The White House has sent condolences to Iran after at least 12 people were killed in terrorist bomb and gun attacks in Tehran, but then lectured that “states that sponsor terrorism risk falling victim to the evil they promote.”
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Online retail giant Amazon is in hot water with customers after people across the US found they are unable to access the company’s website.
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US President Donald Trump has offered to host a Washington meeting to discuss the Gulf crisis, the White House has said.
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A terminally ill cancer patient, angry that San Francisco Bay Area doctors allegedly treated him like a “laboratory monkey,” has been arrested for planning to kill three of them.
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Hours before UK voters head to the polls, Google Trends is providing an interesting insight into not only the partisan divide online, but also the political indecision.
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The source of the mysterious ‘Wow!’ space signal which has baffled astronomers for decades might finally have been found.
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Japanese authorities are unsure about the medical prognosis for five staffers who inhaled toxic plutonium after mishandling it at the Oarai Research and Development Center outside Tokyo.
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The EU has launched a multibillion-euro defense fund amid growing pressure on NATO members to increase military spending and Britain’s preparations to part ways with the bloc in 2019.
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Iraq's Kurdish region will hold an independence referendum in September, the autonomous region’s government announced in a statement. The move is likely to be opposed by Baghdad which has long voiced its opposition to Kurdish secession.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee has published fired FBI Director James Comey's prepared remarks the day before his testimony on Capitol Hill about his ousting by President Donald Trump.
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Jorge Daniel ‘El Burrito’ Hernandez made his international debut at age 27, but the midfielder has already staked a claim to be a prominent part of Mexico’s squad for the FIFA 2017 Confederations Cup.
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A medical examiner in Texas has ruled a man’s death was homicide following an altercation with an off-duty sheriff’s deputy and her husband.
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A Russian football fan who talked to the crew of BBC documentary ‘Russia’s Hooligan Army’ during their visit to the city of Orel told RT’s Ilya Petrenko about the conversation he had with the UK journalists.
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Heather Nauert appeared at her first press briefing as spokesperson for the US State Department – more than a month after taking over the role.
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Whistleblower Edward Snowden has condemned the US government over the arrest of Reality Winner, an NSA contractor accused of leaking top secret documents.
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Chinese space officials have revealed details about the country’s ambitious lunar mission, which would be the first to return soil samples to Earth since the Soviet Luna 24 expedition in 1976. Beijing is also planning to have a fully-functioning space station by 2022.
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The unveiling of Apple’s brand new smart speaker, the HomePod, has descended into farce after netizens swiftly compared it to a roll of toilet paper – among other things.
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Party leaders took to the streets one last time pushing some of their most popular and most controversial policies on the final day of campaigning.
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The likelihood of an asteroid smashing into Earth is increasing, according to new research from a team of Czech scientists which discovered new asteroids traveling around our planet.
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National Security Agency (NSA) Director Mike Rogers and Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Dan Coats have both denied that US President Donald Trump put pressure on them to intervene in investigations into possible collusion between the Kremlin and the Republican’s election campaign.
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A nursery worker has been stabbed on a London high street by three young women reportedly chanting “Allah,” but police say the incident was not related to terrorism.
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Philippine officials have asked social media firms like Twitter and Facebook to remove a video of militants smashing statues in a Catholic church.
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Thursday’s UK general election is a two-horse race between Theresa May’s Conservatives and Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour. But every election throws up its own local eccentrics, radical alternatives and protest candidates. Here are five of the strangest.
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Russian lawmakers will launch a dedicated commission to monitor foreign nations’ attempts to influence internal Russian politics and work on proposals to counter and prevent such moves.
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Iran’s Revolutionary Guards have accused Saudi Arabia of masterminding the deadly attacks in Tehran on Wednesday, a claim which Riyadh has denied. Islamic State previously claimed responsibility for the attacks which killed at least 12 people.
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