Gunman Kills Two Journalists During ‘Live’ Broadcast
A gunman opened fire on an American television news crew during a ‘live’ television broadcast Wednesday morning.
History Made: Two Women Become US Army Rangers
The women made history when they completed the Ranger training program at Fort Benning in Georgia.
Millions with Mental Illness Get Little or No Treatment
The World Health Organization reports that hundreds of millions of people have a mental health disorder, but receive little or no treatment.
China, US Stock Markets Drop for Second Day
Stock market measures in the U.S. fell Tuesday after strong gains in the first hours of trading.
France Launches Terror Investigation
France announced Tuesday it has launched a terrorism investigation into last week’s armed attack on a train traveling between Amsterdam and Paris.
IS Publishes Photos of Ruined Palmyra Temple
The Islamic State group has posted pictures on the Internet that, it says, show the destruction of a 2,000-year-old temple in Palmyra, Syria.
Americans Driven by ‘Gut Instinct’ to Act in Train Attack
Three Americans, a Briton and a French citizen stopped a heavily-armed gunman on a high-speed train in France last week.
No Progress in Talks Between North, South Korea
High-level officials from North and South Korea met Monday.
Search Continues for Bangkok Bomber
Police are searching thousands of homes and buildings in Bangkok for clues in a bomb attack at a religious shrine a week ago.
France Honors Four Men for Stopping Attack on Train
French President Francois Hollande has given the country’s highest award — the Legion of Honor — to three Americans and a Briton.