New details have surfaced in what authorities are now suspecting was an inside job involving the heist of a limited-edition gold coin weighing over 220 pounds from a Berlin museum last week.
Unsealed documents show that the accused, Candace Claiborne, who likely possesses a high-level security clearance, lied to the FBI about meetings with Chinese foreign intelligence operatives.
The European Commission refuted media reports which said Greece had reached a preliminary agreement with the international lenders, thereby pushing the bailout negotiations forward, the commission's spokeswoman for economic and financial affairs said on Wednesday.
A top US military official has said that the country needs to assert its space warfare capabilities to protect US assets and in order to prevent conflict in the “ultimate high ground.”
The civilian aviation industry hired away more than 4,000 US Air Force Pilots in 2016, creating a critical shortage of fighter jet pilots with hiring expected to continue at unprecedented rates for the next 10-to15 years, US Air Force Deputy Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Gina Grosso told Congress on Wednesday.
According to a new poll, most Americans believe that traditional news outlets are guilty as charged.
If you’ve ever wondered about whether Californians are even human, here’s some evidence to the contrary.
UK’s BBC broadcaster refused to comment to the RT news network why it decided not to cover extensively the second wave of massive protests in Paris over the killing of a Chinese father of five by French police.
An unidentified US servicemember has been killed in Syria, in what military authorities are calling a “noncombatant” incident.
The opioid abuse in the United States is a crippling problem and one of the biggest the country faces, President Donald Trump said during a listening session at the White House on Wednesday, according to a pool report.
The anti-Russian campaign is ongoing and currently focused on waiting for the meddling of Russian hackers in French and then German elections, Russia's Permanent Representative to the European Union Vladimir Chizhov said Wednesday.
A powerful lightning bolt unexpectedly hit a moving car on a Moroccan street. The terrifying incident was caught on camera by a person filming the road.
The Turkish National Security Council announced the end of the 'Euphrates Shield' military campaign in northern Syria.
Major-General Dr. Bojan Zrnic, the head of the defense technologies department at the Serbian Defense Ministry, spoke to Sputnik Serbia in an interview explaining why Serbia is set to acquire Russian MiG jet fighter aircraft.
The Ukrainian Finance Ministry confirmed on Wednesday a High Court in London ruling concerning the repayment by Kiev of a sovereign debt to Russia, but said Kiev would appeal the decision.
Thirteen prominent US university scientists have received research awards to advance "revolutionary" strategic scientific research, the Department of Defense announced in a news release on Wednesday.
US Marines deployed to Syria in March are assisting the counterterror campaign in the country with logistics, Central Command head Gen. Joseph Votel said in a testimony at the US House Armed Services Committee on Wednesday.
US President Donald Trump is looking forward to a meeting with Chinese president Xi Jinping, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said last week. His statement came amid reports of a summit that is set to take place in Florida in April.
It appears that the inquiry into Russia's alleged interference in the 2016 presidential elections has finally stalled. Apparently, the problem is that new inconvenient truths regarding the inappropriate handling of intelligence information on Trump's team continue to emerge.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Sisi and Saudi Arabia’s King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud held an unplanned meeting Wednesday on the sidelines of the Arab League summit in Jordan, amid the relaxation of tensions in bilateral relations, according to media reports.
China's investment in technological startups in the US and Europe and China's technological achievements have become a hot topic after the recent publication of an article in The New York Times and a column by David Dodwell in the South China Morning Post.
Iraq's security forces killed a "health minister" of Daeshin Mosul during the ongoing operation to liberate the city from extremists, local media reported Wednesday, citing Federal Police chief Shaker Jawdat.
There is no reason why the US House of Representatives Intelligence Committee chairman Devin Nunes should not continue to conduct the investigation into Russia and its alleged role in the 2016 US election, White House spokesman Sean Spicer said in his press briefing on Wednesday.
Russia's Investigative Committee has opened a criminal case over the murder of ex-State Duma lawmaker Denis Voronenkov in Kiev, a source close to investigators told Sputnik on Wednesday.
Montenegrin authorities should allow its people to decide on whether or not the country should join the the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) by way of a referendum vote, Marko Milacic, the executive director of the Movement for Neutrality of Montenegro non-governmental organization, told Sputnik on Wednesday.