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Army National Guard Specialist Alek Skarlatos tackled a gunman on a Paris-bound train in August. Now he'll try to dance his way to the top on ABC's "Dancing with the Stars."

A sheep found in Australia this week is so woolly that it may set records in the sheep population there.

An Islamic State fighter justifies the use of chemical weapons and encourages the eating of red M&Ms.

New Zealand has narrowed down the contestants for its new flag to only four options. See what's on the table for a national vote later this year.

In an event co-hosted by Foreign Policy in Washington, Nobel Peace Prize-winner Malala Yousafzai called on governments to redirect their military spending to schools.

To prevent panic among naked prisoners on their way to die, Nazi guards promised group showers. But after the steel doors closed, Zyklon B pellets would drop into the chambers, filling them with noxious fumes that spared no one.

Turkey has arrested two Vice News reporters on terror charges; they may serve up to four-and-a-half years in prison.

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev want to pump you up. So the Kremlin released photos of the two working out, grilling meat, and of course, sharing tea.

Violence returned to Kiev on Monday as protesters lobbed firecrackers, molotov cocktails, and grenades at national guardsmen and riot police outside Ukraine's parliament.

Thailand finally made arrests in the Aug. 17 Bangkok bombings, but the cash reward wasn't given to vigilantes, but to the police themselves.

Just days before he was slated to head home, the Nigerian ambassador to Washington died suddenly Thursday.

A cease-fire quiets the fighting in three Syrian towns, but does little to change the war's trajectory.