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Trump took to Twitter to announce winners of his self-proclaimed awards and shared a link to the list put up on the GOP website, which crashed immediately due to high incoming traffic.

New details have surfaced about the death of Blaze Bernstein, a 19-year-old University of Pennsylvania student found dead in a California park earlier this week.

"The entire mainland of the US is within the range of our nuclear weapons and the nuclear button is always on the desk of my office," Kim Jong Un said in his New Year address.

This year, Prince William and Kate Middleton were rumored to be taking over the throne from Queen Elizabeth II.

Gallup's recent poll of the most admired women has revealed that Melania Trump is more famous than Kate Middleton and Beyoncé.

A study has linked atheism to the increase in genetic mutations in our population.

The first operational ballistic missile submarine which has been dubbed “SINPO-C” could be the successor to North Korea’s Gorae-class ballistic missile submarine (SSB).

A new mandate by The Department of Health and Human Services allows employers to remove contraception services if they are against their religious beliefs or moral convictions leading to contraceptive advocates rallying in support of affordable and free birth control and how it is highly essential to women’s health.

Real-time location data specialist Thasos has spent six years in stealth — one of those on-site at a $10 billion-plus hedge fund.

Indonesian teens take selfies with a wax figure of Hitler at a museum.

Big Data: AIS Index tracks performance of U.S. large-cap sector-rotation strategy, based on sentiment scoring.

Having designed and created the L2Q program as a rudimentary introduction for discretionary managers, Estimize found that about 20% of people signing up for the course were the quants that the discretionary guys had hired.

The Knowledge Graph uses a common language of Permanent Identifiers which connect some two billion relationships.

After mourning the death of the late king Bhumibol Adulyadej for a year, Thais are finally bidding farewell to their beloved leader. The royal funeral is worth $90 million.

A woman in the UK decided to turn her pain into body art after undergoing vagina designer surgery to address ongoing pain issues.

Quinoa repairs damaged skin and delays aging.

The pumpkin, which forms the head of the scarecrow, has been carved to resemble President Donald Trump, who is yelling. It also wears a black suit with a red tie, which POTUS can be often seen wearing.

Should hedge funds worry? Wall Street lawyer Jonathan Streeter believes a legal case involving the purchase of data for trading purposes could be brought soon.

Yoga can help quiet the mind, alleviating the worries and stress that plague our day-to-day lives. But the benefits can also extend to more serious psychological issues.

A recent study from New York University compared people’s musical preferences with their scores on a personality test.

The blooper came during a speech Friday, when Trump referred to the U.S. Virgin Islands Gov. Kenneth Mapp as their president, even though technically he himself is the president of the unincorporated U.S. territory.

Searches for “how to survive a nuclear attack” skyrocketed on Google in August after President Donald Trump warned to shower North Korea with "fire and fury" if its leader does not stop threatening the U.S.

A 26-year-long research has astonished scientists. Levels of carbon emission from heated-up soil is much higher than expected, which could trigger very devastating increase in temperature over time.

O.J. Simpson has four living children.

International Business Times talked with CenturyLink chief security officer Dave Mahon about the latest cybersecurity trends.

International Business Times talked with Carbon Black CEO Patrick Morley about the latest cybersecurity trends.

International Business Times talked with Secure Octane's Mahendra Ramsinghani about cybersecurity and seed investments.

Course Hero's Rachel Tobac discusses vishing and social engineering awareness with International Business Times.

A radio burst has been detected for the third time by scientists. This is the only case of a repeating signal recorded from the same source in space. Could this be our big-eyed neighbors trying to talk to us?