SpaceX launches mega rocket, lands all 3 boosters
The new and improved Falcon Heavy thundered into the early evening sky with a communication satellite called Arabsat, the rocket's first paying customer.
Assange's first reaction was to run
As police were summoned to make the arrest, Julian Assange bolted past the officers, attempting to reach the sanctity of his bedroom on a raised ground floor.
One scandal, two actresses and two very different paths
Hollywood actresses Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin are the public faces of the college admissions bribery scheme but they are handling it very, very differently.
Rich women are increasingly calling the shots, wealth heads say
Women control about $US14 trillion in assets in the US, but they're under-served by financial advisers, say industry insiders.
Kim Kardashian is studying to be a lawyer
The reality TV star has begun a four-year apprenticeship with a San Francisco law firm, saying: "The reading is what really gets me. It's so time-consuming."
Big numbers turn out for first day of India's giant election
Voting in the first of seven rounds is being held in 91 parliament constituencies across 20 states and federally administered regions. There are 543 seats at stake.
Trump's Golan move sets off ripples in southern Lebanon
The US President's move last month has caused concern among Lebanese officials that it would mean also recognising the occupied Chebaa Farms and nearby Kfar Chouba hills
Carlos Ghosn's wife being questioned in Tokyo court
The wife of Nissan's former chairman Carlos Ghosn was being questioned by prosecutors in a Tokyo court on Thursday, after her husband was taken into custody on financial misconduct allegations.
Indonesia's Jokowi makes final push in re-election bid
The polls have him well ahead but Indonesian President Jokowi needs an emphatic victory to blunt claims over his legitimacy.
China consumer inflation surge unlikely to shift PBOC
Because the inflation rebound was driven by food-price increases that may prove temporary, the central bank is unlikely to abandon its flow ...
Afghanistan inches closer to an elusive peace – thanks to Trump
For the first time since the Russians left in 1988, many Afghans are hoping for a possible end to the war.
