The Washington Post

A new report from Amnesty International says the Nigerian military is guilty of war crimes in its fight against Boko Haram.

A strike by Brazilian truckers backed up exports and caused fuel shortages Thursday as the government tried to end the work stoppage before it caused more damage to Latin America’s largest economy.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday that North Korea fulfilled its promises ahead of the canceled summit between President Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un.

Growing U.S. pressure on Lebanon’s Iranian-backed Hezbollah group, including a new wave of sanctions targeting its top leadership, may hamper the formation of a new government that caretaker Prime Minister Saad Hariri was overwhelmingly chosen to form on Thursday.

For women in Ireland, abortion is punishable by 14 years in prison. Friday's referendum could change that.

Nicolas Maduro has been sworn in as Venezuela’s president-elect, months before he’s due to formally take the oath of office next year for a second term.

The person who uploaded the video is being charged with violating the privacy rights of police officers.

Trump's decision came as North Korea destroyed a nuclear test site — with U.S. reporters in the country.

It could make landfall with the strength of a Category 3 hurricane. No recorded storm that strong has ever hit the country.

The office is at the center of some of the Justice Dept.’s biggest cases, including the WikiLeaks investigation.