By Yiyao Xiao
The U.S. and -NATO ceremonially ended their combat mission in Afghanistan on Monday, 13 years after the Sept. 11 terror attacks sparked their invasion of the country to topple the Taliban-led government.
By Rosalia Fodera
An unstoppable river of lava is threatening the Hawaiian town of Pahoa.
By Laura Onyeneho
Mexican fashion designer, Carla Fernández, in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, showcased her signature designs for Boston Fashion Week, held at the Stewart Garden Museum.
By April Newell
A partnership between a photographer and a network with a mission to stop human trafficking held an art show in the upper lounge of a local café on Sunday.
By Lauren Holt
President Obama sat down to discuss ISIS in an interview with the 60 Minutes on CBS in the wake of haunting beheadings of two American journalists by the Islamic extremist group.
By Shaynah Ferreira
Afghanistan and U.S officials signed the long-delayed security agreement to allow American soldiers to stay in the country after the end of this year.
By Tashanea Whitlow
The political unrest that began in Hong Kong continued for a 5th day as protestors lined the streets in a show of disapproval for the central Chinese Government.
By Joshua Powers
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh is spending the week in Ireland, visiting his parents old home town and learning about business as he looks to expand commercial opportunities on both sides of the Atlantic.
By Rafael Lopez
Whether you pre-ordered or picked it up at the store, it was only a matter of time before the monstrosity known as the iPhone 6 & iPhone 6 Plus, reached the hands of millions of buyers.
The phone stirred a craze among Apple consumers worldwide.
By Catherine Casey
Kathleen Sebelius will announce her resignation as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services on Friday. She has held the position for five years and was previously Governor of Kansas.