Police Arrest California Man Over Threats Against Boston Globe Newspaper
Police arrested a California man over his violent threats against employees of Boston Globe newspaper.
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Facebook Shares Plunge After Weak User Growth Report
The company said profit was up 31 percent in the second quarter at $5.1 billion as revenues rose 42 percent to $13.2 billion.
In Iraq, Angelina Jolie Calls for More Aid for Refugees
Hollywood star and UNHCR special envoy Angelina Jolie called on world nations to increase their aid to refugees during her visit to Iraq.
Macedonia Signs Historic Deal With Greece to Rename Itself
Greece and Macedonia signed a historic deal to bury their centuries-old confrontation, putting behind animosity over the name and opening the path for Macedonia to join E.U.
Chechnya Proposes Constitutional Changes to Extend Putin’s Rule
The Parliament of the Russian region of Chechnya has passed a proposal which could extend the presidential term limit from two consecutive terms to three.
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Putin Opens Nuclear Plant in Turkey, Vows Faster Arms Delivery
Russian President Vladimir Putin launched the construction of Turkey's first nuclear power station on Tuesday and vowed to accelerate the delivery of air defense systems to Ankara, in a new…
Pakistani Migrant Workers Lack Basic Protections in Saudi Arabia
As international migration continues to grow rapidly all over the world, it makes legal frameworks that protect the rights of the most vulnerable of migrants a dire necessity.
[VIDEO] 70-Car Massive Pileup in Iowa Kills At Least One
At least one person was killed and half a dozen others were injured in a massive pileup involving at least 70 cars and trucks on the Interstate 35 in Iowa.
Trump’s 2018 State of the Union Address [Full Text]
President Donald J. Trump overwhelmingly used personal stories of First Lady's guests to communicate his policy agenda and challenges facing the U.S. He devoted substantial time to…
Freedom House Report: Democracy in Crisis Around the World
Many of the most fundamental and basic human rights came under attack in countries across the globe in 2017, according to Freedom House.
US to Suspend Security Assistance to Pakistan
The United States is suspending security aid to Pakistan until the country takes decisive action against terrorists.
German Minister Supports Age Tests for Young Refugees
Germany's interior minister on Wednesday advocated medical tests to estimate the age of undocumented young asylum seekers.
Kremlin: Russia Ready to Mediate US-North Korea Talks
Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on Tuesday that Russia was ready to mediate talks between the United States and North Korea.
Flynn Prepares to Say Trump Directed Him to Contact Russians
President Donald Trump's ousted national security adviser Michael T. Flynn is expected to plead guilty to lying to the FBI about his contact with Russians.
Search Continues for Missing Argentina Submarine
A search and rescue operation was continuing on Saturday for an Argentine Navy submarine with 44 crew on board that has been missing since Wednesday.
At least 300 People Killed in Iran Earthquake
Iran's state-run news agency says the country's death toll in the powerful earthquake on Iran-Iraq border has risen to 328 people killed.
Plane Diverted After Wife Discovers Husband Cheating
Qatar Airways pilots in Doha-Bali flight had to make an unscheduled stop after a woman found out the infidelity of her husband while on air.
The Biggest Open Secret in the World of Powerful Men — Sexual Misconduct
Accusations of sexual assault by movie producer Harvey Weinstein have opened the floodgates to a torrent of new allegations against powerful entertainment figures and media and revived…