The U.S. State Department is working to get access to an American citizen who was arrested in Thailand on charges of ...

Authorities arrested American lecturer Paul Chambers, who teaches at a university in Thailand, for criticizing its monarchy.

The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation will waive entrance fees to all national parks, botanical gardens, wildlife sanctuaries, and conservation sites in Thailand today in ...

Kennedy Jr, who was a teenager when his father was killed, said in the Cabinet meeting he was "gratified" and "grateful" for the potential release of the documents, the King family is attempting ...

Burger King is trending online for its latest creation – a “cheeseburger” featuring 20 slices of cheese and no meat. The cheese-filled concoction debuted in Thailand on July 9. The chain ...

Chambers' family has been in contact with Oklahoma's congressional delegation and the U.S. Embassy in Thailand. An embassy spokesperson said Tuesday that United States is "alarmed" by the arrest.

The US has said it is "alarmed" by the arrest of an American academic in Thailand who has been charged ... a single charge of insulting the king, the queen, the heir apparent or the regent carries ...

Chambers' family, including his mother, OU Professor Peggy Chambers, have said they were shocked to hear about the charges considering his longtime affiliation with the Southeast Asian nation.

U.S. citizen and university lecturer Paul Chambers, originally from Oklahoma, was arrested in Thailand and charged with insulting the kingdom's monarchy. Chambers' family, including his mother ...

The Kennedy family has requested a private review of the documents prior to their public disclosure. Martin Luther King Jr. was fatally shot on April 4, 1968, while standing on the balcony of the ...

The family of Martin Luther King Jr. protested President Donald Trump's decision to release the secret files surrounding his assassination, asking to review them before they are made public.