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Mount McKinley is officially renamed, but mountaineers and Alaskans will tell you that the rest of the world is just catching up. The mountain has always been Denali.
Despite tragic incidents such as the on-air shooting of two journalists in Virginia, workplace violence is not getting worse.
After 4-1/2 years of conflict, Syria would be better off without both Islamic State and the Assad regime.
‘Hacktivists’ are going after Islamic State’s online propaganda and scoring some success
After six years of stock market growth, a much predicted correction might be under way.
Donald Trump's plain-spoken style is a big part of his appeal. But in talk about 'anchor babies,' that frankness can come across as a callous.
New research suggests that friendship makes a big difference in overcoming depression.
Khaled al-Assad likely was executed by Islamic State for refusing to divulge the location of Palmyra's treasures.
A Hindu shrine in Bangkok is targeted by unknown bombers, shattering a city’s calm.
Ukraine is heating up again. This is a conflict that didn't need to happen and shouldn't continue.