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Khomeini Shrine, Iran Parliament Attacks Live Updates: Casualties Reported After Firing And Blast

Iranian media reports said a huge blast and gunfire shots were heard as armed men holed up inside the parliament.

NASA’s Hubble Spots Universe’s Brightest Galaxies, Thanks To Gravitational Lensing

Gravitational lensing allowed the space telescope to image the galaxies at the peak of the universe’s star-making phase over 8 billion years ago.

Russia Planted Fake News About Qatar, Probably To Divide US, Allies, Report Says

The story triggering a major crisis in the Middle East with several countries severing their ties with Qatar.

Will An Asteroid Hit Earth? Czech Scientists Warn of Growing Risk

These asteroids are fragile, but the possibility exists that they may penetrate the atmosphere and seriously collide with earth. The danger of a crash with an asteroid grows every few years when the Earth encounters this new branch.

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London Attacks: British Imams Refuse To Bury Attackers Or Perform Islamic Funeral Prayer

In their statement, the imams said the terrorists do not represent Islam.

Star Collision Created Coldest Object In The Universe — Colder Than Space Itself

When one star took a fatal dive into another dying star, it set off an explosive reaction that created an object even colder than space itself.

How Ancient Humans Affected Environment: Society Caused Dead Sea Erosion

As soon as human societies stopped wandering as hunter-gatherers, their lifestyle of raising crops and domesticating animals took a toll on the environment.

English Twitter Reacts to Trump's Comments on London Mayor Sadiq Khan

"You represent the worst of your country, @SadiqKhan represents some of the best of ours."

Queen Mother's Alleged Racism Was Censored, Diarist Claims

Diarist Roy Strong revealed, "In the middle of lunch, the Queen Mother [leaned] over to me and said, 'Beware of the blackamoors.'"

Water On Mars: Here’s How Much Flowed In Ancient Ocean, Rivers On Planet

Ancient Mars could have had enough water to fill up a large ocean and many rivers flowing into it.

A Planet Hotter Than Most Stars? Jupiter-Like Exoplanet KELT-9b May Be Just That

Astronomers discovered a superheated Jupiter-like exoplanet 650 light-years away, orbiting the massive star KELT-9 in the Cygnus constellation.

Uber’s Surge Pricing Tactic During London Bridge Terror Attack Ignites Social Media Outrage

After Uber’s ride-sharing premium ignited social media outrage, the company moved to refund fares and assure the public of its good intentions.

Why Did Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain And Egypt Boycott Qatar?

Following claims that Qatar was supporting terrorist groups like ISIS, Muslim Brotherhood and Al Qaeda; Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain and Egypt decided to severe ties with the nation.

What Is The Six Day War Or The June War? Facts About The 1967 Arab-Israeli War On Its 50th Anniversary

June 5, 2017 marks the 50th anniversary of the June War when Israel routed the armies of Egypt, Jordan, and Syria in less than a week

London Terror Attack: Mayor Sadiq Khan Dismisses Trump's Misleading Tweet

While responding to the London terror attack, President Donald Trump also promoted his stalled travel ban and said, "We need the Travel Ban as an extra level of safety!"

Canada Tornado: Man Who Mowed Lawn With Tornado Behind Him Says He Was 'Fully Aware' But 'Not Worried'

The tornado in Alberta, Canada, resulted in damage to property but caused no causalities. Alberta generally experiences about 15 tornadoes every year, typically between the months of April and September.

Prime Minister Theresa May Says 'Enough is Enough' After Terrorist Attack In London

London Mayor Sadiq Khan says he's too busy to respond to President Donald Trump's tweets about the incident that left seven dead and dozens injured.

World Leaders React To London Bridge Terror Attack, Trump Promotes Travel Ban

Just days after the Manchester bombing and ahead of the June 8 election, the terror attack Saturday night killed six people, while over 30 people were reportedly injured.

London Bridge Terror Attack: Why Vehicles Are Becoming Common Weapons

Saturday night's attack on London Bridge in the U.K. capital killed seven people and wounded over 30. It came just days ahead of general elections in the country.

Largest Volcano ‘Super-Eruptions’ Need Massive Magma Reservoirs Deep Inside Earth, Research Shows

Research published this week claims the most powerful volcanic eruptions on Earth are rare because it takes a long time for that much magma to accumulate.

North Korea Calls US ICBM Interceptor Test Military Provocation

The reclusive state, ruled by Kim Jong Un, said Washington will be unable to intercept its nuclear weapons and that the test earlier this week was a military provocation.

Megyn Kelly's Putin Interview: Russian President Says CIA Could Have Hacked US Presidential Election

In an interview with Megyn Kelly, Russian President Vladimir Putin hinted at the possibility of U.S. hackers, and even the CIA, framing Russia for interfering with the presidential elections.

Human Bones Show Cancer In Teen Buried At Panama’s Old Witch Hill

A teen buried in a trash pile at an abandoned human settlement called Witch Hill had bone cancer, and archaeologists don’t know why the child was put there.

Prehistoric Primates Evolved In Trees, Not On The Ground, Bone Fossils Show

Primates were living in trees early on in their history, based on the prehistoric skeleton fossils scientists have found in America.

Violence Erupts In Kabul After ISIS Bombing, 6 Protesters Killed In Clashes With Police

On Friday, an angry group of protesters took to the streets of Kabul to protest against the current government after Wednesday's deadly bombing.

Manila Casino Attack Full List Of Victims: Gunman Kills Himself After Failed Robbery At Resorts World Manila

The suspect in the attack in a casino at the Resorts World Manila entertainment complex in Philippines was said to be mentally unstable and was acting alone.

Supermassive Black Holes In The Early Universe Likely Grew In ‘Fits And Spurts’

How those black holes grew to their enormous sizes in less than one billion years after the Big Bang is a long-standing problem in astrophysics.

Will Russia Hack Germany Elections? Putin Says 'Patriotic’ Hackers May Have Interfered In US Election

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday at the St. Petersburg Economic Forum that Russian 'patriotic' hackers might have interfered in last year's U.S. presidential election.

North Korea Ready To Attack US? Pyongyang Sourced IRBM Engine Likely From Ukraine Or Russia, Report Says

Michael Elleman, senior expert for missile defense at the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), made the comments to 38 North Thursday.

Did ISIS Attack Manila? Islamic State Accused Of Shooting, Bombing Resorts World Hotel By Twitter Users

It's unknown how many people were injured or killed.

Australian Senator Says Penises Cause Climate Change — Here's Why

The senator said he was merely trying to prove a point about peer-reviewed papers.

'Real' Jurassic Park Is Dead: Crucial Protein Actually Came From Ostrich, Not Dinosaur Fossil

A prehistoric protein discovered in a dinosaur fossil was actually from a modern ostrich, so our hopes of using it to recreate dinosaurs and make a real-life Jurassic Park are as dead as they are.

Who Is Reinhold Hanning? Auschwitz Guard Who Was Accessory To 170,000 Murders At Concentration Camp Dies

Reinhold Hanning had not served any time in prison at the time of his death.

Complex Brain Evolution In Vertebrates Likely Began With Two Simple Parts, Not Three

Examining a recently found marine species that has been around for hundreds of millions of years challenges conventional understanding of brain evolution.

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