Two sunken ships from World War II - a German U-boat and a merchant vessel from a US convoy - have been found deep in the ocean off the coast of North Carolina, officials said on Tuesday.
The United States said on Tuesday that one of three US citizens held by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea has been released and was heading home.
The Republic of Korea said on Wednesday it had dismantled a Christmas-tree-shaped tower near the border with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea that had previously been used for a seasonal lights show.
Australian doctors have used a 3D printer to help build a Melbourne man a new heel bone and save him from losing his leg to cancer.
Two Myanmar men accused of killing two British backpackers on a Thai holiday island have retracted their confessions, their lawyers said on Wednesday, adding further confusion to an investigation that has attracted widespread criticism.
Weddings in Iran have long been an over-the-top affair, with families spending the equivalent of thousands of dollars to celebrate a union. But now some couples are splurging on an entirely different sort of nuptial celebration: a divorce party.
A second ship was preparing to join the hunt for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 in a remote patch of the Indian Ocean on Wednesday, as Malaysia's defense minister expressed confidence the plane will be found.
Red Cross official says at least four months needed to contain epidemic
The European Union has demarcated "red lines" for Israel regarding its settlement policy in the West Bank, warning Israel not to make moves that would jeopardize the creation of a Palestinian state, the Ha'aretz daily reported on Wednesday.
The mother of Oscar Pistorius's girlfriend said on Wednesday she did not want "revenge" the day after the disgraced South African athlete was handed a five-year prison sentence for shooting her daughter dead.
Investigators are trying to discover whether three teenage girls from suburban Denver who may have been trying to join Islamic State militants in Syria have friends or associates with similar intentions.
A paralyzed Bulgarian man can walk again after receiving revolutionary treatment in Poland in a breakthrough hailed by one of the British scientists responsible as "more impressive than a man walking on the moon".
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