On Friday former Fox News host said that his firing and the cancellation of his once popular show was a “hit” organized by liberal activists in an interview with radio host Glenn Beck. Last month O’Reilly was fired amid sexual harassment claims that triggered a mass exodus of sponsors from his show ‘The O’Reilly Factor.’
A Florida man crashed his car into a fire hydrant on Wednesday, which caused a sinkhole to form underneath his feet. The 89-year-old man, who was celebrating his birthday, fell into the hole and drowned by the time they were able to pull him out.
Venezuelan Ambassador to Spain Mario Isea Bohorquez was not taken hostage by protesters in Madrid, the spokesman of the Spanish government, Inigo Mendez de Vigo, said Friday.
The Russian health ministry's IT network has been hit by cyberattacks, but managed to repel them, an aide to the minister said Saturday.
As the world has been struggling to deal with massive cyber-attack that affected thousands of computers in dozens of countries, the US Department of homeland Security issued a statement offering help to the partners affected by Ransomware.
A Hungarian lawmaker has praised the Budapest-Moscow agreement on the expansion of the Paks nuclear power plant (NPP), saying it will resolve in a long-term perspective the energy issue for Hungarians.
The aftermath of US Donald Trump firing former FBI Director James Comey sees ongoing conflict among both the Democratic and Republican wings of the US political establishment, as acting director Andrew McCabe recently sat in for for his former boss at a Senate Intelligence hearing on Russia focused on Russia.
Israel might soon start negotiations with Palestinian hunger strikers, held in Israeli prisons, according to Palestinian Authority Prisoners Affairs Minister.
A recent journey through the Arctic for the US Marine Corps revealed much of their equipment to be outdated and inadequate.
Cybersecurity analysts has unveiled what NSA's tool could be used in a global hacking attack on Friday, that resulted in thousands of computers in 74 countries disabled.
A new ebola outbreak has been declared in the Democratic Republic of Congo, after three deaths were linked to the virus.
A new study from a French behavioral sciences lab has found that red bull with vodka gets you drunk faster because you believe it will get you drunk faster.
The US space agency NASA said Friday that the first Orion-Space Launch System (SLS) mission will be unmanned.
FedEx, a multinational courier delivery services company, has claimed it experienced issues with its Windows-based systems due to malware in the wake of reports of the global cyber attack that affected institutions in 74 countries around the world.
The new speaker of the Macedonian parliament has claimed that the government in the country can be formed without president's mandate.
The United States ended its chairmanship over Arctic Council with signing a climate change declaration, but expressed its reluctance to follow the 2015 Paris Agreement on greenhouse emissions.
Russia’s largest savings bank, Sberbank, reported it had repelled a cyber attack on its systems in the wake of reports that 74 countries have been affected by a massive hacking strike.
If the Yemeni port city of Al Hudaydah, which is controlled by the Houthi rebels, comes under attack, at least 400,000 people will flee the city, further complicating the under-resourced humanitarian response, the UN International Migration Agency (IOM) said Friday.
Future armed engagements between Shia Lebanese Hezbollah forces and the Israeli Defense Force may occur within the Jewish state's borders, a top Hezbollah leader said Thursday.
Russia’s Interior Ministry said it had prevented leaks of internal data from its information resources in the wake of the massive cyber attack.
The Scottish government has registered cyber attacks on 12 of its 14 health boards amid a series of hacking strikes around the world.
European officials are pushing back on a proposed ban on laptop and tablets being carried into the cabins on flights traveling from the EU to the United States.
A German-based US Army cavalry regiment is testing a survivability upgrade for the Stryker combat vehicles as part of European training exercises designed to counter Russian weaponry.
The US Treasury Department unit that investigates money-laundering will hand financial records to lawmakers related to the probe into President Donald Trump's alleged dealings with Russia, media reported based on unnamed sources.
The German authorities are investigating a group of servicemen who are allegedly linked to an undercover far-right Army cell that plotted crimes discrediting refugees in the country.