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US Strategic Command Tweets Error-Ridden Story About Nuclear Arsenal

The tweet by the US Strategic Command was met with harsh criticism from various nuclear and security experts, who said it could lead to tensions between the US and North Korea.

Russian Meddling: Trolls Made Thousands Of Pro-Brexit Posts During Referendum

Russian government-backed trolls made thousands of posts a day urging people to vote for Brexit in the lead up to the controversial vote last year.

China To Test Hypersonic Weapons That Could Reach US In 14 Minutes

China was working to build the world's fastest wind tunnel in which it would test hypersonic technology.

3-Year-Old Is Lone Survivor Of Russian Plane Crash That Kills 6

A plane crashed in the woods of eastern Russia, killing all on board except a small child.

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Donald Trump Jr., Complainer Of Leaks, Forgets He Promoted Wikileaks Info Dump

In response to an article published in the Atlantic about Donald Trump Jr.'s correspondence with WikiLeaks, the organization's founder Julian Assange posted on Twitter saying "WikiLeaks can be very effective at convincing even high profile people."

Putin’s Former KGB Boss Heads Security For US Embassies In Russia

U.S. personnel will be protected by a company founded by an ex-KGB agent.

Mysterious Radioactive Cloud Hovering Over Europe Traced Back To Russia

The cloud passed over some 28 European countries.

If Trump Meets Putin In Vietnam, What To Expect

White House press secretary Sarah Sanders told reporters aboard Air Force One Friday that a formal meeting would not take place but an informal interaction was still on the cards.

Sean Parker, Facebook’s First President, Worries What It’s Doing To Kids

Parker said he was concerned about the social media platform he helped usher into the world.

Former Army reserve sentenced for 40 years behind bars on sex trafficking charges.

Senate Committee Approves Sex Trafficking Bill Despite Objections From Tech Advocates

The ACLU and other advocacy organizations still have concerns about the unintended consequences of the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act as the bill moves through the Senate.

North Korean Ambassadors Accused Of Bootlegging Alcohol In Pakistan

A gigantic supply of alcohol was robbed from the home of a North Korean diplomat in Pakistan last month.

Poland's Government Encourages Couples To Mate Like 'Rabbits'

Poland is apparently trying to fight population decline in creative ways.

Coulomb Crystal Model Helps Scientists Understand Neutron Star Formation

Scientists believe a star’s core will contain Coulomb crystals that form at temperatures potentially as high as 100 million Kelvin.

Harvey Weinstein Scandal Ruining Sex, Relationships, Says Putin Backed Russian TV Host

"Now everything can be seen as dirty harassment," said Dmitry Kiselyov.

Nasser bin Aqeel al-Tayyar Detained In Saudi Arabia As Royal Purges Continue

Saudi Arabia appears to be detaining a long list of the royal family and business elite.

Horrifying Photos Show Woman's Ears, Nose Devoured By Russian 'Hannibal Lecter'

The 45-year-old man reportedly got the woman drunk before tying her up with a cord and sinking his teeth into her flesh.

Keith Olbermann Calls Trump ‘Pig’ For Downplaying Gun Control After Texas Shooting

During a scheduled joint conference with Japanese President Shinzo Abe on Sunday President Donald Trump condemned violence in a sacred place, calling the shooting in Texas an "act of evil."

Trump Impeachment 'Likely' In Spring Of 2018, Says Professor Who Predicted His Win

Professor Allan Lichtman has correctly predicted the outcomes of 30 years of presidential elections.

Siberian Tiger Pounces On Zookeeper In Russia, Gnawing At Her Like Meat

Typhoon, a 16-year-old tiger, sprang on its handler when the latter was bringing it food, climbing onto the helpless woman, to the horror of the onlookers who bore witness to the attack.

SJW: Are Michael Flynn And His Son Mueller’s Next Indictment Targets?

Special Counsel Robert Mueller is going over the Trump campaign with a fine-toothed comb.

Donald Trump Warns 'Dictators,' 'Regimes' During Asia Visit, Expects To Meet Putin

President Donald Trump said "no dictator" should underestimate the U.S., in what seemed like a veiled reference to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

Historic Photos Of The Sun: Oldest Images Of Earth’s Shining Star

The first photos of the sun were taken in the first half of the 19th century and they paved the way for many important solar observations in the future.

Bad Rabbit Ransomware Attack Hid A More Severe Campaign In Ukraine

The Bad Rabbit ransomware campaign that spread last month may have disguised a secondary campaign intended to hack into financial institutions in Ukraine.

Daylight Saving Fall 2017: When Do We Turn Our Clocks Back?

In 1918, Daylight Saving Time was started as a tradition in the United States in order to conserve fuel. Roughly 78 countries across the world observe Daylight Savings Time, however, Russia, India, China and Japan do not follow.

Trump Organization Hacked?: Report Claims Hackers Created Malicious Domains On Trump Sites

A new report claims hackers compromised the GoDaddy account of the Trump Organization and created a number of subdomains that may have been used to spread malware.

Russian Hacking: Group That Hacked DNC Targeted Enemies Of Putin

A new report shows the hackers behind the breach of the Democratic National Committee had a hit list of targets that primarily included enemies of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

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