International

The United States urged all nations Saturday to support Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido.

If the U.S. decisively took sides in Venezuela's escalating political crisis this week, Russia wasn't sitting idly by.

The root causes are increasingly a messy mix of conflict, climate shocks, poverty and social inequalities.

How public mistrust in GMOs destroyed one scientist's dream of helping farmers in developing countries produce sturdier, higher-yield crops.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has ordered preparations for a second summit with President Trump to discuss the prospect of denuclearization on the Korean peninsula.

It's part of an unfortunate trend in the humanitarian sector: complaints about sexual harassment, bullying and other unacceptable workplace behavior.

Trump said he plans a second summit with leader Kim Jong Un to try to broker a deal that would entice the North to give up its nuclear weapons.

An Iranian-American woman arrested five days ago during a visit to the U.S. is testifying behind closed doors to a grand jury in Washington, D.C., a U.S. federal judge said.

China's state-run Xinhua News Agency announced the news, simply stating: "The experiment has ended."

The extremist group is still believed to have thousands of fighters who have gone underground.

Domestic violence was the leading reported crime in Honduras, according to a March 2015 report by the United Nations' special rapporteur on violence against women.

In the vote, 325 lawmakers said they had confidence in May's government, while 306 voted that they did not.

The group that reached Guatemala on Tuesday is the first wave of a caravan that could consist of thousands.

American troops were killed in an explosion in northern Syria, the spokesperson for the U.S.-led coalition against the Islamic State says.

The Japanese government intends to bring in 345,000 more foreign workers in the next five years, to staff sectors including restaurants, construction, agriculture and nursing.