Tsunami Victims Pay Back By Helping Tornado Victims

/Getty Images(TOKYO) -- When Hideko Oikawa first saw the mangled aftermath of Moore, Okla., on the evening news, she cried. Oikawa had never visited the Sooner state. She’d never even met any... Read More

UN Report: 'Reasonable' to Believe Chemical Weapons Used in Syria

(WASHINGTON) -- The latest UN Human Rights Council report into Syria released Tuesday says there are “reasonable grounds” to believe that chemical weapons have been used by both sides.... Read More

Duchess Kate’s Growing Baby Bump on Display at Queen’s Coronation

(LONDON) -- Amid a sea of royals celebrating the 60th anniversary of the queen’s coronation on Tuesday, it was the family’s newest member, Duchess Kate, whom all eyes were watching.... Read More

Oscar Pistorius Back in Court; Murder Case Postponed Until August

(PRETORIA, South Africa) -- Oscar Pistorius emerged from self-imposed isolation on Tuesday for the first time in four months, appearing in court before a magistrate who warned the media to steer cl... Read More

Can Syrian War Be Solved on Two Wheels?

(WASHINGTON) -- The Secretary General of NATO has a secret tool for effective diplomacy: the bicycle. Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen told ABC News that he’s been able to r... Read More

Iraq Won't Let Israel Use Its Airspace for Attack Against Iran

(BAGHDAD) -- Iraq has told Israel that it won't allow its airspace to be used in the event the Israelis launch a strike against its ally Iran. Deputy Prime Minister Hussein al-Shahristan... Read More

White House Calls for Turkish Government to Use Restraint

(WASHINGTON) -- The White House on Monday called on Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan to use restraint in dealing with growing demonstrations against new social restrictions imposed by hi... Read More

Former US Marine Kidnapped in Mexico

(SAN ANTONIO) -- Federal law enforcement officials are asking the public for any information on a former U.S. Marine who was kidnapped in Mexico last month. The FBI is investigating the... Read More

Alive After All? US Offers $5M for Mokhtar Belmokhtar

(WASHINGTON) -- It’s been two months since the Chadian army claimed to have killed terrorist leader Mokhtar Belmokhtar, but apparently the U.S. government isn’t sold and instead has jus... Read More

Tiananmen Critics Shoved Aside on 24th Anniversary of Protests

(BEIJING) -- The doors to Chairman Mao’s mausoleum, located just south of Tiananmen Square, open to the public every morning (except Mondays) at 8 o’clock. The imposing building typical... Read More