Ellen Frankman

The mistrial may complicate the state's ability to try the other officers charged in the death of Freddie Gray, who died in April after he was injured while in police custody.

Earlier this week, Secretary Kerry said the U.S. is "not seeking so-called regime change" in Syria, an approach that may complicate the Syrian civil war and the fight against ISIS.

A draft agreement emerged Wednesday from COP21 that showed the potential for a sweeping accord. But there's also a question over whether ambitious standards will be met.

Religious leaders argue that it's time to join together in a search for a solution—a solution that avoids America's dark history with religious intolerance and xenophobia.

In a wide-ranging conversation with The Takeaway, Gérard Araud, France’s ambassador to the U.S., reflects on COP21 and the rising tide of nationalism in the Western world.

The vote signals a nationalist trend that hasn't been seen in that nation since the end of World War I.

Another week of mass shootings has brought a familiar routine. One doctor argues that we can stop the spread of violence by using the methods associated with disease control.

Though the goal of COP21 is to shrink the world's carbon footprint developing nations like India want a little extra room for growth. Will Prime Minister Modi act to protect the planet?

Some are arguing that the Paris talks are rigged to reach a deal no matter what. Is COP21 more of a photo-op than an indicator of real change on climate policies?

The U.S. territory is grappling with a $72 billion debt crisis, and it has a $354 million debt payment due tomorrow. Can debt negotiators agree on a way out of this ugly mess?

Three people were killed and nine were injured by gunfire at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado Springs. A local reverend and an Ob-Gyn discuss whether it was an act of terrorism.

Tensions continue to escalate between Turkey and Russia, after Turkish forces shot down a Russian warplane over what it claims to be Turkish airspace.

Accusations are swirling that senior intelligence officials were presenting overly optimistic accounts of the fight against the Islamic State.

Belgium, the small country of 11 million, has contributed more fighters per capita to jihad in Syria and Iraq than any other European country.

In the wake of the Paris attacks, cities across the U.S. are reconsidering their counter-terrorism strategies.

Amidst the Paris attacks and the migrant crisis, the decades-old Schengen Agreement that has allowed people to move freely across 26 countries risks being disrupted permanently.

A Greek passport found near the dead body of one of the gunmen in Friday's terror attacks sheds new light on ISIS's manipulation of the refugee crisis to the group's advantage.

John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov will meet over the weekend in Vienna to discuss a diplomatic solution to end the conflict in Syria.  

There are a number of false myths surrounding the events and outcomes of World War II. A new book helps debunk them. 

A landmark election for the five-year-old democracy of Myanmar may mean new economic hope for a country that is being closely watched by investors.