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The World Cup may be over, but its legacy of repression lives on, reflecting Brazil's own legacy of military dictatorship.

The wilderness of Siberia has just gotten a lot more mysterious.

No one elected Uncle Sam to play God.

Could it be that the large influx of private corporations over the past years has resulted in a new San Francisco, one that appeases the demands of these enterprises, …

There are too many stories are out there about the subhuman treatment of pregnant prisoners who give birth while chained, with prison officials by their side.

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says Iran could freeze its nuclear capacity in exchange for sanctions relief, but John Kerry would not say if the US would agree.

Vargas recently traveled to the Texas border to document the crisis of thousands of migrant children fleeing violence and poverty in Central America.

The malnutrition crisis comes amidst tumultuous domestic politics in South Sudan, resulting in fighting that has raged since December.

Iraq remains on the verge of splintering into three separate states as Sunni militants expand their stronghold in the north and west of Iraq.

To the Israeli government, the periodic slaughter of Palestinians in Gaza is called mowing the grass, a chore that frequently needs repeating.