The reinstated cheerleaders for an English football team have been dubbed ‘lucky charms’ as they inspired the side to a 3-1 victory over Premier League outfit West Ham.
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An asteroid set to whizz past Earth in October will miss our planet by 44,000 kilometers, according to new observations which spotted the wandering space rock for the first time in five years.
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The Nepalese government has made it a criminal act to force women into cowsheds while they’re on their periods. The ancient Hindu tradition sends menstruating females into the sheds to keep so-called “impurity” out of the home.
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President Donald Trump does not need Congressional authorization to carry out a preemptive strike against North Korea, according to Republican Senator Lindsay Graham.
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US President Donald Trump said his “fire and fury” warning to North Korea may not have been “tough enough,” shrugging off domestic critics who accused him of reckless rhetoric.
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The Syrian Army has been fighting Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS) militants as part of an operation to break the siege of the eastern city of Deir ez-Zor, which has remained encircled by the terrorist for more than two years.
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An 8-year-old Manchester United fan who was handed a runners-up medal by manager Jose Mourinho after the UEFA Super Cup says he wants to win the Ballon d’Or before he turns 20.
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A baby bowhead whale got stuck in low water at the bay of Sea of Okhotsk in Russia’s Far East, the operation to rescue the sea mammal is being overseen by Natural Resources Minister Sergey Donskoy.
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The UK’s Food Standards Agency (FSA) has significantly widened its call for withdrawal of eggs contaminated with toxic insecticide Fipronil, which is banned from food destined for human consumption. It now says hundreds of thousands eggs have been tainted.
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Senator John McCain has blasted President Donald Trump over a lack of strategy in America’s 17-year war in Afghanistan, and filed his own plan for the Senate to vote on. It involves more troops, more bombing and an enduring US presence in the country.
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An 18-year-old Italian woman who applied for a job at a local shop was reportedly refused the position because she is in a relationship with an African man, according to local media.
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A large helping of vitamin B3 could prevent vast numbers of miscarriages and birth defects in children, according to a groundbreaking new study.
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The US navy destroyer, which sailed closed to the island claimed by Beijing in the South China Sea, has violated international law and endangered China’s national security, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said.
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Photo altering app FaceApp pulled their new filters after it was labelled “racist” for allowing users to digitally change their ethnicity.
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Political correctness is getting in the way of authorities investigating whether there is an underlying cultural cause behind child sex abuse, the shadow women’s minister says.
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The claimed ‘renovation’ of a Shiite town in Saudi Arabia is an attempt by the Sunni government to drive the locals out, the Awamiya residents told RT, adding that troops fire upon people in streets as homes are being bulldozed.
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One of New Orleans’ water pumps is still not working, just days after the city was flooded with 10 inches of rainfall. With a weekend of thunderstorms in the forecast, the mayor has urged residents to move their vehicles to higher ground.
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Britain, America’s top European ally, could formally refuse Donald Trump’s call for help in waging war against North Korea, so long as Kim Jong-un does not strike Hawaii or the US mainland.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) says it’s “closely monitoring” rising tensions on the Korean Peninsula, with 2018 Winter Olympic Games scheduled to take place in Pyeongchang, South Korea, next February.
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The opening of China’s first military base in Africa gives an additional foothold in a region where it already has much sway, thanks to economic ties. Some commentators see Africa as Beijing’s chance to preserve its manufacturing dominance for future generations.
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Five self-proclaimed neo-Nazis were arrested in Florida after illegal firearms, methamphetamine, veteran IDs and Nazi propaganda material were found during a raid of their property.
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The planned demolition of Britain’s largest Latin American market to make way for luxury shops and apartments puts hundreds of livelihoods at risk and will tear the heart out of the community, a campaign group warns.
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Tens of Thousands of North Koreans rallied on Kim Il Sung Square in Pyongyang, after the UN Security Council passed a new round of sanctions and US President Donald Trump threatened the country with "fire and fury" over its missile tests.
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In an effort to obtain juicy anti-Trump leaks, the New York Times is soliciting such information from government employees, encouraging them to divulge information with the promise of anonymity, Breitbart reports, citing emails it obtained.
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NASA’s flagship space observatory, Chandra, snapped another stunning image of deep space while scanning the universe for high-energy regions.
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