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(AFP) – The number of children who have fled war-torn Syria hit one million Friday, while two million kids have been displaced within their homeland’s borders by the conflict, the UN said.

(AP) A 37-year-old Ohio mechanic has doctors stumped after he suddenly revived 45 minutes after his heart stopped beating and was declared dead.

The teen suspect in a shocking Oklahoma murder case was not motivated by race, because “he has a lot of Caucasian friends with whom he hangs with,” according to a family member. Rachel Padilla, the older sister of 15-year-old James

After the San Diego City Council voted 7-0 to accept Mayor Bob Filner’s resignation as part of a deal his lawyers made with the city attorney over a sexual harassment suit against him Filner made a statement blaming a “lynch

Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com Fox Nation: ‘O’Reilly Factor’ producer Jesse Watters recently visited a mushroom festival in Telluride, Colo. One of the festival’s attendees told him that the fungi are allegedly considered a ‘fifth taste’ in some cultures.

Charlie Rangel on MSNBC said people shouldn’t have to pay for their college education.

Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com Pat Smith, Mother of Benghazi Victim Sean Smith on Fox and Friends: “I want the world to know that Hillary lied to my face.”

In an interview with CNN, Obama claimed it is Republicans’ fear of Rush Limbaugh that keeps them from doing what’s right for the country.

LA Times: FT. HOOD, Texas — A military jury on Friday convicted Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan on 45 charges of premeditated and attempted premeditated murder in connection with the shooting rampage at this central Texas Army post four years ago,

CNN interviews President Obama about his “red line” comment from a year ago and recent reports of chemical weapon use in Syria.

KXLY reported: WWII veteran Delbert Belton survived being wounded in action during the Battle of Okinawa only to be beaten and left for dead by two teens at the Eagles Lodge in Spokane on Wednesday evening. Belton, 88, succumbed to

It’s a real bummer that young Conrad Dixon still has to go to school while he travels to Denver for a bone marrow transplant to treat a rare disorder. But there is one upside: he gets to go attend class

Abram, a three-year-old dog, has been painting with his paws for almost all his life.

Al Jazeera America: The strange avian behavior may be due to Newcastle disease, which causes apathy, lethargy, and foaming at the beak.

CBS Miami: Lauderhill Police say a man enraged over being given the wrong coffee order at a Dunkin’ Donuts drive thru entered the store, fought with an employee and hit that employee over the head with a loaded gun. Police

Jerusalem Post: British MP and veteran anti-Israel activist George Galloway on Wednesday responded to the latest alleged chemical weapons attack in Syria, stating that if there has been any use of sarin gas, it was radical Islamist group al-Qaida, using

E! Online: It’s the softer side of Kanye. Watch him sound off on his relationship with Kim.

Former Senator Scott Brown says he won’t run for governor in Massachusetts. But that doesn’t mean he’s not aiming even higher in politics.

(AFP) – Opposition leader Henrique Capriles has launched his own TV show on the internet after the sale of the only opposition TV station Globovision left him nowhere to go.

(AFP) – Rodrigo and Sergio were the first gay couple to register to marry in Uruguay, the second nation in Latin America to legalise same-sex unions. Now their wedding finally came.

(AP) Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, the soldier who massacred 16 Afghan civilians during raids last year, apologized for the first time for his “act of cowardice,” but could not explain the atrocities to a military jury considering whether he should

(AP) A storm brought torrential downpours, floods and hail to central Colorado on Thursday. A burst of rain and hail left the town of Ken Caryl, southwest of Denver, looking like it had been hit by a late-summer blizzard.

Van Jones and S.E. Cupp, hosts of CNN’s “Crossfire,” discuss the implications for gun control in two recent national stories: the miraculously defused school shooting in Georgia and the murder of Australian baseball player Christopher Lane. At the heart of

Rev. Jesse Jackson on MSNBC Thursday afternoon was asked whether he thinks that “some on the right are making a false equivalency” between Trayvon Martin and the murdered Australian baseball player Chris Lane. Jackson continued by bring up a case