Al-Qaida in Yemen: 'They just control a whole city'

Al-Qaida and its allies remain entrenched in parts of Yemen despite a stepped-up campaign of drone strikes and a U.S.-backed offensive to remove the Islamist militants from the country, according to new documentary.

Campaign still playing out on GOP turf

First Read: Mitt Romney clinches delegates he needs for the nomination but the ad wars are hottest in traditionally Republican states.

1.3 million veterans lack health coverage

Working-age veterans don’t have health insurance and are failing to take advantage of health care available through Veterans Affairs, a new study finds. 

And there were none: Venus KO'd in Paris

Agnieszka Radwanska swept out the remaining Williams sister, defeating Venus 6-2, 6-3 in the second round of the French Open on Wednesday.

Matthew Fox 'beats women,' 'Lost' co-star says

In a series of blunt posts on his Twitter feed, "Lost" star Dominic Monaghan is accusing his onetime co-star of violence against women.

Drink this, not that: Worst summer drinks

It's important to stay hydrated, but the wrong beverage could pack on the pounds. Learn which shakes will keep your diet afloat, and why sangria beats margaritas.

Was Flame virus that invaded Iran's computer networks made in USA?

As the United Nations and Iran warn that the newly discovered flame computer virus may be the most potent weapon of its kind, U.S. computer security experts tell NBC News that the virus bears the hallmarks of a U.S.

SpaceX Dragon capsule set to return home

Stunning castles around the world

Scotland's countryside is riddled with hundreds of majestic, if sometimes crumbling, castles. Other visit-worthy castles can be found in the United Kingdom and Europe.