Bryan Bowman

Police have seized more than 5,600 illegally-possessed guns in Chicago this year alone, including 60 the weekend of August 3-5, when 66 people were shot and 12 killed between Friday evening…

The effects of President Donald Trump’s persistent attacks on the press are being felt beyond the U.S. border.

When former cricket star Imran Khan becomes Pakistan's prime minister, he will inherit a looming financial crisis that may hinder his agenda.

The Globe Post talked to Trita Parsi, the founder, and president of the National Iranian American Council about the Trump administration's calls for regime change in Iran

The US legislative branch will seek to play a greater role in deciding the country's policy towards NATO after President Trump's tumultuous visit to Europe.

Beyond simply condemning the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions movement against Israel, a number of U.S. lawmakers are quietly making a new push to crack down on it.

Following a series of deadly protests over fuel prices, the International Monetary Fund has agreed to restructure conditions imposed on the Haitian government.

Leaders of Poland’s ruling Law and Justice party (PiS) have remained defiant as the European Union has condemned recent reforms it says undermine the country’s judicial independence.

A year after the Iraqi government reclaimed control of Mosul from the Islamic State, about a third of the city’s internally displaced residents are at risk of facing a “second displacement.”…

One year after Mosul was retaken from the Islamic State, the Iraqi city remains in ruins. Over 380,000 people in and around Mosul are still displaced.

Dawn Sturgess, 44, and Charlie Rowley, 45, collapsed inside their home in Amesbury after mysteriously being exposed to Novichok. Britain demands answers from Moscow.

Despite legal action from the European Union, an aid to Polish President Andrzej Duda confirmed Tuesday that 27 of the nation’s Supreme Court Justices will be forced to retire Wednesday.