The US Department of State has approved a more than $5.2-billion sale of F/A-18 Super Hornet combat jets to Canada, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) said in a news release.
A county sheriff from Washington state has issued a formal apology after his department published a meme that made light of drivers running down protesters less than a month after the domestic terrorist vehicular homicide in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Uzbekistan's Foreign Ministry says the country is going to send humanitarian aid to refugees from Myanmar's Rakhine state.
The US State Department reports that the country's Special Representative for North Korea Joseph Yun is meeting Russian officials in Moscow in order to discuss cooperation on the Pyongyang issue.
Hillary Clinton's latest memoir, "What Happened," hit the shelves Tuesday, and despite the former secretary of state announcing in her November concession speech that the election was never just about her, not everyone was convinced.
Out on a stag night with the boys, Arron Hughes took a dip in the Colorado River during his visit to the Hoover Dam and miraculously survived - whether his wallet will survive local law enforcement is a different question.
Director of the Russian Foreign Ministry's Department for Non-Proliferation and Arms Control Mikhail Ulyanov says that the proposal to destroy global nuclear arsenals is irresponsible since nuclear weapons are objectively one of the guarantors of international security.
A 30-year-old woman is hospitalized after an Indonesian Sharia court punished her with 100 lashes on a public stage in Lhokseumawe, southeast of the province's capital Banda Aceh.
India has successfully tested their domestically produced “Nag” anti-tank guided missile (ATGM,) reports the Indian Ministry of Defense (MoD.) The Nag is meant to eventually replace foreign-made missiles to become the Indian military’s first and primary anti-tank weapon.
Well, that’s one way to save money on your water bill...
British photographer David Slater won the lawsuit over a monkey selfie photograph on Monday. Yes, you read that right. Monkeys apparently like selfies too, especially ones where they bare their toothy grins and show off their wide amber eyes.
Catalan police have cordoned off Barcelona's Sagrada Familia Church in response to a suspicious vehicle found nearby.
The impact of Hurricane Harvey and severe flooding on energy prices in the US has been counted.
A terrifying rare phenomenon is being observed on the beaches of Florida and the Bahamas due to Hurricane Irma. The water on these beaches has been drawn away from their shores, and people cannot stop sharing videos of this bizarre effect, which may be a sign of more devastation to come.
As the scandal concerning the massive theft of Social Security numbers and other data on millions of Americans from credit bureau Equifax is gaining momentum, Richard Zaluski, the head of a London-based cyberspace security center told Radio Sputnik that the leak could have serious consequences for the government and the American public in general.
A Spanish TV host pulled a prank on his female co-presenter by cutting her short dress during a live show. The prank somewhat backfired as not everyone was amused by it.
A senior Russian official said Tuesday that Daesh, which is on the verge of being defeated, transfers funds from controlled territories to foreign countries, including Europe.
Shortly before 2 p.m. local time on Tuesday, authorities at a hospital in Lebanon, New Hampshire, broadcasted an "active shooter alert," local media outlets report.
The FBI’s reported questioning of former Sputnik correspondent Andrew Feinberg is sending an alarming signal to reporters everywhere and is a threat to press freedom and human rights everywhere, the head of the Association of Turkish Journalists, Mustafa Kuleli, told Sputnik.
On today's BradCast, the corporate media fall for it again. They always do.
According to a member of the European Parliament, the newly launched EU website aimed at responding to a so-called Kremlin "disinformation," just serves a pro-EU propaganda machine.
China and Russia are putting forward a roadmap for the settlement of the North Korean crisis via diplomatic means; however in this scenario it seems like calling the US to the round table is more difficult than calling on the DPRK, according to political analyst Konstantin Asmolov, in an interview with Sputnik.
In light of new UN sanctions on North Korea in response to the country's so far most powerful nuclear test, the US Treasury is working on targeting and exposing individuals who allegedly act as "financial facilitators" for Pyongyang.
Donald Trump has commented on the UN Security Council resolution imposing more sanctions on Pyongyang as a response to North Korea's latest nuclear test.
The Arab League called on the Iraqi Kurdistan to hold a dialogue with the central government before the September 25 referendum on independence.