Four members of the team assembled by special counsel Robert Mueller to investigate alleged Russian influence in the 2016 US presidential election that saw Republican candidate Donald Trump voted into the White House, have made monetary donations to the Democratic Party.
On today's show among other things we talk about popcorn and suffocation. How is that for a lead?
Beijing's first driverless subway line has started test runs, preparing to start service by the end of 2017.
NASA’s Near-Earth Object Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (NEOWISE) telescope has detected 97 heretofore-unknown objects in our solar system, 10 of which have been characterized as “potentially hazardous objects” (PHOs).
On today's BradCast, things are not going well in the judicial system for Donald Trump. And, an election-related whistleblower joins us to offer insight into the undoubtedly agonizing decision of another election-related whistleblower who was arrested just last week.
A Pakistani child with a hole in his heart who was issued a medical visa on the intervention of Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj arrived in India on Monday for treatment.
US Agriculture Department said that the United States and China have worked out the details of a plan to allow the first exports of US beef to China since 2003.
One person died in an earthquake on Greek island of Lesvos, which rocked the island earlier on Monday.
A Washington lawmaker is pushing hard to keep the aging A-10 aircraft flying, as the Pentagon pushes money elsewhere.
Every F-35 fighter flights at US Luke Air Force Base continue to be suspended because of problems with the aircrafts’ air supply systems.
Anti-ballistic missile technology will be the focus of continued military cooperation between the US and Israel, as both militaries prepare to test an Arrow 3 missile from Alaska in late summer or early fall, marking a first in the long-time close relationship between Israel and the US.
According to a senior US official speaking to the New York Times, the classified information that President Donald Trump revealed to Russian officials in May related to an Israeli cyber attack against a Daesh cell of bomb-makers.
North Korea is likely to keep lobbing missiles off the Korean Peninsula, about every two weeks for the rest of the year, according to the calculations of a US expert at the Korea Economic Institute of America.
As US President Donald Trump is about to unveil his new policy towards Cuba, it appears that it would be in both countries’ best interests to maintain good bilateral relations rather than trying to antagonize each other.
Two people in the UK have been arrested for posting a video to social media showing a man burning a Muslim religious text.
Car sales in Russia are showing impressive growth. Sales for the month of May were up 14.7% compared to May 2016, reaching 124,900 vehicles, according to the Association of European Businesses (AEB).
A total of 923 people died in Yemen of the cholera outbreak in the country since April 27, according to the statement of the World Health Organization (WHO) in Yemen.
Turkey's deputy prime minister said such referendums "boost instability".
Poland's top diplomat said Warsaw disagreed with the European Union's blackmail.
Rada lawmaker Nadezhda Savchenko has proposed that the Ukrainian state begin preparing children for military service from the age of six, pointing to the country's 'Cossack traditions'.
US Congressman Greg Gianforte attacked reporter Ben Jacobs after he asked him a question about a healthcare bill at a campaign event in the US state of Montana about 24 hours before polls closed on May 24.
Daesh has expressed desire to take over Saudi Arabia, a US State Department report reads.
The current situation in Ukraine causes irreparable damage to the legitimate interests of thousands of local and international rights holders, according to the statement of the Delegation of the European Union to Ukraine.
Britain's Daily Mail newspaper has run a story about a World War II-era sea mine's spectacular detonation in Crimea, referring to the peninsula as part of Russia.
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh said that the President Donald Trump's financial information, including his tax returns, will be subject of lawsuit.