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More than 250 fighters of the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) have been killed and many more wounded since Turkey launched its cross-border offensive on October 9, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights

In Syria Hospital, Kurdish Fighters Determined Despite Burns

Fellow burns victim Irdal Walid, 19, says the only thing he can think about is returning to the front and fighting the Turkish army alongide his comrades

NBA-Lakers Legend Launches Basketball Startup, Like Airbnb But For Pick-up Games

Metta World Peace: 5 Name Changes He Should Consider After James Harden Elbow Incident [VIDEO]

Retired NBA player, Metta World Peace, is starting his own Airbnb for basketball pickup games.

Despite New Security Features, Facebook Fails To Tackle Misinformation Spread Through Ads

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says he is more confident about the social network's response to foreign manipulation efforts

Mark Zuckerberg says it's up to people to decide what and whom to believe.

Duterte's anti-drugs campaign has resulted in more than 5,500 dealers or users being gunned down, authorities say. Rights groups say the true toll is at least four times as high

Duterte To Face Multiple Criminal Charges By End Of Term As Lawyers’ Group Seeks Justice

On Monday, the National Union of Peoples’ Lawyers announced they were planning to file a “slew of charges” against Duterte.

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Trump Says 'Phase 1' China Trade Pact On Track For November

US President Donald Trump speaks during a cabinet meeting about the US-China trade deal

The first civil same-sex marriages are expected to take place in the week of Valentine's Day

Gay Rights Across The Globe

While much of Asia is tolerant of homosexuality, Taiwan became in May 2019 the first in the region to allow gay marriage

Fast-growing startup WeWork claims to be revolutionizing the market for office space but it delayed its share offering after a cool reception to its hefty valuation

WeWork Layoffs 2019: CEOs Warn Staff In Leaked Email, Despite SoftBank Investment

Uncertainty in the co-working office space company WeWork is up. According to the latest news, co-CEOs Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham have told employees to brace for layoffs “in the coming weeks,” via an internal e-mail.

Dunkin’ To Roll Out Beyond Meat Sandwiches To 9,000 U.S. Stores

The restaurant chain is accelerating its nationwide launch of the popular plant-based food.

Kim Kardashian, Family's 'Glory Days' Are Reportedly Over, Asked To Stop Doing 'KUWTK'

Sources claimed the glory days of Kim Kardashian's show are over.

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Reportedly Made A Huge Decision After Royal Africa Tour

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex may be planning to make a big change in their lives.

Coal is cheap and plentiful in South Africa, and an environmental nightmare according to climate groups

Google's New Environmental Insights Explorer Lets You Know How Polluted Your City Is

The Environmental Insights Explorer (EIE) will let you access that information and it will be starting in Europe today.

Rapinoe Named But Modric, Neymar Miss Out On Ballon D'Or Shortlist

United States' forward Megan Rapinoe claimed the Golden Boot and Golden Ball awards as she won the women's World Cup this summer

Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, is on the brink of an election that could see him removed from power

Trudeau's Future On The Line As Canadians Vote

Canadians voted Monday in what pundits called one of the country's closest elections ever, leaving the future of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in doubt.Surveys predicted Trudeau's Liberal Party could return with a minority government or lose its grip on power entirely.The Liberals and the Conservatives, led by Andrew Scheer, were set for a near dead heat.Polls opened at 1100 GMT in the Atlantic province of Newfoundland, the first of the country's six time zones. About 27.4 million Canadians are eligible to elect 338 members of parliament.

Boliviaâs opposition presidential candidate Carlos Mesa speaking to reporters in La Paz on Monday

Opposition And US Voice Concern Over Stalled Bolivia Vote Count

The second round of Bolivia's presidential election will take place on December 15

NASA Wants International Partners To Go To Moon Too

The US wants to return humans to the Moon by 2024

Venezuela's Guaido Holds 'Exploratory' Talks With China, Russia: Envoy

Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido (pictured October 17, 2019) met with various Chinese delegations in Caracas, according to his diplomatic envoy to Brazil

Johnson's foes foes are forging new alliances and trying to attach amendments

Britain's Johnson Plots Another Brexit Showdown

Results of the October 19 vote by the British parliament to delay its decision on Brexit.

Attempts to seize Guzman's son triggered an hours-long battle that left blazing vehicles strewn across the street and sent terrified residents running for shelter

Mexico To Probe Officials Over Failed Arrest Of Chapo's Son

View of bullet-ridden and crashed vehicles in Culiacan, Mexico, after heavily armed gunmen in four-by-four trucks fought an intense battle with Mexican security forces triggered by the arrest of a son of jailed drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman

Scientists Have Just Shown That Fat Can Collect In The Lungs

An estimated 93 million people in the U.S. have difficulty breathing because of this.

Facebook Steps Up Security Amid Fresh Signs Of Russia Meddling

2020 Democratic presidential hopeful former US Vice President Joe Biden appears to be the target of Russian attacks on Facebook, according to data from the social network

US Targets Cuba Tourism With Tighter Airline Sanctions

The United States is seeking to hurt Cuba's booming tourism industry by blocking its airlines' access to leased aircraft

Infographic: US Retail Sales Dip Unexpectedly

Despite some concerns, year-over-year retail sales have grown by 4.1 percent. These are preliminary numbers and may be revised later.

Destination Maternity Files For Bankruptcy Amid Mounting Debt And Online Competition

Destination Maternity filed for bankruptcy on Monday amid $244 million in debt.

Crisis Could Claim Third Of Big Global Banks: McKinsey

"Nearly 35 percent of banks globally are both sub-scale and suffer from operating in unfavourable markets", as well as having flawed business models, said US consulting firm McKinsey