McCaul: White House not doing enough to save hostages
House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Michael McCaul expressed concerns on Thursday the White House isn't doing enough to save hostages abroad.
Report: Agreement reached on several areas in Ukraine talks.
The leaders of Ukraine, Russia, France and Germany ended talks Thursday and they're expected to sign a 10-point document, Russia's state-run Ria Novosti news agency reported.It's expected to cover the withdrawal of heavy weapons, the creation of a demilitarized zone and the future status of the Donbass area in eastern Ukraine.
Ukraine conflict: Crucial summit goes through the night.
Few details have emerged but a Ukrainian presidential aide, Valeriy Chaly, posted on Facebook that a battle of nerves was underway, and they had several more hours of work to do.
Obama ISIS fight request sent to Congress.
President Barack Obama on Wednesday made the case for Congress to formally authorize the use of military force in the war against ISIS, declaring that congressional passage of the measure makes the U.S. "strongest" in the fight, and that "ISIL is going to lose."
Mediterranean sinking kills 200 migrants bound for Europe
"Nine were saved after four days at sea. The other 203 were swallowed by the waves," UNHCR's spokeswoman in Italy, Carlotta Sami, said on Twitter.
Who was Jordanian pilot Moath al-Kasasbeh, killed by ISIS?
Royal Jordanian Air Force pilot Moath al-Kasasbeh cut a swashbuckling pose in one military photo, with hands akimbo on his hips, exuding confidence.In another, the cleanshaven young man in uniform appears deadly serious, as one might expect from a fighter pilot whose airstrikes demand precision.
American ISIS hostage Kayla Mueller dead, family says
Kayla Mueller's parents had been holding out hope. But on Tuesday, the American ISIS hostage's family revealed devastating news.
Malaysia court upholds Anwar Ibrahim sodomy conviction.
Mr Anwar was accused of having sex with a male aide in 2008. Sodomy is illegal in Muslim-majority Malaysia, but very few people are ever prosecuted.The popular politician was sentenced to five years in jail in March 2014 after an earlier acquittal was overturned - a ruling against which he appealed.He says the case is a bid by the ruling coalition to block him from politics.
Putin in Ukraine: Why would he stop in the face of weakness?
Why stop now? This must be the question Vladimir Putin is asking himself as he considers the latest European pleas for peace in Ukraine, to be discussed at a crisis summit in Minsk on Wednesday.
Obama, Merkel pledge alliance on Ukraine
Would sending weapons to Ukraine block Russia from grabbing territory and stem violence in the volatile region? Or would it fuel further conflict and destabilize Europe?That's a key issue Western leaders are weighing.
