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Orangutan Smoking Video Goes Viral, Indonesia Zoo Criticized

The viral video was shot Sunday at Bandung Zoo, about 90 miles southeast of Indonesia's capital, Jakarta.

What Happened To Amelia Earhart? New Study Claims Skeletal Remains Belonged To Lost Pilot

A new study claimed skeletal remains found on a Pacific island were closer to Amelia Earhart's measurements than 99 percent of other people.

Russian Security Services Helicopter Crashes In Chechnya, Several Killed

Chechnya has been the hub of an Islamist insurgency, with severe clashes between rebels and security forces.

Video grab of 3D animation of China's Tiangong-1 space module

China’s Failed Space Station Module Tiangong-1 Could Fall Over The United States

Tiangong-1 was the first module of China’s planned space station, but it failed early in 2016. Currently in an erratic orbit around Earth, it is predicted to crash to the surface soon.

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Who Are Sergei And Yulia Skripal? Former Russian Spy, Daughter Allegedly Poisoned

The duo was found unconscious on a shopping center bench in Salisbury, U.K., with no visible injuries on their bodies. The Kremlin said it had "no information" as to why Skripal, a former agent convicted of spying for Britain, collapsed in Salisbury.

What Is The Age Of Consent In France? Sexual Violence Prompts Rethink

The issue of sexual consent was brought to the limelight after critics and lawmakers said French laws allowed two men to escape rape charges after they were accused of sex with underage girls.

Rare Sumatran Tiger Killed, Mutilated By Villagers Who Believed It Was Shapeshifter

A rare Sumatran tiger had been spotted roaming around the Hatorangan village in Indonesia since February and the villagers initially thought it was a supernatural creature.

North Korea Nuclear Activity: Plutonium Production Likely Resumed Amid Talks With Seoul

The report comes as North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and envoys for South Korean President Moon Jae-in met for an "openhearted talk" on Monday.

Watch: Baby Rabbit Rescued From Snow By Dublin Airport Police

Dublin airport posted a video of a tiny hare to their Facebook page, explaining she was found by a member of staff, who had taken her home to be cared for.

ISIS Video Of 4 US Soldiers In Niger Shows Their Last Moments

It appears that the 9 minute, 15 second video, posted on an ISIS outlet on the messaging app Telegram, was shot using a helmet camera worn by one of the soldiers killed in the ambush.

China Steel, Coal Output To Reduce In Bid To Control Pollution

The National Development and Reform Commission said in a work report it will lower coal output by 150 million tons and steel capacity by around 30 million tons.

China’s Space Program To Start Recruiting Civilian Astronauts, Including Women

Landings on the moon and Mars, its own space station, and two crewed space flights every year are all part of China’s highly ambitious space program, which has advanced rapidly in the last two decades.

Lacoste Limited Edition Polo Shirts With Endangered Animals Logo Sell Out Immediately

Lacoste produced the limited edition polo shirts as part of the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Save Our Species campaign.

Doctor Performs Brain Surgery On Wrong Patient, Suspended Along With Accompanying Staff

The surgeon, the staff involved in the surgery and the CEO of Kenyatta National Hospital in Nairobi were all suspended, according to a statement by the hospital on Friday.

North Korea-US Peace Talks: Pyongyang Rejects Preconditions For Starting Discussions

North Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it “will neither beg for dialogue nor evade the military option claimed by the U.S.”

Before The Big Bang: Stephen Hawking Says Nothing Existed At Singularity

If you ask Stephen Hawking, the answer is a simple “nothing,” except it isn’t quite all that simple, what with the mention of a singularity at the time of the Big Bang.

Americans Warned As Security Threat Prompts Closure Of US Embassy In Turkey

Only emergency services will be provided while the embassy will remain closed to the public until further notice.

20-Foot Crocodile Killed Indonesian Villager, Reptile's Belly Reveals [Photos]

Human legs and an arm were recovered from the belly of the crocodile, which is suspected to have killed Andi Aso Erang, 36, a local palm oil plantation worker who went missing.

Uber Crashes Into Buckingham Palace Gate, Police Investigating [Video]

According to initial reports, the car in question appeared to be an Uber and the crash is being treated as an isolated vehicular accident.

Watch: Tiger Wrestles Bear In Rare Viral Video

The fight between a tiger and a sloth bear was captured by Akshay Kumar, chief naturalist at Bamboo Forest Safari Lodge, Maharashtra, India.

Snowstorm Reveals Massive Marijuana Operation In Home

A snowstorm in the UK revealed a large marijuana-growing operation in a home, resulting in a raid and a viral tweet.

New Arms Race? Russia Says New Nuclear Missile Technology Renders Defenses 'Useless'

There was little doubt that the animated speech was directed squarely at the United States.

Canadian Bride Attacks Photographers On Social Media, Ordered To Pay $89,000

A vindictive bride unhappy with the quality of the photographs at her wedding, attacked her photographers for a year on social media, causing the business to shut down.

Man With Cancer Who May Lose Penis, Prepares For Las Vegas Wedding

Dale Clarke had trouble urinating since June 2017. Suspecting it to be a mere infection, he discovered a lump the size of a grain of rice on the tip of his penis.

Last Male Northern White Rhino Falls Ill, Future ‘Not Looking Bright’

Sudan, the last male Northern White Rhinoceros in the world, has developed a deep infection and there are concerns about his survival.

World's Oldest Tattoos Discovered On 5,000-Year-Old Egyptian Mummies

Scientists found the world's oldest tattoos on two Egyptian mummies believed to be 5,000 years old.

Happy Holi 2018: Facts For India's Spring Festival Of Colors Celebration

During Holi, the streets of India are transformed into a big party where colored powder cakes people’s faces, and a general spirit of fun pervades the air.

Purim 2018: Photos Of Jewish Holiday Celebrations

During the Purim holiday, Jews read the story of Esther and offer re-tellings of the story to their children. People enjoy the holiday with festive meals, dressing up in various costumes and dancing.

Police Car Involved In Cocaine Deal, Incident Caught On Video, Prompts Investigation

Police Chief Shawn Devine said the men involved are known to the authorities and that an internal investigation of the entire incident is underway.

New Tardigrade Species Found In Moss From Parking Lot In Japan

Tardigrades, also called water bears, are micro-animals that can survive in extreme environments, and a new species was found in moss from a parking lot in Japan.

Kim Jong-Un, Father Used Fake Brazilian Passports For Visa Applications, Report Says

North Korea leader Kim Jong-un and his father obtained fake Brazilian passports in the 1990s to travel Western countries.

Panama Trump Hotel Majority Owner Celebrates Trump Executives Being Evicted, Plays Piano

Orestes Fintiklis, the majority owner of the facility, appeared to embody a winning spirit, as he sat down at the piano in the hotel’s lobby and played Beethoven’s “Für Elise.”

Papua New Guinea Earthquake Update: At Least 16 Dead, Dozens Injured

The earthquake, viewed as the strongest to ever hit the country, devastated the Southern Highlands, Hela Province and the Western Highlands region.

Lioness Mauls Tourist To Death In South African Game Lodge

When the paramedics reached the scene, they saw bystanders trying to administer CPR to the 22-year-old victim. However, they were unable to save the woman.

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