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The Ouija is enjoying a resurgence. To discover why, we look at the history of this eerie pastime.

Also this week: Two women named Park lead a South Korean political battle, and Hillary Clinton opens up about sexism.

Obama has labeled the Islamic State's threat to Iraq's minorities a potential "genocide." Welcome to the Iraq merry-go-round.

While women from certain countries are totally banned, in other cases aspiring grooms need only show the defectiveness of their current wife to take a foreign bride.

Considering this mission's dangers, cortisol levels for European scientists are probably sky high. Luckily, the payoff looks promising.

Sadly, it's a tale as old as time; a person is sexually assaulted and the rapist(s) rides happily off into the sunset. But not in Georgia.

While Michelle the mighty was undoubtedly kidding, it got us wondering about male and female brains . . . and why we're drawn to certain professions.

Tthe Islamic State militants (formally known as ISIS) have driven tens of thousands of Iraq's Yazidi minority group into the mountains.