The US Food and Drug Administration has announced its plan to cut nicotine in conventional cigarettes to “nonaddictive levels,” pushing tobacco companies’ stocks into the red.
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Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly is the new White House chief of staff, President Donald Trump has announced via Twitter.
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Climbing a minibus to get the top shot and finding the widest crack in the fence surrounding the US embassy retreat in Serebryany Bor, the use of which was suspended by Moscow - these were several of the challenges facing journalists in the race to make the perfect news segment.
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Tap water from 48,000 public water utilities was found to contain multiple cancer-causing agents from arsenic, dioxane, chromium 6 to nitrates, according to researcher with the Environmental Working Group.
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The moment three armed robbers wearing balaclavas attacked a motorist in central Odessa, Ukraine on Thursday was caught on camera.
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Three Russian swimmers won gold medals at the 17th FINA World Championships in Budapest, Hungary, on Friday.
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A missile launched by North Korea on Friday was an intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM), Russia's Defense Ministry said, citing data from its missile warning system. This counters claims made by the Pentagon and South Korean military, who said the launch was an ICBM.
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The US Air Force is looking to acquire samples of ribonucleic acid (RNA) and synovial fluid from Russians, according to a government website used to place tenders. The reason behind the order hasn’t been specified.
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The construction of a new type of wall on the US-Mexico border in the San Diego area has been delayed because of contractors’ complaints about the bidding process, the Trump administration said.
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North Korea is believed to have launched an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) on Friday, according to the Pentagon and South Korean military, as quoted by local media.
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Some 81 percent of Germans think their country has a growing problem with political extremism, a recent survey by YouGov and Statista found. Only 12 percent of respondents said political extremism isn’t much of a problem.
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Sanctions against the North Korean regime appear to have sparked a major shift in its cyber warfare operations away from disruption and espionage in favor of money-making attacks aimed at replenishing foreign currency reserves.
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A player from Greek team POAK was spotted answering the call of nature behind the advertising boards during his team’s UEFA Europa League match against Olimpik Donetsk in Kiev on Thursday.
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Several British tabloid newspapers wrongly claimed that Manchester United striker Romelu Lukaku was unable to collect his recent man-of-the-match prize because he’s a devout Muslim.
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The US government imposed sanctions against six Iranian companies after Tehran launched a satellite into orbit, saying they were "central" to the country’s ballistic missile program.
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Retaliating to the newest set of US sanctions against Moscow, the Russian Foreign Ministry has ordered the American embassy to scale down staff numbers to 455 and halt the use of several facilities.
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A Utah man has been charged with murder after he was discovered on Tuesday beside the body of his wife on board an Alaskan cruise ship.
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A fitness center in northern Germany briefly barred all ethnic minorities from joining due to fears of terrorism, after one of its members was detained on suspicions of posing a security threat. The decision, however, sparked anger online.
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Trying to ‘get the skinny’ on the Republican repeal healthcare bill vote in the midnight hour, a reporter accidentally dropped her notebook on a senator’s head.
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The British government has admitted its plan to construct a new super-speed railway network will require the demolition of an historic cemetery and the reburial of an unprecedented number of corpses.
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The US Marine Corps has suspended indefinitely all flights of its KC-130T air tankers, after one of them crashed in Mississippi earlier this month, killing all 16 people aboard.
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US House Judiciary Committee Republicans have called on Attorney General Jeff Sessions to set up a second special counsel to address actions taken by Obama administration officials as well as Hillary Clinton during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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North Korea is believed to have conducted a new missile launch, officials from three countries – Japan, South Korea and the US – confirmed on Friday.
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Ever felt so tired you wished someone would carry you home? In the case of one weary Swedish hiker, that was exactly what happened when a helicopter rescue mission responded to the “emergency” and flew in to pick up the woman.
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Britain hopes to negotiate a "transitional period" of up to three years after leaving the European Union in March 2019, during which current terms of trade would be maintained, said Treasury chief, Philip Hammond.
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