New Zealand is planning to send in military helicopters and a navy ship to rescue about 1,000 tourists and hundreds of residents who remain stranded in the coastal town of Kaikoura after a powerful earthquake on Monday cut off train and vehicle access.
South Korean prosecutors want to question President Park Geun- hye this week over suspicion that she let a shadowy longtime confidante manipulate power from behind the scenes, an official said Sunday.
Hundreds of thousands of people flooded Seoul's streets on Saturday demanding the resignation of President Park Geun- hye amid an explosive political scandal, in what may be South Korea's largest protest since it shook off dictatorship three decades ago.
Iraqi troops are advancing on Mosul, clearing ISIS out of neighborhoods that they previously occupied. Meanwhile, one Iraqi church’s bells rang bells rang out for the first time…
World leaders hoping for a Clinton victory awoke with a headache Wednesday morning in the form of President-elect Donald Trump, while those hoping for a Trump victory were exuberant.
Christian refugees from Iraq and Syria fear they will never be able to return to their homes. The US has welcomed more than 13,000 Syrian refugees so far and 56 of the first 11,000 Syrians invited to live in America were Christians.
A Christian couple in Britain has been rejected for adoption of their two foster children after expressing concerns about the children being raised by a gay couple.
Could the Fight of the Century be headed to Round Two?
Now that Manny Pacquiao has reclaimed the WBO welterweight belt with his victory over Jessie Vargas last Saturday, the boxing world is hoping that a rematch with Floyd Mayweather could be next.
The growing war of words between Russia and the West is spurring rumors of a new cold war. That fear led to recent emergency drills in which millions prepared for the possibility of nuclear war.
Polish lawmakers approved a measure Friday to pay a bonus to parents of disabled babies.