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'1917,' 'The Irishman' Get 6 Nods At London Critics' Circle Film Awards

“The Irishman” and “1917” nabbed six nominations each at the London Critics' Circle film awards while British film "The Souvenir” is leading the race with seven noms.

75 Years After The Bulge: Once Bitter Enemies Show Hope For Humanity

German_troops_at_Battle_of_the_Bulge,_16_December_1944

75 years after the momentous battle governments from all sides came together to pay respect.

Oscars 2020: Academy Reveals 344 Movies Eligible For Best Picture

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has revealed that a total of 344 films have been submitted for contention in the Best Picture category at the 92nd Academy Awards.

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern leads a minute's silence to remember the volcano victims

New Zealand Observes Silence As PM Warns Of Long Volcano Probe

New Zealand observes silence as PM warns of long volcano probe

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US President Donald Trump (left) and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, pictured at their last meeting in May 2017, where Trump was accused of sharing classified information

Russian FM Warned On Election Meddling But Invited By Trump

Russian FM warned on election meddling but invited by Trump

Adam Driver Named Best Actor By Toronto Film Critics Association

Adam Driver has been named Best Actor for his amazing work in Noah Baumbach's "Marriage Story" by the Toronto Film Critics Association.

Puppet Show In Middle-East: Iran Is Pulling The Strings, Has Missiles Pointed At US Troops From Iraq

Tensions are reaching a fever pitch as it has been confirmed that Iran has missiles In Iraq that can hit troops and Israel.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo (L) and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov (R) -- seen in Sochi in May 2019 -- will meet in Washington on December 10, 2019

US Confirms Washington Visit By Russian Foreign Minister

US confirms Washington visit by Russian foreign minister

A handout photo made available by the Russian Foreign Ministry on May 10, 2017 shows US President Donald J. Trump (C) speaking with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov (L) and then Russian Ambassador to the US Sergei Kislyak during a meeting at the Whi

Russia 'Preparing' Lavrov Visit To Washington Next Week

Russia 'preparing' Lavrov visit to Washington next week

A chemist displays birth control pill 'Yasmin'

Birth Control: Monthly Pill Can Replace Daily doses

Oral contraceptives are one of the most popular forms of birth control in the U.S.

Trump and France's President Emmanuel Macron speak to the media in London on Tuesday December 3, 2019

Trump's Trade Whiplash Tests Partners, Markets, Own Aides

Trump's trade whiplash tests partners, markets, own aides

US President Donald Trump left Washington on Monday to fly to London to meet with NATO leaders for the 70th anniversary of the alliance

Trump, Macron And Erdogan Clash Overshadows NATO Summit

Trump, Macron and Erdogan clash overshadows NATO summit

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei addresses members of the Basij, a militia loyal to the Islamic republic's establishment

Iran Tourism: Sector May Get Huge Boost From China In Defiance Of US Sanctions

While Iran has seen a spike in foreign tourists, few westerners travel there.

Doctors Restore Heart From Dead Donor Outside The Body

A first in US history, doctors were able to re-animate the heart of a dead donor using artificial circulatory mechanisms. The most boggling thing of all was that the organ was restored while outside the body.

China Is Becoming A Threat And Should Follow Global Rules, NATO Ambassador Says

The United States sees China as a developed threat and it is time for the Asian power to respect the global rules.

A small number of US firms were allowed to keep selling to China's Huawei, which faces a blacklist in Washington over national security concerns

New Surveillance Report Allegedly Exposed Huawei's Darkest Secret

Based on the latest China Cables leaked documents, ASPI conducted a followup report, which reveals Huawei's involvement in the controversy in Xinjiang.

Scientists Warn Against Going Vegan, Say It’s ‘Completely Unnecessary’

Scientists and experts from different universities in London warned about the effects of veganism.

Black Friday 2019: Why US-China Trade War Will Not Affect Sales

Expectations are high on Black Friday 2019 as precautionary steps by retailers at the inventory front may reduce the impact of China trade war-related price hike on consumers.

Donald Trump denied China's statement that the economic superpowers had agreed a plan to roll back tariffs as trade talks progress

US-China Trade Deal In 'Final Throes' Of Negotiations, Trump Says

United States President Donald Trump has said the phase one trade deal with China is in the “final throes" infusing fresh optimism on a pact that may douse the trade war.

A member of the Syrian Democratic Forces stands on the side of a road as US military vehicles drive east of the Kurdish-controlled northeastern Syrian city of Qamishli

Why Are US Troops Still Fighting In Syria? Emerging Pattern Suggests Change In Strategy

Despite claims that US troops were leaving the country, new operations have begun.

A Chinese scientist has pleaded guilty to stealing trade secrets from a US petroleum company, the US Department of Justice said

California Tour Operator Admits To Being Chinese Spy In Court

He pleaded guilty in hopes of getting a reduced sentence.

Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina

Bangladesh Attracting More Foreign Investment, But Investors Have Some Worries

Long associated with poverty Bangladesh has dramatically improved its economy and become a new hub of foreign investment.

Hares Sucked Into Plane Engines Pose Serious Safety Threats

Hare obstructions can potentially bring down taxiing airplanes.

China's Vice Premier Liu He (L) speaks with US President Donald Trump during a trade meeting in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington in April 2019

US-China Trade Deal Fallout To Be 'Worse' Than World War, Kissinger Says

Henry Kissinger, former U.S. Secretary of State has warned that the consequences from the growing wedge in the economic ties between the U.S. and China could pose bigger risks including a world war.