The United Nations is asking countries and donors around the world to send urgent aid to the victims of the flooding in Pakistan, one-fifth of which is now under water.

Former U.S. President George W. Bush will travel to Haiti on Tuesday in part to "view progress made on rebuilding after the January earthquake ... and visit with organizations that are assisting in the rebuilding effort and have been supported by the Clinton Bush Haiti Fund," according to a statement from Bush's office.

Penn criticizes the singer's candidacy; Jean retorts by saying he's qualified and not acting on emotion

The executive board of the International Monetary Fund approved Wednesday the cancellation of Haiti's $268 million debt to the fund.

Six months after a devastating earthquake struck Haiti, most governments that promised money to a special fund to help rebuild the country have not delivered the cash, a CNN investigation has found.

performed the other night at Hot 97's "On Da Reggae Tip" show at Hammerstein Ballroom, and he addressed two of his most vocal critics from his attempt to run for president of Haiti — Penn and fo...

CARREFOUR, Haiti -- With song and prayer, hundreds of former street boys greeted a visiting delegation of Haitian-American youths Saturday not far from the epicenter of Haiti's devastating Jan. 12 ea...

Haiti may soon find itself in the path of a storm taking shape in the eastern Atlantic Ocean. Weather forecasters have said that Tropical Storm Gaston could become a hurricane and threaten the island...

By the time a killer earthquake created tens of thousands of orphans in Haiti's capital city in January, Haiti already had its share of kids who had no parents to feed and clothe them.The United Natio...

Darlene Etienne, who spent 15 days trapped in earthquake debris, was the last person pulled alive from the ruins. Like her homeland, she is on the mend.

Wyclef Jean, the hip-hop star who had hoped to become Haiti’s next president, said he would challenge a ruling that kept him from the race.

Dozens of police officers and United Nations peacekeepers in riot gear were not needed after the disqualification of the singer Wyclef Jean as a presidential candidate.

Haiti’s electoral council announced, without explanation, that the hip-hop star had been disqualified as a presidential candidate.

How Wyclef Jean, the hip-hop star, has guided his charity in Haiti offers one barometer of his ability to lead.

Wyclef Jean probably has good intentions, but he lacks the experience to serve as Haiti’s next president.