Benjamin Lennett explains the importance of the Apple vs. Samsung verdict.

Typhoon Bolaven hits already destitute North Korea.

Clashes erupt as demonstrators march in Santiago, Chile in a prolonged battle over education reform.

A hometown couple triumphed in Buenos Aires in Argentina's annual tango competition, outperforming pairs from around the world. 491 couples from 32 countries competed, with a final 42 pairs reaching Monday night's final.

Archaeologists in Panama have begun the search for the ships of Captain Henry Morgan, a legendary English pirate who defeated Spanish imperial forces in the seventeenth century before pillaging the ancient Panama City.

The threat of Tropical Storm Isaac has brought oil production in the Gulf of Mexico to a near standstill.

Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, a speaker at the Republican National Convention, talks about how she feels President Obama has failed on foreign policy.

The death of the late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat is now the subject of a murder investigation.

The European Central Bank is trying to ease fears about its plans to "save the euro" by buying the government bonds of those eurozone countries that come under pressure from unsustainably high borrowing costs

Residents in parts of the Lebanese city of Tripoli are worried about stepping outside for fear they will get caught up in fighting between pro- and anti-Syrian factions.

The US' war in Afghanistan has lasted nearly 11 years and claimed the lives of some 2,000 Americans.