Washington, DC - A large proportion of non-Muslim Americans think Islam is incompatible with American values, research by the New America foundation and the American Muslim Initiative found. According to the findings announced on

Enough is enough. That's the message from the United States to the warring parties in Yemen. Washington wants a halt to more than three years of combat between Houthi rebels and the Saudi-UAE-led coalition

San Salvador Island, Philippines - It is 6:30am on a Sunday morning and Rony Drio, 51, is on his way out into the water.  He tosses his net and snorkelling gear into his small wooden boat,

New York (CNN Business)Starbucks is planning to open 2,100 new stores globally next year. The company laid out the plan in its fourth-quarter earnings release on Thursday. Starbucks (SBUX) added about 600 new stores

Jakarta (CNN)Indonesia's national search and rescue agency said it found the crashed Lion Air plane's landing gear, the wheels and a large part of the body of the aircraft during Thursday's search.The discovery of

New York (CNN Business)Google employees around the world are calling for sweeping changes in how the company handles sexual harassment and discrimination. Employees walked out of their offices on Thursday in a coordinated protest

(CNN)Germany's most successful football club Bayern Munich is facing a barrage of criticism after it posted a photo on its Twitter account of a player's Halloween party.In the photo, one player appears to be

(CNN)Nervous fliers, stop reading now.A Japan Airlines pilot has admitted to failing a breath test shortly before he was due to fly from London Heathrow to Tokyo, the UK's Press Association reports.Katsutoshi Jitsukawa, 42,

Chemical terrorism, ‘lone wolf’ attacks highlighted at Arab conference in Tunis JEDDAH: “Lone wolf” attacks and chemical terrorism were among the key dangers discussed at the 21st Arab conference on counterterrorism at the General Secretariat

Chemical terrorism, ‘lone wolf’ attacks highlighted at Arab conference in Tunis JEDDAH: “Lone wolf” attacks and chemical terrorism were among the key dangers discussed at the 21st Arab conference on counterterrorism at the General Secretariat