Istanbul Attack Threatens the Livelihoods of Millions

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The tourism industry in Turkey accounts for 12 percent of its GDP, pulling in about $96 billion in 2014.

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After Istanbul, Security Stepped Up at U.S. AIrports

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Some officials are concerned about possible plots coinciding with the July 4 holiday and Ramadan.

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How Safe Are Airports? Attack Reopens Security Debate

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The deadly blasts at Istanbul's Ataturk airport will once again spark debate over whether air security should include public areas.

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Smoke, Chaos and Blood as Traveler Arrived in Istanbul

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Freelance journalist Laurence Cameron first thought it was a bomb scare when he deplaned in Istanbul. Then he saw the police, the smoke and the blood.

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Florida Reports First Zika-Related Birth Defect

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The newborn has microcephaly, the most notorious defect caused by Zika, the Florida Department of Health said.

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Florida Reports First Zika-Related Birth Defect

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The newborn has microcephaly, the most notorious defect caused by Zika, the Florida Department of Health said.

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In 'Historic Moment,' Cuba Opens First U.S.-Operated Hotel

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A "Four Points by Sheraton" sign has gone up outside the first hotel in Cuba to operate under a U.S. brand since the 1959 revolution.

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