Plane Carrying University of Michigan Men's Basketball Team Skids Off Runway
While en route to the Big 10 tournament in Washington, DC, the Wolverines' airplane taxied off the runway while departing from Willow Run.
While en route to the Big 10 tournament in Washington, DC, the Wolverines' airplane taxied off the runway while departing from Willow Run.
The Georgian nationals will be allowed to visit countries of the European Union for a period of up to 90 days in any 180-day period without a visa starting from March 28, the Georgian Foreign Ministry said in a statement Wednesday.
Total President said he will meet with Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum in June.
Within WikiLeaks’ explosive new revelations about CIA spying, there are documents discussing how the agency is using smart televisions to spy on users, even when it appears that the TVs are off, through a program called “Weeping Angel.”
The European Commission expects Marine Le Pen to lose in the upcoming French presidential election, EU Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs said.
UAE's Energy minister Suhail bin Mohammed al-Mazroui discussed with Russian Energy Minister Alexander the energy market.
Israeli lawmakers on Wednesday gave an preliminary approval to a law limiting the use of loudspeakers by mosques, local media reported.
The Statue of Liberty went dark on Tuesday night, save for the statue’s torch and crown. The blackout lasted for about an hour, and nobody is totally sure why it happened.
UAE’s Energy minister Suhail bin Mohammed al-Mazroui says that the country plans to cut its oil output to 200,000 - 280,000 barrels per day over the months of March and April.
The White House spokesman said that the mainstream media continued to repeat the same untrue stories about possible ties between Trump, his associates and Russia without any evidence.
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer claims that Trump is quite worried about unauthorized disclosures of national security information of any kind.
Wednesday: The UK’s Annual Spring budget statement, just three weeks ahead of the proposed triggering of Article 50; and controversy for Trump cabinet member Ben Carson after he refers to African slaves taken to America as “immigrants”.
Vice Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Paul Selva stated the weapons systems will not remain viable and the US military is now at a point "where we must concurrently recapitalize each component of our nuclear deterrent."
Pollution is the cause of one in four deaths among all children under five the world over, with toxic air, unsafe water, and lack of sanitation the leading causes, the World Health Organization (WHO) has found.
The Defense Ministry of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic has announced that it has taken the necessary measures to shore up coastal defenses following an attack on militia positions by Ukrainian Navy patrol boats this past weekend. Observers warn that the attacks could become a regular occurrence, based on a new naval strategy by Kiev.
Germany should avoid joining a European army because it would put German military might at the disposal of its war-mongering neighbors, German politician Willy Wimmer told Sputnik.
Russian reconciliation center said that number of groups that have joined the Syrian ceasefire has increased to 135 in the past 24 hours.
The Russian part of the joint Russian-Turkish commission on issues related to violations of the Joint Agreement has registered 13 violations over the past 24 hours in Syria, while Turkey registered 14 violations, none of which are confirmed by the Russian side, according to the Russian reconciliation center.
A group of dedicated activists decided to celebrate International Women's Day Russian-style right in the very heart of New York City.
French independent presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron stated that he will never stop defending the women's right to abortion.
The investigation revealed the two youths had left their home in the Indian state of Kashmir after a quarrel with their parents and strayed into India.
The Polish government has published a draft bill that, if approved, gives parliament a bigger say on the appointment of judges, a move the country's National Judiciary Council Ombudsman said will violate the constitutionally-mandated separation of powers, and a reform strongly opposed by the European Union.
Wallonia - the province of Belgium that held up the controversial CETA EU trade deal with Canada - has warned it may still not ratify the treaty - putting the whole deal in doubt, alongside the TTIP deal with the US that has hit the buffers since US President Donald Trump came to power.
The South Korean company Samsung began studying the reports that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) could have used smart TVs for surveillance, according to the company's press service.