American agent provocateur Michael Moore – author, Oscar-winning documentarian and auteur – has made the leap to Broadway, staging a one-man show called “The Terms of My Surrender” for a 12-week run at the Belasco Theatre in New York City beginning in July.
The Fyre Festival, the schadenfreude event of the season, has developed into a $100 million class-action lawsuit against the organizers, after attendees of the “luxury” music festival, who paid thousands of dollars to end up living in refugee tents, have claimed that the promoters intentionally deceived and defrauded them.
Donald Trump is considering relocating the US embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
Social media has been making lots of headlines lately for users publicizing or committing their crimes while broadcasting on various platforms. But on Monday, California police announced that Snapchat actually helped them locate a murder victim’s body.
Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said that Donald Trump's administration has not calculated the total cost of a replacement for an existing US-Mexico border wall.
US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs Michael Fitzpatrick said that the United States may consider imposing new sanctions against Venezuela.
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UNESCO adopted a resolution which urges Israel to open and facilitate access to the Gaza Strip.
US European Command head Gen. Curtis Scaparrotti claims that the United States needs more armored forces in Europe.
The CEO of United Airlines faced harsh scrutiny in an appearance before Congress on Tuesday.
The salacious “golden showers” dossier, alleging that now-US President Donald Trump engaged in urine-soaked orgies at the Ritz Carlton resort in Moscow, was a “disgrace” on the part of his Democratic opponents, Trump told the Washington Times on Monday.
A woman who was bitten on the leg by a shark while swimming in ocean waters off of southern California on Saturday is in the hospital in intensive care and “fighting for her life.”
A video of a Mumbai police officer trying to run down a pedestrian with his car has gone viral in India.
The Siauliai air base that has been operated by NATO forces from the Royal Netherlands Air Force is changing hands on Tuesday, as Polish F-16s replace the Danish F-16s.
Pyongyang is accusing the US of edging the Korean Peninsula closer to war, after US B-1B strategic bombers flew over the Koreas as part of a drill with regional air defense forces.
Fearing a possible US attack on North Korea, Beijing is urging its citizens there to return, as Pyongyang continues its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile tests.
According to the Russain Defense Ministry, a Russian military adviser was killed in Syria.
Paleontologists accidently found the remains of an unusual and previously unknown species of dinosaur in the National Museum of Natural History in Paris, France, according to an article published in PeerJ magazine.
The US guided-missile cruiser Vella Gulf recently entered the 6th Fleet area of operations for maritime security and missile defense operations, the US Navy said in a statement on Tuesday.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday held a telephone conversation with US President Donald Trump.
Russian romance singer Oleg Pogudin will perform for his compatriots living in the United States with a single concert in Washington, DC on Wednesday.
The director of the Russian Foreign Ministry's Department for Non-Proliferation and Arms Control said that Russia was taking concrete steps to reduce its nuclear arsenals.
President Donald Trump will likely select former US Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson to serve as US Ambassador to NATO, media reported on Tuesday.
On Sunday evening, Daesh terrorists once again used chemical weapons against Iraqi troops and civilians, a local source told Sputnik. The mustard gas bombs were dropped on the al-Saura quarter, in the southwestern part of the city of Mosul.
Newly released emails between former US state secretary Hillary Clinton and her top aide Huma Abedin sent through a private server indicate additional instances of security protocol breach, Judicial Watch stated in a press release on Tuesday.