Egypt knife attacker 'sat and spoke with two victims in fluent German'
No group claimed responsibility for Friday's attack, but it appeared to have been inspired by recent calls made by the local affiliate of the extremist Islamic State group
No group claimed responsibility for Friday's attack, but it appeared to have been inspired by recent calls made by the local affiliate of the extremist Islamic State group
Boy said teacher's actions made his adolescence 'hell'
'Spear phishing' attacks targets senior engineers in effort to access system
A successful hypersonic test flight took place in South Australia last week amid US concerns about China and Russia's hypersonic weapons capabilities
'The advancement of technology can sometimes be a distraction and cause people to not pay attention'
Warning comes after more than 2,300 asylum seekers drown trying to reach Europe in 2017
Environmentalists dismayed by government move
A close friend described the sea burial as an attempt to make sure that there was ‘nothing to remember him by on Chinese soil’
Opposition leader María Corina Machado tweeted the video out to her 3.7 million followers
Recep Tayyip Erdogan to commemorate coup 'martyrs' with grand monument in Ankara
Though some think the President will be impeached, it is becoming increasingly likely he will resign of his own accord
Officials fear many countries will not be able to meet the strict new requirements
The House has passed a bill that would blow through long-standing military spending caps
But ire of most French marchers is directed at French president Emmanuel Macron and his policies
An entertainers' union is currently investigating the incident
The attacker has been arrested and is being interrogated to determine his motives, Egypt’s Interior Ministry says
Leaders’ handshakes have undergone striking evolution
State Attorney Aramis Ayala says she wants a 'mutually respectful relationship between law enforcement and the community'