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Officials: Plane Debris Found

Vietnamese officials claim to have found fragments of an inner door and part of the tail from what might be the missing Malaysia Airlines jet in the South China Sea. The news came as the Malaysian air force said the jet may have turned back before vanishing

Stolen Passports Used on 777

At least two of the passengers listed on Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370's manifest were not on the the missing aircraft

Ukraine's PM to Visit D.C.

Ukrainian interim Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk will travel to Washington D.C. on Wednesday to discuss the crisis in Crimea

N. Korea's Sham 'Election' Reports Perfect Turnout

The first national 'election' under dictator Kim Jong Un -- with only one candidate on the ballot papers -- allows the state to conduct an unofficial census, as well as rubber-stamp state-chosen representatives for the national parliament

St. Pat's 'Blowout' Becomes Drunken Mess

Police arrested 73 people at a University of Massachusetts at Amherst pre-St. Patrick's Day party in which unruly students threw beer cans, bottles and snowballs at authorities, leaving four officers with minor injuries

Gun-Toting 'David' Ad Outrages Italy

An advertisement from Illinois-based weapons manufacturer ArmaLite depicting Michelangelo's sculpture David carrying a AR-50A1 rifle causes outrage in Italy, as the minister of culture threatens legal action

Afghan VP Dies From Illness

Afghanistan's government announced on Sunday that Mohammed Qasim Fahim, who served as the head of the the nation’s intelligence service in the 1990s, and was appointed as first Vice President in 2009, has died of natural causes

Hillary 2016 Heats Up

Hillary Clinton's shadow presidential campaign is shifting into overdrive with the Super PAC's website getting a makeover, complete with two elements that symbolize how her backers are borrowing as much as they can from the Obama campaigns

SNL Imagines Girls In Biblical Times...With Nudity

Girls star and creator Lena Dunham, who hosted the comedy sketch program for the first time Saturday night, trades Brooklyn for the Garden of Eden in this latest spoof of the Golden Globes-winning hit HBO series

Free Speech Under Fire in India

A recent attack on an employee of journalist Siddharth Varadarajan, a critic of opposition Bharatiya Janata Party’s Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, highlights the proscription of free speech in the country

Assange Hints at More Leaks

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who has been confined to the Ecuadorian embassy in London, discussed government surveillance, journalism, and the situation in Ukraine via Skype to attendees of the SXSW festival in Austin, Texas

Paul Tops CPAC Straw Poll

Sen. Rand Paul finished again first among conservative activists for the 2016 presidential nomination in a straw poll at the three-day conference, with tea party favorite Sen. Ted Cruz coming in at a distant second