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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has denied plotting to topple Prime Minister Theresa May, whose hold on power remained tenuous yesterday as she tried to finalize
French voters were choosing lawmakers in the lower house of parliament yesterday in a vote that is crucial for newly- elected president Emmanuel Macron. A
President Donald Trump slammed James Comey, days after the fired FBI director’s testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee and as Attorney General Jeff Sessions offered
The leader of the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa, Nelson Mandela, has been jailed for life for sabotage. Seven other defendants, including the former secretary-general of
BRAZIL Fighting to save his job, Brazilian President Michel Temer has received a huge boost from a decision by the country’s top electoral court to reject allegations of illegal campaign
Roger Waters isn’t sure how much longer he will tour, or if his current one will be his last. But there’s one thing the former
Britain voted for a new Parliament and government yesterday after a campaign of three phases: the sleepy election, the surprising election and the security election. At closing time, most analysis
Kuwait’s emir traveled to Qatar to help mediate an end to a crisis that’s seen Arab nations cut ties to the energy-rich nation home to a
Margaret Thatcher’s Conservative Party has won a landslide second term election victory, taking 397 seats to Labour’s 209. The SDP Liberal Alliance, fighting its first
A Massachusetts medical marijuana dispensary has created a culinary delight for patients who don’t want to smoke their pot or eat it in the form of sweets.
KOREA The North’s latest missile launches were short-range and landed well short of past efforts, but they still served as a defiant message for its enemies that Pyongyang
Former FBI Director James Comey accused the Trump administration yesterday of spreading “lies, plain and simple” about him and the FBI in the aftermath of his abrupt firing, in
More than 50 companies are showcasing a new generation of robots at this week’s Shanghai CES electronics show, most of which serve as companions at home, or butlers
Gunmen and suicide bombers attacked Iran’s parliament and the shrine of its revolutionary leader yesterday, killing at least 12 people, wounding dozens and igniting an hours-long siege
News outlets have reported that the Islamic State claimed responsibility for a terrorist attack on a London Bridge June 3. But how do they know? And how reliable are
Dr Stephen Ward, a London osteopath and friend of Christine Keeler, was arrested in Watford and taken to Marylebone Lane police station. The arrest
A female peacock has ruffled more than just feathers at a Los Angeles-area liquor store. Without a peep, the peahen strutted into the open door of
SOUTH CHINA SEA Beijing says it is “firmly opposed” to a Pentagon report that highlighted China’s construction of military facilities on man-made islands in the disputed South China
What could possibly go wrong? I was 122 meters up on the Eiffel Tower, with Paris spread out in all its glory in miniature beneath me.
A top Emirati diplomat said “there’s nothing to negotiate” with Qatar over a growing diplomatic dispute about the energy-rich nation’s alleged funding of terror groups, signaling Arab countries
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