At least 27 universities in the United States, Canada, and Southeast Asia reportedly targeted by Chinese hackers looking to steal maritime military technology and secrets.
At least 23 people, ranging from 6 to 89 years old, died Sunday when a massive tornado slammed into the small community of Beauregard, Alabama.
“I thought her speech was really selfish,” she said.
French President Emmanuel Macron published a last-ditch plea for “citizens of Europe” to reject nationalism on Tuesday, issuing a continent-wide letter weeks before E.U. Parliament elections where right-wing parties are expected to surge.
Not lovin' it.
Nick Jonas recently took a moment to gush about his ex-girlfriend Miley Cyrus in light of her recent performances at the 2019 Grammy Awards in February.
"Fixer Upper" stars Chip and Joanna Gaines joined a relocated Texas congregation for church on the lawn of the couple's Magnolia Market.
The Nobel Foundation will award two prizes for literature this year, it said on Tuesday. The unorthodox move is to make up for no award in literature last year because of a sexual abuse and financial scandal that involved the Swedish Academy, which selects the winner in the category.
Izaac Colunga, 24, a professional boxer, is fighting for his life after he was injured in a drive-by shooting on Sunday.
A man in Australia admitted in court on Monday that he choked an Airbnb guest to death over an unpaid bill, but claims he's guilty of manslaughter instead of murder.
Greek authorities have charged 20 people with negligence in connection with the country's deadliest wildfire in decades, which killed 100 and devastated the seaside town of Mati near Athens last year.
A homeless man in New Jersey allegedly hopped into another man’s car and drove away before crashing it was tracked down by police after leaving tracks in the snow, police said.
Search and rescue teams in Alabama are using dogs and heat-detecting drones to search for victims of the deadly tornado that tore through the southeastern part of the state, as new drone video and photos show the scale of the devastation.
Lieutenant Jeff Price of the Phoenix Police Department said there was one thing that stood out to him while trying to solve the missing case of original Mickey Mouse Mouseketeer Dennis Day.
Rep. Maxine Waters launched a scathing attack on President Trump, calling him “unworthy” and saying that “God will never forgive” him.
A woman in England is calling for a law requiring an allergy test for any first-time vapers after she claims her severe reaction to the e-cigarette landed her in the hospital.
Bill and Hillary Clinton are facing fresh accusations of nepotism and revenge politics after a Democratic foreign policy adviser claimed they tried to obtain a scholarship for Chelsea Clinton’s boyfriend, and later punished the adviser for backing then-candidate Barack Obama in 2008.
The woman was fired from the famed Orlando Restaurant Row eatery after complaining to management about the mistreatment.
A Wisconsin teenager reportedly admitted to putting cow tranquilizers in his stepfather’s energy drinks because he thought it would be funny.
The fierce 170 mph winds of the EF4 tornado that blasted southeastern Alabama on Sunday and left at least 23 dead were so strong they sent a billboard sign in the air, flying into a neighboring state.
Fran Drescher has joined the NBC multi-camera comedy pilot “Uninsured” in a lead role.
Slavery is not a term or a concept to be thrown around lightly. But if Kanye West’s statements last year about slavery being a choice were out of bounds, he’s taking more of a Prince-like tactic in his ongoing efforts to extract himself from his record and publishing contracts, as noted by The Hollywood Reporter. The publication points to a provision in his publishing contract with EMI — which was redacted from public viewing at the time the lawsuit was filed late in January but has been since revealed — that forbids him from not working.
Geneva is a long way from the desert.
The new mayor of the Polish city of Gdansk says a statue of late Solidarity-era priest Henryk Jankowski, at the center of allegations he abused minors, should not stand in a public place.