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In addition to the death and destruction the Indian Ocean tsunami caused in Sri Lanka, experts estimate that the deadly waves also displaced more than 1 million people. NPR's Philip Reeves reports.

U.S. troops in Iraq mark Thanksgiving with traditional feasts, but also by enduring attacks from Iraqi insurgents in Mosul. One driver delivering a turkey dinner dodged an explosion, but it arrived intact. NPR's Philip Reeves reports.

Details of the United States' disastrous operation in eastern Afghanistan -- in which 19 special operations personnel died -- are now emerging. An attempted rescue of a team seeking Taliban and escaped prisoners led to 16 deaths when a helicopter was shot down.

Seven Republicans challenging former President Trump for the Republican presidential nomination took the debate stage last night at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in California. Trump, the frontrunner, was not there.

Low-wage workers in highly exploitative industries, many of whom are immigrants, are fighting for better working conditions and pay.

Kevin McCarthy is the first House speaker to be removed from office in history.

Two cases before the high court Tuesday involve government officials blocking critics from their private social media pages.

The tentative deals reached with the Big Three automakers could end the six-week strike by the UAW.

“It feels like the end is in sight.”

New York beams as the birthplace of hip hop but other cities share credit in the genre's early success.