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Saudi Arabia has been leading a controversial bombing campaign against rebel-held areas of Yemen since 2015

Saudi Fighter Jet Crashes In Yemen, Rebels Say They Downed It

Saudi fighter jet crashes in Yemen, rebels say they downed it

21 States Reject $18 Billion Bid to Settle Opioid Litigation

The question of what, if any, responsibility China should bear for fuelling a deadly opioid crisis in the United States has been a bitter source of contention between the two superpowers

The three big drug distributors have been in talks for months in the hopes of finding a global settlement.

Illinois' Adult-Use Pot Sales Are Blazing Hot! Michigan? Not So Much

Marijuana plants grow at a dispensary in Los Angeles

Illinois is running circles around Michigan in the early going, but don't expect this marijuana sales trend to last.

Buzyn said six people with the virus remain in hospital

France Confirms First Coronavirus Death Outside Asia

France confirms first coronavirus death outside Asia

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A US plane will carry Americans from the Diamond Princess cruise ship off Japan to Travis Air Force Base in California

US To Evacuate Americans From Quarantined Ship In Japan: Officials

US to evacuate Americans from quarantined ship in Japan: officials

Senator Bernie Sanders celebrates with supporters after US networks declare him winner of the New Hampshire primary, a critical early test in the Democratic battle for the right to face President Donald Trump in November

Russian Pranksters Fooled Bernie Sanders By Posing as Greta Thunberg

The Russians, Vladimir Kuznetsov and Alexey Stolyarov, told the Associated Press that the prank call happened in December. The audio recording of the call to Sanders was posted on YouTube on Thursday.

Elections in Iran next week are likely to pose a serious challenge to moderate President Hassan Rouhani

Iran To Vote In General Election Many See As 'Lost Cause'

Iran to vote in general election many see as 'lost cause'

Meghan Markle Could Allegedly Become US President In 2033, Follow Barack Obama’s Footsteps

Meghan Markle could shock the entire world and announce her campaign for the presidency in the coming years.

NBA: Lakers Coach's Epic Response To Barack Obama's Dig At Rajon Rondo

Lakers Head Coach Frank Vogel responded to former president Barack Obama’s latest dig at Rajon Rondo in an epic way.

Most people infected with the coronavirus in Japan are from the Diamond Princess cruise ship

Coronavirus Update: Americans Aboard Quarantined Diamond Princess Cruise Ship To Be Evacuated

Approximately, 380 American passengers of the Diamond Princess cruise ship will be evacuated from Japan to the United States.

Relations between the two sides have steadily improved following a landmark agreement on the appointment of bishops in 2018

Chinese, Vatican Foreign Ministers Hold First Meeting

Chinese, Vatican foreign ministers hold first meeting

Donald Trump stands accused of interfering with the sentencing recommendation for his former advisor, Roger Stone -- prompting four Justice Department prosecutors to resign from the case

Donald Trump’s Aversion To Reading, Twisted Behavior Explained: ‘Mild To Moderate Dyslexia’

Donald Trump is reportedly suffering from dyslexia.

The United States imposed punitive taxes on $7.5 billion in European products after the WTO gave Washington a green light to take retaliatory trade measures against the EU over its subsidies to European aerospace giant Airbus

US Increasing Tariffs On Airbus Planes To 15 Percent From 10 Percent

US increasing tariffs on Airbus planes to 15 percent from 10 percent

Pakistan is home to an estimated 2.4 million registered and undocumented people who have fled Afghanistan

In 'Mini Kabul', Afghan Refugees Mark 40 Years In Pakistan

In 'mini Kabul', Afghan refugees mark 40 years in Pakistan

Apple has closed its stores in mainland China due to the new virus which has killed 259 people and infected nearly 12,000

Apple Reopens Beijing Stores, Measures Against Virus Outbreak Still Observed

Apple is reopening stores in China but at a limited capacity, and the full recovery is still far away.

Syrians inspect the wreckage of a regime military helicopter after it was brought down over western Aleppo province

Syrian Chopper Downed Over Rebel Area, Killing Crew

Syrian chopper downed over rebel area, killing crew

United Airlines won't restart flights using the Boeing 737 MAX, pictured here, until at least September 2020

United Airlines Pushes 737 MAX Flights To September

United Airlines pushes 737 MAX flights to September

A dramatic rise in the number of deaths and new cases of the virus on Thursday fuelled global suspicions that Beijing was concealing the true scale of the illness

Global Stocks End Week Mixed As Virus Fear Lingers

Global stocks end week mixed as virus fear lingers

As Beijing scrambles to contain the virus, the number of people infected on a cruise ship off Japan's coast rose to 174

China Virus Death Toll Nears 1,400, Six Health Workers Among Victims

China virus death toll nears 1,400, six health workers among victims

What's his name? Two of the US Democratic candidates for president couldn't remember the name of Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador

Who Is Mexico's President? Ummm... Say Democratic Candidates

Who is Mexico's president? Ummm... say Democratic candidates

European Council President Charles Michel has taken charge of the EU budget debate but officials admit next week's summit will see fierce debate

New Budget Plan Sets Stage For EU Summit Battle

New budget plan sets stage for EU summit battle

White House national security official Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman was to testify that he witnessed improper efforts to pressure Ukraine to provide political support for President Donald Trump

Trump Impeachment: No Investigation Of Alexander Vindman, Army Secretary Says

Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy said there is no investigation of Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, who testified during the Trump impeachment inquiry.

Some 400,000 German buyers of VW diesels are pursuing the carmaker in a group lawsuit

Blame Game Over 830-mn-euro Settlement In VW's German Diesel Cases

Blame game over 830-mn-euro settlement in VW's German diesel cases

The Coronavirus Might Make ‘Mulan’ A Bigger Hit In The US

"Mulan" is set to be released soon and was expected to be a huge success in China. But will the Coronavirus hinder the movie's success?

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo boards his plane at Andrews Air Force Base en route to Munich on a trip that will include his first tour of sub-Saharan Africa

Pompeo Makes First Trip To Africa With Conflicting US Signals

Pompeo makes first trip to Africa with conflicting US signals

Could The ‘Sister Wives’ Move Back To Utah?

The “Sister Wives” family may not find legal opposition any longer if they wanted to move back to Utah.

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