Illinois Marine Among Refueling Plane Crew Killed In Crash With Fighter Jet Off Japan CoastA young man from Illinois was among five U.S. Marines killed last week, when their refueling plane collided with a fighter jet off the southern coast of Japan.
Death Toll In Japan Earthquake Rises to 37Photos from Sapporo, Hokkaido's main city on the western part of the island, showed huge cracks in the street and buried houses.
Strong Earthquake Reportedly Buries Homes In JapanNearly three million households lost power.
U.N. Chief Offers Warning On Anniversary Of Last Nuclear AttackFears of nuclear war are still present 73 years after the Nagasaki and Hiroshima bombings and that the attacks should never be repeated.
Japanese Nurse Suspected Of Poisoning Elderly Patients To DeathAyumi Kuboki has told police she may have poisoned about 20 patients to have them die when she was off-duty.
Hello Kitty-Themed Bullet Train Debuts In JapanIn one car, a life-size Hello Kitty doll donning a train crew uniform and a hat greets passengers, offering a chance for selfies.
Governor Bruce Rauner Plans 8-Day Trade Mission To Japan, ChinaGovernor Bruce Rauner is going on his first international trade mission since taking office.
Sightseeing Guide To TokyoAn informative sightseeing guide to the best attractions to visit in the five top neighborhoods in Tokyo
5 Best Summer Ski ResortsShowcasing five of the world's best ski resorts to visit in summer, including one of the world's most unique ski resorts
Best Island Hopping Destinations In AsiaFive of the best Asian countries for island hopping
Backpackers Guide To AsiaTravel guide for three of the best countries to visit in Asia for backpackers
Working Abroad: Countries With Easily Obtainable Work VisasA look at five countries with easily obtainable work visas for Americans
U.S. Beats Japan 5-2 In Women's World Cup FinalCarli Lloyd was the star with a hat trick.
Yoko Ono To Create Public Art Project On Wooded Island In Jackson ParkThe work will be called Sky Landing, and will be installed on the two-acre Wooded Island in the center of the park, the former site of the Phoenix Pavilion, a gift from Japan built during the World’s Columbian Exposition in 1893.