The Scottish and Welsh governments "cannot recommend" the legislative consent to UK government's EU withdrawal bill, unless the changes, required by the devolved governments, are made, First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon and First Minister of Wales Carwyn Jones said in a joint statement on Thursday.
In what seems like a case written for a comedy sketch, animal rights organization People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals and photographer David Slater are back in court, in the hopes of finally determining who owns the selfie that Naruto, a macaque monkey, took back in 2011.
The US Marine Corps said Wednesday that the KC-130T transport aircraft that went down over Mississippi on Monday, killing 16, left two major impact sites about a mile apart.
A member of Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), banned in Turkey, the United States and European Union, was sentenced to three years in prison, media reported Thursday.
The outgoing Russian Ambassador to the United States Sergey Kislyak is a consummate professional diplomat, according to former US Ambassador to Kyrgyzstan and diplomat in Russia John O'Keefe.
The Kurdistan regional government should not go forward with a planned referendum on independence scheduled for September 25 due to the complexities of keeping a cross-cultural, ethnic military coalition focused on its mission to defeat Daesh, according to US special presidential envoy Brett McGurk.
It is necessary to conduct a military operation, hopefully backed by Turkey, against the Kurdish Democratic Union Party in the northern part of Syria, according to Ahmed Osman, the commander of the Sultan Murad group, a part of the Free Syrian Army.
The US government is opening up 76 million acres offshore in the Gulf of Mexico region for oil and gas exploration, according to the Interior Department.
Sometimes just lounging around and staring into space is an sufficient amount of exercise.
Mississippi police say that three teenagers wanted in connection with a Facebook Live video stream showing a woman being physically and sexually assaulted are now in custody.
A newly released audio recording proves that US Customs and Border Patrol agents are turning away asylum seekers in clear violation of US law and international treaty commitments, Human Rights First said in a statement.
Foreign fighters for Daesh terror group can no longer enter Syria, US presidential envoy Brett McGurk said on Thursday.
Qatari Foreign Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani is expected to visit Turkey on Friday to discuss the diplomatic row around Doha, media reported Thursday.
President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin should have more meetings and sincere talks to improve the countries’ bilateral relations, according to former US Ambassador to Russia John Beyrle.
At least 200 environmental activists were killed in 24 countries in 2016, with the number of people and of the countries where the murders took place rising compared to the year before, London-based non-profit Global Witness said Thursday.
Ranking US House Judiciary Committee member John Conyers in a statement on Thursday called for a government review of Attorney General Jeff Sessions' security clearance after it emerged that he failed to disclose his meetings with Russia's ambassador to the United States.
A former US Navy Captain and professor of maritime law has argued that the MV ACX Crystal container ship may be liable for its mid-June collision with the USS Fitzgerald destroyer – and if this proves to be the case, the parent company may be liable for as much as a staggering $2 billion.
The US-led coalition against Daesh terrorist group (outlawed in Russia) is encouraged by the recent conflict de-escalation efforts achieved with Russia, according to US special presidential envoy Brett McGurk.
Russia and Georgia should move to restore bilateral diplomatic ties in their fullness because the quarrel between Moscow and Tbilisi only benefits their opponents, Russian State Duma’s International Affairs Committee chairman Leonid Slutsky told Sputnik on Thursday.
Millions of Verizon customers had their data exposed after a third-party Israeli technology company stored user information on an unprotected server.
Russia's Radio-Electronic Technologies Concern, part of the Rostec state corporation, says it would hand over new electronic warfare complexes to the country's Aerospace Forces at the International Aviation and Space Salon next week.