Some young Muslims are attracted to the Islamic State group because of its brutality, which makes it appear "more authentic" than al-Qaida, the head of Germany's domestic intelligence agency said in an interview on Sunday.
Los Angeles isn't the world's wettest city at the best of times. But a record drought has triggered extra measures - now including "water police" checking on overzealous sprinkler users and the like.
Under cover of darkness, 40 Filipino peacekeepers made a daring escape after being surrounded and under fire for seven hours by Syrian rebels in the Golan Heights, Philippine officials said Sunday, leaving 44 Fijian troops still in the hands of the al-Qaida-linked insurgents.
Putin is not calling for a separate state in the region, Kremlin says
Pakistan's government said on Sunday it is trying to reopen talks with opposition groups after bloody overnight clashes between police and protesters outside the prime minister's residence left two dead and hundreds injured.
Project is latest venture to emerge from company's secretive 'X' lab
Media around the world have been blamed for biased coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for decades. Depending on what version you see, you could get a completely different point of view. Now, an 8-year-old Palestinian girl, Jana Jihad, has decided to tell the story her way.
New data from the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene show that from 2010 to 2013, drug overdose deaths in the metropolis increased by 41 percent - from 8.2 to 11.6 per 100,000 New Yorkers.
A suggestion by Singapore's public housing authority that owners of noisy dogs consider "debarking" their pets to avoid inconveniencing neighbors has raised animal lovers' hackles in the city-state and prompted much ridicule on social media.
For the growing US elderly population, tracking heart health via a smartphone can mean the difference between life and death.
UN official calls crisis the 'biggest humanitarian emergency of our era'
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