A report of attempted hack of an electricity provider in the US state of Vermont, although inaccurate, nevertheless demonstrates the danger to US infrastructure from cyber criminals, US Senator Patrick Leahy said in a statement.
In the wake of an election that felt like the 9/11 of politics, Democrats have fallen prey to groupthink.
US President Barack Obama and Turkish President Recep Tayyip vowed to stand together against terrorism in the aftermath of the recent attack on a nightclub in Istanbul, the White House said in a press release.
Puerto Rico’s new governor, sworn in Monday, January 2, outlined his plan for a revitalization of the troubled island territory in a fiery speech. Governor Ricardo Rosselló promised, among other assertions, to pursue Puerto Rican statehood in the United States Congress.
India’s Prime Minister Modi previously claimed that 40 percent of his country’s energy would be delivered by renewable sources by 2015. Two 2016 projects, both from Tamil Nadu state, are perceived as “world-leading.” But will they be enough to satisfy the country’s appetite for the level of power needed to get its vast population out of poverty?
The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) issued on Tuesday a set of guidelines that will allow the Russian athletes to compete in international contests as neutrals.
The owner of a pizzeria in Holon, Israel, was indicted Tuesday for delivering pizza to a local police station that had been laced with illegal synthetic pot.
A Utah bill has declared pornography to be a "public health crisis" that is meant to make pornography companies liable for any criminal activity involved in the creation, sale, or distribution of their products. The law is meant to protect "victims" of pornography, including children.
At least 132 inmates have fled the prison in the city of Kidapawan, Philippines following a gunman attack on Wednesday, local media reported.
Following the unexpected success of Brexit and Donald Trump, and the massive inaccuracy of polling, prominent Paris newspaper the Parisien has stopped publishing opinion polls.
Three New York burglars ushered in 2017 by committing a heist that yielded some $6 million worth of precious stones. The thieves broke into a jewelry store on West 36th Street at 12:01 a.m. New Year’s day, wearing hooded sweatshirts while a half mile away, 7,000 police officers were overseeing 2 million people enjoying the Times Square ball-drop.
Palestinian political parties Hamas and Fatah will meet in Moscow in January to discuss divisions between them and work the ways of overcoming the current situation.
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The United States has no issues with the potential joint military exercises between Russian and Philippines navy, US Department of State spokesman John Kirby said.
Iraqi Vice President Nouri al-Maliki condemned Saudi Arabia’s support of Daesh while expressing gratitude to Iran for helping in the fight against jihadism.
After declaring pornography to be a “public health crisis,” a Utah legislator now wants laws in place to allow individuals to sue companies that host pornographic sites online.
US Senators have come up with an idea to move the US Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) has refused to provide the Russian Athletics Federation (RusAF) with the information on the athletes listed in a report by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) independent commission headed by Richard McLaren, RusAF President Dmitry Shlyakhtin said Tuesday.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that another UN Security Council resolution regarding Israeli-Palestinian standoff may be adopted at the upcoming Paris international conference, adding that Israelis will try to prvevent it from being passed.
President-elect Donald Trump’s call to end the transfer of prisoners from the US detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba will not impact President Barack Obama's actions, White House spokesperson Josh Earnest said in a briefing.
A massive 7.2 earthquake struck off the coast of Nadi, Fiji, at 11:53am on Wednesday, local time.
A team of Russian scientists has come up with an explanation for the discrepancies between modern cosmological theory and data gathered by the Planck Telescope. According to the scientists, the differences reveal that the universe had more dark matter previously than it does now.
Recent research conducted by German scientists has revealed that the active component in chilies, capsaicin, can cause cancer cells to self-destruct.
NASA's James Webb space telescope that is supposed to be launched in 2018 has failed the latest vibration test, the space agency said in a press release.