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WATCH: Canadian Truck Driver Beats 74-Year Old Cyclist With A Club

In a video gone viral, a man is shown to be hitting a 74-year-old cyclist in Peterborough, Ontario in Canada.

Why Are Iran, North Korea, Russia Being Sanctioned By Congress?

The House and Senate released a deal Saturday that imposed sanctions on Russia, Iran, and North Korea for undermining American interests.

Global HIV/AIDS Programs Under Threat From Trump's Proposed Budget Cuts

United Nations released a report last week saying AIDS-related deaths have nearly halved since 2005 but what advocates fear is that President Donald Trump's proposed budget cuts have started to threaten global HIV programs and that access to treatment might be affected.

Watch: Goat Pulled Out Of Python's Mouth, Robbing Snake Of Its Food

A python in India was deprived of its meal when forest officials pulled out the dead goat from the snake's mouth.

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Prince George Birthday: Everything To Know As The Royal Turns 4 [PHOTOS]

As Prince George of Cambridge turns 4 Saturday, here are some pictures of the heir to the throne.

Is North Korea Safe For US Tourists Ahead Of Upcoming Travel Ban?

The official announcement from the U.S. is expected July 27 and the ban will be implemented 30 days later, according to the operators.

Who Is Marshall McLuhan? Google Doodle Honors 'Medium Is The Message' Theorist

Canadian philosopher Marshall McLuhan coined the phrase "global village" and predicted the wide-reaching and transformative effects that the internet could have around the world and throughout cultures.

Xanda, Cecil The Lion's Son, Killed By Trophy Hunter

Xanda met the same fate as his father who was killed two years ago by a trophy hunter too.

Earthquake In Turkey, Greece Of Magnitude 6.7 Causes Casualties

The European quake agency EMSC (European Mediterranean Seismological Centre) said the earthquake could cause a small tsunami off the southwestern coast of Turkey.

WATCH: Video Shows Humpback Whale Leaping Out Of Water, Narrowly Missing Boat Full Of People

"You could hear the screams in the background."

North Korean Defectors Detail Public Executions, Mass Graves, Prison Camps

A human rights organization hopes to use the testimony as prosecution for crimes against humanity.

When Did Life On Earth Begin? Scientists Say It Started On Land, Not Sea

Scientists commonly believe that life on Earth started with microorganisms at the bottom of the ocean and later walked on land, but a few are suggesting we have it backward.

Woman Divorces Husband After Proving He Ignored Her Texts

She texted to let him know she was in the hospital and he responded two months later telling her she received mail.

What Happened To Burundi Robotics Team? 6 Teens Missing After Competition In Washington

Six teenage members of the team vanished during an international competition this week.

Missing Flight MH370 Search Reveals Mysteries Of Deep Ocean

Around 46,000 square miles of the Southern Indian Ocean were scoured in the search for the missing plane.

Trump, Macron Handshake: Presidents Forging Stronger Relationship Despite Awkward Start?

The two presidents have made headlines for how their light interactions.

Buddhist Man Fighting Climate Change With Artificial Glaciers In Northern Indian Desert

To fight the side-effects of climate change, locals in a northern Indian desert of Ladakh have built an artificial glacier to help solve the water crisis.

Modern Humans In Australia Lived Alongside Its Unique Megafauna 65,000 Years, Study Says

The date humans first inhabited Australia has been set back 5,000 to 18,000 years indicating ancestors of Australian Aborigines shared their landscape with giant animals.

WATCH: Cambodia Woman Marries Cow, Believing It’s Her Reincarnated Husband

Khim Hang said she believed that the cow that she was marrying was a reincarnation of her husband, Tol Khut, who had died a year back.

Risk Of Alzheimer's, Dementia Can Be Reduced By Lifestyle Changes, Report Says

Alzheimer’s is the most common type of dementia prevalent around the world. It leads to loss of thinking, remembering, and reasoning.

Trump's Syria Policy Stops CIA From Arming Rebels, Pleasing Russia, Even As Death Toll Rises

The Middle Eastern country sits on the top of the Peoples Under Threat Index 2017.

US, Canada, Mexico To Hold NAFTA Talks In August: 5 Things To Watch For

U.S., Mexican and Canadian officials have agreed to hold talks to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) next month, sources said.

Auschwitz Museum Thief Steals Holocaust Items From Concentration Camp Memorial For Art Project

Rotem Bides, an Israeli student, said she stole the items because she was “concerned that after all the survivors are gone, the Holocaust will turn into a myth, something that cannot be perceived.”

Humans Have Produced Enough Plastic To Build 25,000 Empire State Buildings

Humans have produced a tremendous amount of plastic in the last several decades and most of it is now litter or building up in our landfills.

Did North Korean Defector Willingly Return To Kim Jong Un's Country?

Was she abducted, or did she return home on her own?

Brain Dead Back To Life? Doctor Wants To 'Reanimate Living Cadavers'

"I can argue that being dead is probably a worse quality of life than being alive."

Helicopters Over Uber And Lyft? Ridesharing May Change Due To Heavy Traffic

Zoom offers services based on customer's weight and distance of flight.

North Korea Has At Least 300 Mass Execution Sites And 47 Burial Grounds, Report Says

We don’t know when there will be a trial or other steps to hold perpetrators of the human rights abuses accountable, but that time will come, and we want to be as ready as possible,” Dan Bielefeld, a web developer and human rights activist from Milwaukee said.

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