The ISIS executioner Mohammed Emwazi, a Kuwaiti-born Briton from London nicknamed 'Jihadi John,' was a cold loner who didn't talk much, according to an ISIS defector. "The British fighters were always hanging out together, but he wouldn't join them," he said
Iraqi on Monday began a large-scale military operation to recapture Tikrit, Saddam Hussein's hometown, from the Islamic State extremist group
A federal judge has blocked Nebraska's gay marriage ban, but the decision will not take effect until March 9
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed "regret" Monday that his address to a joint session of Congress has become politicized, but pledged to continue to criticize the emerging Iran nuclear agreement
Mass transit officials have long offered discounts to certain commuters—seniors, veterans and government employees, to name a few. On Sunday, Seattle added people from low-income households to the list
No need to waste time looking for your phone charger: Some new IKEA furniture will be able to charge your phone wirelessly beginning in April, the company announced. The wireless charging stations will be integrated into pieces like desks, tables and lamps
Federal authorities confiscated more than 15 tons of marijuana en route to the United States from Mexico last week in the second-largest drug seizure at a U.S. border ever, officials said. It was worth almost $19 million
Fifty Shades of Grey has earned $338.4 million from global box offices, becoming Universal Studios' highest-grossing R-rated film internationally, and is fast approaching a combined domestic and international total of $500 million
The man who once said Republicans should “lose the primary to win the general election” is nonetheless aiming to establish his credentials in a way that minimizes the ideological protest against his candidacy from the right. But the fight is far from over
Police shot and killed a man who struggled with officers on a sidewalk in the Skid Row section of downtown Los Angeles, authorities said on Sunday. The shooting is the latest in a recent series of fatal police shootings around the country
Tens of thousands of people marched on Sunday under a gray Moscow sky in honor of Boris Nemtsov, the opposition figure who was gunned down on Friday night mere steps from the Kremlin. "We all were shot in the heart," one Russian said
Costco announced that the retailer’s credit card network will be handled by Visa next year, an announcement that comes weeks after it sideswiped Visa rival American Express in a move that ended a 16-year relationship with the retailer
What does history hold in store for Season 6 of 'Downton'?
