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Saudi Aramco Stake Sale: Newspaper Retracts Report On Oil Giant’s Plans

The al-Eqtisadiah newspaper apologized for its “completely wrong” report, which said Riyadh was planning to sell 49 percent stake in the state-owned oil giant.

US Woman Raped In India: Indian Police Arrest Men Who Gang Raped Tourist At Five-Star Hotel

The woman in her early thirties, who had been sightseeing in India with a tour group, told local police that her tour guide gave her a spiked water bottle, which sedated her, and raped her inside her hotel room along with four other men.

Russia Visa Center In US Hacked, Personal Information Breached, Twitter User Claims

A Twitter user who goes by the name Kapustkiy claimed to have hacked a Russian visa center database containing the personal information of over 3,000 people.

Pearl Harbor Facts: How Japan Attacked Hawaii And Why Japanese Prime Minister Abe Won't Apologize For World War II Bombing

Abe will refrain from apologizing for the Japanese attack during his visit Tuesday.

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Police Against Black Lives Matter 2016: Union Tells Amazon To Stop Selling Protest Shirts

Roughly 40 percent of people across the U.S. said they supported the movement, while about 30 percent of those who were familiar with the group said they didn’t know its ultimate objective.

South China Sea Conflict: Beijing Aircraft Carrier Sails Through Disputed Taiwan Territory As Tensions Escalate

The movements of China's only aircraft carrier continued to concern the U.S.' regional allies during a period of heightened tensions in the Asia Pacific.

The Complete George Michael Boyfriend/Girlfriend List: Brooke Shields, Princess Diana, Kenny Goss, Fadi Fawaz

The singer died unmarried but had multiple relationships during his life as a celebrity pop star.

Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Expected Features: Dual-Screen Display, AI, New Stylus And More

The device is expected to pick up where the Note 7 unceremoniously left off.

BMW China Recall 2016: Nearly 200,000 Vehicles To Be Recalled Over Defective Airbags

This follows a November recall by the luxury automobile company in the U.S. over problems with its vehicles’ fuel pumps.

US-Israel Relations 2016: How Many Israeli Settlements Are No Longer ‘Legally Valid’ After UN Resolution?

A UN Security Council resolution passed Friday said Israel's settlements have "no legal validity" and urged all states to distinguish between Israel and "the territories occupied since 1967."

World’s Most Expensive Cities: Which Is The Most Expensive Place To Live?

While the usual names feature on the list, the top spot is somewhat of a surprise, being taken by a city in the Caribbean.

Japan, Taiwan On Guard After Chinese Naval Ships Enter Japanese Waters

This is the first instance of a Chinese aircraft carrier being spotted in the Pacific, according to Japan’s Maritime Self-Defense Force officials.

How Did Donald Trump Spend Christmas? President-Elect, Wife Got Standing Ovation At Church

The president-elect spent Christmas in Florida at his Mar-a-Lago estate.

Blizzard warnings across central and northern U.S. could affect travel.

Christmas Blizzard 2016: Holiday Travel May Be Affected After Storm Brings Heavy Snowfall To The Dakotas And Plains

Blizzard warnings in northern-central U.S. states are in effect until Monday.

Can Fake News Start A Nuclear War? Pakistan Defense Minister Threatens Israel In Response To Bogus Story

A fake news story apparently prompted Pakistani Defense Minister Khawaja Asif to threaten Israel with nuclear destruction.

Where Is Racism In The US? Los Angeles Man Won't Be Prosecuted Over Racist Attack On Black City Official

Depictions on the card included a burning cross and a man hanging from a tree, both images associated with the KKK.

South China Sea Conflict: China Likely To Deploy Surface-To-Air Missiles To Protect Airstrips At Man-Made Islands In Disputed Region, Report Says

The speculation comes after Beijing expressed desire to protect its three airstrips on three of the man-made islands in the contested region.

China’s First Aircraft Carrier Liaoning To Conduct Exercises In Western Pacific

Liaoning will participate in open-sea training exercises in the Western Pacific, the country’s defense ministry said Sunday.

Russian Tu-154 Plane Crash Cause: No Survivors In Sight, Terrorism Ruled Out

The plane, carrying a total of 84 passengers and eight crew members, was en route to Latakia province in western Syria.

When Is North Korea’s Next Nuclear Test? Pyongyang Seeks Opportunity During South Korean Presidential Election

According to a former North Korean diplomat who defected to South Korea in July, the reclusive country is planning to conduct its sixth and seventh nuclear tests next year.