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Onetime Ohio autoworker John Demjanjuk, 91, had been found guilty last May in Germany of assisting in mass murder at a Polish death camp.

Villagers are demanding that the U.S. soldier accused of a shooting rampage that left 16 people dead be brought back to face justice in Afghanistan.

Syrian state TV blames "terrorists" for a series of deadly blasts that reportedly killed at least 27 people and injured scores.

Jason Russell, director of a documentary about a notorious Ugandan warlord that went viral, does not have a drinking or drug problem, according to his family, after the filmmaker was seen running through the streets of San Diego in his underwear.

Terrified neighbors implored dispatchers to send police as a voice in the background screamed for help in 911 recordings released after the shooting of an unarmed Florida teen.

The director of a documentary about a notorious Ugandan warlord that went viral after its release this month was picked up by police Thursday in San Diego after several people reported a man running through the streets in his underwear, screaming, sources said Friday.

The attorney representing the U.S. soldier suspected in the Afghanistan massacre of 16 villagers, including nine children, is a flamboyant, pugnacious trial lawyer who doesn't shy from hard-core cases.

Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri is calling on Pakistanis to join the Arab Spring uprisings and revolt against their government, saying the country's leaders are "slaves of America," according to a recent video posted on jihadist forums Friday.

Leading up to the day he died, Osama bin Laden remained fixated on attacking the United States, urging followers to mount assassination attempts against President Obama and Gen. David Petraeus.

Acclaimed National Public Radio program "This American Life" is retracting an entire episode about working conditions inside Foxconn, the Chinese manufacturer that builds much of Apple's most popular hardware, after learning the reporter "partially fabricated" information about his visit to the factories.

Police arrested actor George Clooney and others Friday during a protest at the Sudanese Embassy in Washington.

20 years ago, first lady-to-be Hillary Clinton's "cookies" comment roiled moms and stoked political debate, Kirsten Swinth says. But in hindsight, it reflected the dawn of the working family

Dharun Ravi's roommate killed himself after finding out he'd been spied on during a sexual encounter with a man. Ravi faces up to 10 years in prison and deportation.

A university president apologized after members of a school's band yelled "where's your green card" at a Hispanic player during a NCAA basketball tournament game Thursday.

The family of a 17-year-old unarmed Florida boy gunned down last month is outraged that the shooter remains free.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt reacted with fury when major legislative pillars of his New Deal were declared unconstitutional by a Supreme Court anchored by four ideological conservatives. He lashed out at the justices, accusing them of practicing crass politics disguised as constitutional law.

Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, the head of the 85 million-strong worldwide Anglican Communion, announced Friday he will step down from his post at the end of the year.

Charles Garcia says that to boost Hispanic support for the GOP, Sen. Marco Rubio should stand up to the far right and delve into immigration reform.

Rick Santorum's contention that in order for Puerto Rico to become a state English must be its principal language drew criticism Thursday from the U.S. territory's sole representative in Congress.

The soldier has been in protective custody in Kuwait and is expected to arrive at Fort Leavenworth this afternoon, his lawyer says.