Police say gunman killed himself and his own family after attack on childcare center in northeastern town of Nongbua Lamphu

NYT report does not specify which parts of Kyiv government approved car bombing that killed Darya Dugina, says Washington did not know of attack in advance

Country wracked by political turmoil and financial chaos still has no proven gas reserves and likely would be able to pump any it discovers only in 5-6 years

Uri Fink, whose Sabraman superhero may have inspired Marvel's own, says patriots are problematic protagonists

Iran needs someone to blame for stoking nationwide protests, and Iranian Kurds are the 'weakest link that could be targeted without provoking consequences,' analyst says

Former prime minister's office says his test results are all normal and he has 'resumed full activity'

Pyongyang accuses Washington of 'escalating the military tensions on the Korean peninsula'

Kremlin watchers believe nuclear action is unlikely, but also note that brinkmanship could escalate even before a bomb is used

Police probing circumstances of violence in the city

Outrage in Germany over Holy See's response to church's attempts at changes to stop hemorrhaging of Catholic faithful

The fan base of Alla Pugacheva, who recently fled to Israel, encompasses all elements of Russian society, including millions of everyday Russians

A Western diplomat has pushed back against reports that Lebanon's leaders have raised serious objections to draft proposal

Can Washington credibly side with demonstrators while also working toward an agreement on the languishing 2015 nuclear deal?

Nearly 79 percent of voters believe country 'should continue to pursue negotiations to prevent Iran from obtaining or developing a nuclear weapon,' Eurasia Group Foundation finds

A female, secular rarity on the religious right, the former high-flyer is now widely shunned for helping oust its leader, and struggling to remain in the Knesset