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Watch: Monkey Pins Newborn To Floor In Failed ‘Kidnap’ Attempt

The monkey was seen sitting guard over the baby, pinning the newborn on the floor with both its hands.

Kerala Rains: Idduki Dam Opening Causes Flooding, US Tourists Among Dozens Stranded

At least 69 tourists including several foreigners were stranded at a resort in Munnar district due to landslides in the southern Indian state of Kerala.

IKEA Opens First India Store, Stampede-Like Scene On Opening Day [Photos, Videos]

The employees were greeted with a stampede-like situation when the brand opened its doors on Thursday.

Over 22 Dead In Landslides, Floods In Kerala, India

Landslides, Floods Kill Over 22 People In Kerala, India

Landslides and heavy floods are wrecking havoc across the Indian state of Kerala.

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US Pledges Nearly $300 Million Security Funding For Southeast Asia

"As part of our commitment to advancing regional security in the Indo-Pacific, the United States is excited to announce nearly $300 million in new funding to reinforce security cooperation throughout the entire region," U.S Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Saturday.

After US, Russia May Target Elections In India, Brazil, Says Oxford Expert

Philip N. Howard said the situation could be more dangerous in countries where the media was not as professional as that of the United States.

Fields Medal: Caucher Birkar's 'Nobel For Mathematics' Stolen Minutes After Being Awarded

According to event organizers, Caucher Birkar, a Kurdish-Iranian refugee turned Cambridge University math professor, put his 14-karat gold medal in a briefcase and soon afterward realized it had been stolen.

China Keeping Google Out, Whether Search Engine Censored Or Not: Chinese Media

A report Wednesday by the Intercept said Google was working on a censored version of its search engine for China that would filter out results and terms the Chinese government wants blacklisted.

9 Needles Inserted In Teenage Girl's Throat During Alleged Occult Practice

According to local reports, doctors initially thought the girl had mistakenly swallowed the needles.

LG Launches AI Research Lab In Canada, Partners With University Of Toronto

The South Korean technology company also partnered with the University of Toronto, which is known for its AI and machine learning expertise.

Teen Born With Extra Arms, Fingers Dangling From Chest To Undergo Surgery

Veronica Cominguez has been living with the extra parts — belonging to a parasitic twin who did not develop properly — for more than a decade.

Samsung Q2 Earnings Dragged By Weak Smartphone Sales, Chips Business Remains Strong

The South Korean company makes the popular Galaxy line of smartphones, but Samsung also supplies displays and chips to other smartphone manufacturers, including global rival Apple.

Harley-Davidson To Make Smaller Motorcycles, Open Urban Retail Shops To Simulate Growth

The Amercian-made motorcycle company on Monday announced a roll-out of smaller bikes and more stores to expand its customer reach.

Leopard Geckos: These Lizards Can Regenerate Lost, Damaged Brain Cells

Scientists used a special chemical label to track newborn cells in the brains of the lizards.

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle’s Polo Match Kiss Not Like Princess Diana, Charles'

Princess Diana and Prince Charles' kiss is different from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle at the polo match.

Can Walmart Take On Netflix And Amazon In Streaming?

With a growing list of competitors in streaming video, what can the discount retailer offer that isn't already available?

Man Delivers Baby At Home Aided By Social Media Videos, Mother Dies

Police said Krithika bled to death when the placenta did not come out of her during the delivery.

Priyanka Chopra, Nick Jonas Engaged, Reports Say: Social Media Reactions

The two have been dating for two months and have already met with each other's families, reports say.

Explosion Outside US Embassy In Beijing [Photos, Videos]

Video clips circulating on Twitter shows the aftermath of the explosion where a road is seen partially blocked by police as a section with a vehicle is cordoned off.

Facebook Earnings, Stock Price: Privacy Concerns Take Toll As Shares Sinks On Revenue Miss

Facebook on Wednesday reported slower user growth, revenue that fell short of analysts’ expectations and increased spending to safeguard data, which cut into its profit margin in the second quarter and sent shares down 7 percent after hours.

Kate Middleton Post-Baby Weight Loss Due To This Reason, Source Says

Kate Middleton lost weight following Prince Louis' birth by running after her kids Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

Weak Oil Prices, US Rhetoric Trouble Iran; China, India To The Rescue

As the rhetoric from the United States gets harsher and oil prices remain weak, Iran is finding some respite by selling larger amounts of crude oil to China and India.

Disney Prevails As Comcast Drops Its Bid For Fox. Now What?

The biggest part of the bidding war between the two media titans is over, with one small skirmish remaining.

Trade War May Hurt US More Than China

China does not distinguish between economic and conventional warfare in its strategizing, and cannot be pressured by the U.S. through economic tactics alone.

India's Ruling Bharatiya Janata Party, PM Narendra Modi To Face No-Confidence Motion

A no-confidence motion can be moved by any parliamentarian without stating a reason if he/she feels the incumbent government has lost its majority.

Newborn Had Broken Vaccine Needle Stuck In Bottom For Days

Three days after his birth, the baby had been taken for vaccination at a local clinic for an intra-muscular vaccine injection when the needle mistakenly got stuck inside the child.