Obama Chooses Joe Dunford for Joint Chiefs of Staff Chair
President Barack Obama has nominated Marine General Joseph Dunford, Jr. as the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Australia Explains Its Investigation of the “Bali Nine”
The Australian Federal Police has defended its cooperation with Indonesia in the case of two drug traffickers.
Taiwan, China Look to Expand Ties Before Elections
Top political leaders from Taiwan and China met for the first time in six years Monday.
Texas Police Kill Two Gunmen
Police in Texas shot and killed two men Sunday outside a building where what organizers described as a free speech event was taking place.
City of Baltimore Lifts Nighttime Curfew
The mayor of Baltimore, Maryland, has cancelled a nighttime curfew in the U.S. city.
More Republican Candidates Enter Presidential Race
And three more Americans are making plans to become candidates for the Republican Party’s presidential nomination.
Nepal Rescue Efforts Continue to Save Lives
​​Four more people were rescued from wreckage in Nepal on Sunday, more than a week after a powerful earthquake hit the country.
3-D Printed Device Helps Children with Rare Breathing Disorder
You may have heard about a process called 3-D printing.
Baltimore Police Officers Charged in Death of Black Man
The chief prosecutor in the eastern U.S. city of Baltimore, Maryland has announced charges against six police officers in the case of the death of a 25-year-old black man.
Baltimore Police End Investigation of Freddie Gray’s Death
Police in Baltimore, Maryland, have completed their investigation into the death of a young black man in police detention.