Addressing the people of Britain following the terror attack that left at least four people dead and 20 injured, UK Prime Minister Theresa May called the attack an attempted assault on Parliament's noble principles, but promised the city and the government would not be cowed by terrorists.
Despite the devastating nuclear accident at Japan’s Fukushima nuclear power plant in March 2011, scientists studying the waters off the west coast of the United States have concluded that there is no contamination risk to people or the local ecology.
A resupply launch to ISS includes experiments to grow crystals and monitor genetic changes in microgravity, as well as small satellites to be placed in orbit.
Kurdish People's Protection Units General command spokesperson says that continuous shelling of villages in Syria’s Afrin by the Turkish military has resulted in ten civilian casualties.
Congressman Adam Schiff said that the findings of Devin Nunes concerning surveillance of President Donald Trump do not prove the latter's claims that former President Barack Obama ordered that Trump be wiretapped.
Sofia has no evidence of Russian interference in Bulgaria’s internal affairs and election process, Foreign Minister Radi Naidenov said in an interview with the Bulgarian Nova TV broadcaster Wednesday.
Trudeau said that Canada stands ready to offer any support needed to Theresa May and the British government after attacks in London.
The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry summoned the Hungarian ambassador over the statements about creating autonomy for Hungarian communities living abroad.
Built by the Waterboro, Maine-based Technologies Inc., the Ripsaw -- the lightweight tracked vehicle -- is being evaluated for possible future combat operations at New Jersey’s Picatinny Arsenal.
A new study from scientists Down Under has found that the venom from the funnel web spider can protect stroke victims from brain damage.
Crushing the dreams of men and women everywhere, Global Affairs Canada, a government entity in charge of the nation’s embassies and consulates, has called for diplomats to cease using full-sized cardboard cutouts of Justin “McDreamy” Trudeau.
A referendum in Illinois to make the birthday of the 44th president of the United States, Barack Obama, a state holiday has narrowly failed to reach a majority in the state’s House of Representatives.
Reports have named Abu Izzadeen, known for his links to terrorism, as the suspect in the terrorist act in London earlier Wednesday.
Turkey condemns Norway’s decision to grant asylum to five Turkish nationals, after the applicants requested protection in fear of being persecuted by Ankara in connection with the failed coup attempt.
EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier says that Gibraltar is to leave the European Union together with the United Kingdom.
US Defense Secretary James Mattis claims that the Congress should take active steps to formally authorize the use of military force against Daesh terrorist organization.
Internal documents from the Secret Service’s request in the 2018 fiscal budget were obtained by the Washington Post, which reported that “nearly half of the additional money, $26.8 million, would pay to protect President Trump’s family and private home in New York’s Trump Tower.”
Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel and the United States have achieved progress in the talks concerning the Israeli settlements on the West Bank territory.
The next meeting of the US-led coalition against Daesh terrorist group will be held in July.
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer claims that Paul Manafort did not encourage or pressure the campaign to side with Russia on any problems.
At least three people were killed in a number of explosions at a refugee camp near the northeastern Nigerian city of Maiduguri, media reported Wednesday, citing security sources.
A North Korean ambassador said Tuesday that supreme leader Kim Jong-un can fire an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) "at any time and at any place" he chooses.
Rep. Devin Nunes of California briefed US President Donald Trump at the White House on surveillance that had been conducted on some members of Trump's circle, which Nunes said may have been legal. Nunes was skeptical if the surveillance was morally right.
Boom Technology has raised $33 million to build and fly its first prototype. The company hopes to eventually build an aircraft that can travel from New York to London in three hours and fifteen minutes, less than half the time it would take on a conventional aircraft – and at a price that may surprise you!
China’s People’s Liberation Army is not warmly embracing a US Air Force B-1 Bomber flying through international airspace over the East China Sea.