Dana Roberson

The United States, which supports and supplies weapons to the Saudi-led Arab coalition, is criticizing a Saudi attack on a Yemeni funeral home that killed 100 people.

Tens of thousands of homes have also been destroyed and humanitarian workers say there's an urgent need for assistance. 

Though many have been outraged by Donald Trump's lewd remarks about women, many of his supporters remain unfazed. But has anything that transpired over the weekend altered the polls?  

Kidnapped, tortured, and held for 22 months in Syria, American journalist Theo Padnos retraces his harrowing journey in the documentary "Theo Who Lived." He shares his story here.

Many have been hoping that a female would be selected as U.N. secretary general — a woman has never held the highest job for the largest international organization in the world.

An NSA contractor has been arrested for stealing and leaking classified secrets. Sound familiar? Though the name Edward Snowden may ring a bell, this breach is somewhat different.

New research theorizes that a brain disorder might be responsible for some people's inability to learn and perform math.

Hurricane Matthew crossed Haiti yesterday as a Category 4 storm. The country is still recovering from the devastating 2010 earthquake that killed 300,000 people.

Dennis Eckart, a former Ohio congressman and long time debate coach, explains how the VP candidates may be preparing for the debate. 

In a shocking referendum over the weekend, Colombians voted against a historic peace deal signed early last week between the government and the FARC rebels.

On Sunday, Colombians will head to the polls to vote on a historic peace agreement that puts an end to the 52-year conflict between the government and the FARC rebels. 

Kurt Andersen, host and co-creator of Studio 360, has had a fixation with Donald Trump that goes back to the very first issue of Spy, the satirical magazine he co-founded 30 years ago.

The 13th annual New York Arab-American Comedy Festival kicks off today at comedy clubs throughout the city.

José Fernández, the 24-year-old ace pitcher for the Marlins, was killed this weekend in a tragic boating accident.

On Saturday, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture will open after a decades-long fight and countless economic and political hurdles.

Charlotte, North Carolina is the latest American city to find itself at the center of a firestorm after a deadly incident involving police and an African-American man. 

In the case of Ahmad Khan Rahami, there were no deaths, a quick arrest, and a lack of pervasive fear in the tri-state area. Are those markers of success in the age of terror? 

U.S. airstrikes mistakenly hit Syrian forces over the weekend. Russian leaders seized on the opportunity to suggest that the U.S. was working in the interest of ISIS.

Authorities are investigating a number of possible terrorist attacks on American soil, from New York City to St. Cloud, Minnesota. Here's what we know so far. 

After Hillary Clinton's health scare, the polls say her lead is narrowing. But what does that mean at this point in election season? Are there any undecided voters left?