No reason was given for Kim's apparent injury, which was a rare display of frailty for a leader whom many North Koreans regard as god-like
Two weeks ago, the NFL agreed to remove a $675 million cap on damages for head injury claims
An indictment alleges Roman Seleznev installed malicious software to steal credit card numbers from an array of retail computer systems
Chief election commissioner says more than 56 percent of tally went to former finance minister, while rival Abdullah Abdullah received approximately 44 percent
Parliament unable to decide how to split political power even as Baghdad faces militant Islamic insurgency that has edged close to Baghdad
He played a vital role in ending Cold War, helped negotiate unification of Germany, was diplomatic face of Soviet reforms during his time as foreign minister
But White House spokesman declines to say whether allegation is true that German intelligence employee spied for US
Country’s Supreme Court does not ban Sharia courts, but deems illegal fatwas affecting fundamental rights of Muslims
Investigators say three of six Israeli Jews accused of killing Mohammed Abu Khdeir have confessed and re-enacted the crime for authorities
Sissi said last month that he would not interfere with judicial verdicts, saying the decision must be respected and not criticized
Military helicopter on routine training mission crashed on outskirts of Hanoi
She finished her three-nation tour in Sierra Leone, where she praised President Ernest Bai Koroma as a supporter of women's rights
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