Clinton makes history with presidential nomination

She promises to tackle income inequality, tighten gun control and rein in Wall Street

Bill Clinton: Hillary best darn change-maker

There have been millions of words, decades of video and reams of commentary devoted to their story. It's been dissected, defended and decried at kitchen tables and on cable news, in tabloids and classrooms.

Attacker grins before cameras

A Japanese man who admitted murdering 19 people at a center for the mentally disabled grinned at news cameras on Wednesday before being questioned over the country's worst killing spree in decades.

Violence intensifies fears of terrorism

Two knife-wielding attackers, several hostages, and a priest's throat cut - a few keywords of the latest terror attack that has rattled the nerves of millions in Europe and beyond, reinforcing the impression that the region is in the cross hairs of terrorists.

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Solar plane completes epic trip

A solar-powered aircraft successfully completed the first fuel-free flight around the world on Tuesday, returning to Abu Dhabi after an epic 16-month voyage that demonstrated the potential of renewable energy.

Solar Impulse 2: Flying the flag for clean energy

In its round-the-world tour, the plane Solar Impulse 2 has become a showcase for sun-powered technology, featuring innovations which could have a bright commercial future.

Prime minister orders inquiry into teen abuse

Boy was shackled to a chair with a hood placed over his head

Study reveals dirty water stunting millions of children in India

India is home to the world's largest number of stunted children due to a lack of toilets, dirty water and poor hygiene, according to a new study published on Tuesday.

Police kill militants plotting Dhaka attack

Bangladesh police on Tuesday killed nine militants who were believed to have been plotting an attack similar to the one on a cafe on July 1 in which 22 people were killed, the national police chief said.

'Maid detectives' rescue trafficking victims

Rima Jayanti has not had formal training in detective work but with her sharp eye and gut instinct, her task is to spot Indonesian women at Jakarta's bustling airport in danger of being sent abroad to a life of domestic servitude.

Residents return home after LA wildfire

Thousands of California residents were allowed to return home on Monday after a deadly, destructive wildfire forced them from their houses in recent days as it raged through drought-parched canyons and foothills north of Los Angeles.