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President Donald Trump addresses the World Economic Forum at Davos, Switzerland.

Donald Trump Mocked For Wearing Crampons In Switzerland; Journalist Calls POTUS ‘Obese’

A journalist recently took aim at Donald Trump by calling him "obese" after he was photographed wearing crampons in Switzerland.

UK Supermarket Sainsbury's Announces CEO Exit

UK supermarket Sainsbury's announces CEO exit

FAST: World's Largest, Most Sensitive Radio Telescope Now Officially Operational In China

China's FAST Radio Telescope is now officially operational about three years after it was completed. According to authorities, it has so far exceeded the planned performance levels.

S. Korea Posts Lowest Growth In A Decade For 2019

S. Korea posts lowest growth in a decade for 2019

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The Mitsubishi probe is the latest fallout from the dieselgate scandal from 2015 when Volkswagen admitted to installing software in millions of million vehicles to cheat pollution tests

German Raids Over Suspected Mitsubishi Diesel Fraud

German raids over suspected Mitsubishi diesel fraud

Soccer News: Los Angeles Galaxy Officially Signs Mexican Great To Largest Deal In MLS

The LA Galaxy has made the acquisition of a Mexican football great official on Tuesday.

Wuhan Virus Compounds Hong Kong's Economic Woes

Wuhan virus compounds Hong Kong's economic woes

Buckingham Palace Faces This Major Change After Meghan, Harry Exit

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's "step back" from the royal family will cause some changes in royal guidance.

Hillary Clinton received an honorary doctorate from Queen's University Belfast in October 2018

Election 2020: Sanders Mockingly Responds To Clinton's Claims, 'My Wife Likes Me'

Hillary Clinton insults Bernie Sanders with painful remarks about the latter's personality and alleged disdain for women.

Regional map including China, Japan, Thailand, South Korea, and Wuhan Seafood Market, identified as the centre of a pneumonia outbreak that has sickened dozens and killed four.

US Confirms First Case Of China Virus As Death Toll Reaches Six

US confirms first case of China virus as death toll reaches six

Netflix, whose CEO Reed Hastings is seen here, boosted its subscriber base in the past quarter with strong growth globally, but weaker-than-expected results in North America

Netflix Ramps Up Global Subscribers, But Sees Slower Growth Ahead

Netflix ramps up global subscribers, but sees slower growth ahead

First Lady Melania Trump Attends the Congressional Spouses Luncheon

Melania Trump Mocked On Twitter After Tweeting About MLK

Melania Trump was recently accused of not knowing the importance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Harvey Weinstein enters Manhattan Criminal Court, on January 16, 2020, in New York City

Weinstein Rape Trial Set For Opening Arguments

Weinstein rape trial set for opening arguments

The White House transition from Barack Obama to Donald Trump (the pair are seen here after Trump's election in November 2016) has been one of the most stark in US history

How Donald Trump Differed From Barack Obama In Commemorating This Important Occasion

Donald Trump and Barack Obama differed in the way that they commemorated Martin Luther King Jr.

Melania Trump Shockingly Snubs These First Lady Traditions After White House Move

Melania Trump shockingly snubbed several first lady traditions after moving to the White House.

Libyans check the site of an air strike in which three children were killed and others wounded on the southern outskirts of the capital Tripoli

UN Security Council Urges Quick Ceasefire In Libya

UN Security Council urges quick ceasefire in Libya

Senate Minority Leader Senator Mitch McConnell, pictured January 14, 2020

From ‘Moscow Mitch’ To ‘Midnight Mitch?’ Watergate Reporter Gives McConnell's Nickname Before Trump Impeachment Trial

Sen. Mitch McConnell is under fire due to his proposal for a compressed Senate trial.

Protesters gather in front of Puerto Rico's Capitol against Governor Wanda Vazquez Garced and the government in San Juan after discovery of a warehouse filled with unused emergency supplies dating from Hurricane Maria in 2017

Puerto Rico Earthquake Victims Receive Abandonded Emergency Supplies

Puerto Rico earthquake victims receive abandonded emergency supplies

Months of sometimes violent protests have clouded the outlook for Hong Kong's once-vibrant economy, while the government's response has led Moody's to downgrade the financial hub's credit rating

Virus Fears Infect Global Markets

Virus fears infect global markets

US journalist Glenn Greenwald, seen here in June 2019, has been charged with cybercrimes in Brazil

Brazil Prosecutors Charge Greenwald With Cybercrimes

Brazil prosecutors charge Greenwald with cybercrimes

Wuhan Coronavirus Outbreak: CDC Confirms First US Case Of Mystery Illness In Washington State

The virus has already killed six people and sickened more than 300.

Utah Shooting: Teenage Boy Arrested, Not Cooperating With Police After 5 Members Of Family Shot

Police have arrested a juvenile relative as a suspect in the recent killing of four members of a Utah family.

Airport health screenings have been stepped up across China and Asia, including at Beijing's Daxing airport, seen here -- in the US, five international airports will now check passengers arriving from the Chinese city of Wuhan

US Confirms First Case Of China Virus On American Soil

US confirms first case of China virus on American soil

US President Donald Trump dismissed the impeachment and global warming threats alike

On Impeachment Day, Trump Sees Only 'Joy And Optimism' In Davos

On impeachment day, Trump sees only 'joy and optimism' in Davos

New Muslim Travel Ban? Trump Administration To Add Countries To Banned List

Citizens from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria, Yemen, North Korea and Venezuela currently are barred from entering the U.S. Trump says seven countries will be added to the list.