Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump may be dominating the headlines, but there are at least 29 other Americans running for president in this election. Though most don’t appear on the ballot in every state, their presence may actually tip the scales this time.
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An Idaho woman has lost custody of her children after she gave her three-year-old daughter a smoothie containing marijuana to cease the girl's repeated seizures. "It was my last resort," the woman said.
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Another protest in retaliation to provocative acts in Britain and Ireland last week over Russia's involvement in Syria has taken place in the Russian capital.
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A voting machine used in at least a dozen states is vulnerable to a software attack that could compromise its vote tally and backup system, security firm Cylance revealed ahead of the US elections.
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A 62-year-old mother from Turkey is facing between two and five years in prison after she threw slippers at her son. The prosecution claims that the footwear can be deemed offensive weapons. The woman’s attorney fears the case could set a precedent.
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This November, Democrats have their first chance to take back the Senate since becoming the minority party in the 2010 midterms. However, Republicans stand strong as well. Whoever gets control of the Senate will have a long-lasting effect on US politics.
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One of the world’s most powerful telescopes has picked up a mind-blowing celestial star and gas show that occurs when galaxies collide with one another in deep space.
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The German public has been outraged by the latest edition of talk show ‘Anne Will’. Discussing why more and more young people radicalize, one of the guests – a niqab-clad Muslim woman – justified young Muslims going to Syria to fight alongside jihadists.
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Economic cooperation between Russia and China is meeting expectations with more than $40 billion in trade this year, said Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev during a meeting with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang in St. Petersburg.
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Reports of the new reinforcement of NATO troops close to Russia's borders show "the aggressive character of the organization," the Kremlin has said, commenting on recently announced preparations to deter an alleged Russian threat.
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FIFA President Gianni Infantino and a delegation of representatives from world football’s governing body will travel to Kazan, Russia, in November to take part in the draw for the FIFA Confederations Cup Russia 2017.
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Former senior military officers are afraid the High Court ruling which allows MPs to vote on triggering Brexit could set a precedent that would hinder future wars by undermining the government’s royal prerogative powers.
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Cristiano Ronaldo has signed a new contract at Real Madrid, keeping him with the La Liga giants until 2021.
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A Lower House lawmaker known for having staunch pro-Christian views has addressed the Russian government with a proposal to create an ombudsman post to prevent interethnic conflicts, promote national unity, and watch out for the Russian diaspora.
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The UK’s Tesco Bank has temporarily halted online transactions after thousands of customers lost money from their accounts due to an online hacking attack.
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China's foreign exchange reserves had their biggest fall this year in October to the lowest in over five years. The reasons are a stronger dollar and continuing capital outflows from the world’s second-largest economy.
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Riot police was deployed to a prison in Bedford to deal with major unrest, as prison guards reportedly had to seek shelter.
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