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New York police arrested dozens of people in lower Manhattan as the Occupy Wall Street movement marked six months of protests, authorities said Sunday.

A Taliban commander doubts just one soldier carried out a massacre last week that left 16 Afghan civilians dead, saying the "puppet regime" is blind to the truth of what happened.

Venezuelan investigators have detained 12 police officials following the shooting death of a Chilean diplomat's teenage daughter.

Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney's remarks illustrate a GOP strategy to target President Obama for rising gas prices.

A winter storm packing heavy snow and gusty winds forced authorities to close 180 miles of Interstate 40 in northern Arizona on Sunday until further notice.

Mitt Romney heads in to Illinois's presidential primary this week with a handy win in Puerto Rico, pocketing the territory's 20 GOP delegates in a bruising race that has become a numbers game for the Republican nomination.

Bob Greene says visiting an exhibit on Nixon's early life as son, student, suitor gives context--and raises questions--about the enigmatic and controversial president

Gunmen fatally shot an American teacher in the Yemeni province of Taiz on Sunday, two defense ministry officials said.

The murky abduction account of an American, who nobody appeared to know was missing in Iraq until he resurfaced, is raising questions about everything from his name to the circumstances surrounding his reported kidnapping.

George Buck, chief operating officer of Chevron's Brazil division, and other executives have been barred from leaving the country while officials mull criminal charges stemming from a November 2011 oil spill.

A Syrian rebel leader vehemently refuted the government's claim that so-called "terrorists" -- not the regime itself -- launched a series of explosions in Damascus that killed dozens.

Before there was Red Bull, there was Krating Daeng, a sweet energy drink sold in Thailand and a few other countries. Its labels feature two red bulls charging one another.

After months of bloodshed that has left the Syrian people on the brink of civil war, more than 1,000 activists gathered outside the White House on Saturday to mark the one-year anniversary of the start of the uprising in Syria.

An American said to have been held captive for months was handed over to the United Nations office in Baghdad by the movement led by radical Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, a U.N. official told CNN Saturday.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has decided to run for a seat in the Australian Senate, WikiLeaks announced on its Twitter page Saturday.

Coptic Pope Shenouda III, the spiritual leader of Egypt's Coptic Christian community for nearly four decades, died Saturday, according to the head of the Egyptian General Coptic Association. He was 88.

A 23-year-old English Premier League soccer player remained in intensive care Monday after suffering cardiac arrest during a game in London, his club Bolton said.

Libya said Saturday it will seek extradition of its former spy chief who was arrested in Mauritania and is wanted for war crimes by the International Criminal Court.

Roland Martin says Florida police shouldn't accept the shooter's self-defense argument in the killing of Trayvon Martin

North Korea will invite foreign space experts and journalists to witness the launch of a satellite that the United States and other nations see as a provocation, the state-run Korean Central News Agency said Saturday.