American-born cleric with suspected ties to terrorism killed in airstrikes

If the U.S. finally loses its ally, it can point to the tsunami of cash it's poured into the country since 2005

President Trump will enter his first days as president facing a Freedom of Information Act request

A smuggled swine raises a ruckus on a cross-country flight.

James Bond is back in theaters, but his real-life counterparts at MI6 are embroiled in controversy

Salon talks to the "Daily Show" co-creator on Lady Parts Justice League and using humor to help abortion clinics

Nolan's epic film ignores the Indian and African troops who fought the Nazis. Minor oversight or massive fail?

From Facebook to Twitter and once again on Craigslist, a new study shows adult advertising permeates the Web

The clashes have left at least 41 dead and dozens badly injured

Britain is urging the U.S. to support the rebels

As economic anxiety and social unrest increase, control over Internet technology and communication becomes vital

On Thursday, Assange lost an appeal against a court order for his arrest. Authorities know his precise location

On a stay in London, Douglas Cruickshank ponders the passions of collectors and cabbies.