Authorities in Baton Rouge, Louisiana have approved a $100,000 settlement with 92 people arrested in July during the protests over police killing of a black man. The protests ended after a shooting that left 3 officers dead and another 3 injured.
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An 8-year-old African-American boy is recovering from injuries sustained in an apparently racially-motivated attack outside his school in Louisiana, his family says.
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A Parisian supercar driver may be regretting skirting the city’s parking laws, after the luxury Porsche he rented was mistaken for a security threat and partially destroyed by the bomb squad.
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Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei has warned the American government that if it renews sanctions over his country’s nuclear program for another ten years, there will be consequences.
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If this photo is anything to go by it’s not just the right-wing in America that will have their guns ‘pried from their cold, dead hands’.
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Spanish prosecutors have recommended that Brazilian footballer Neymar Jr. be handed a two-year prison sentence over alleged corruption surrounding his transfer to Barcelona.
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Web users in Britain will be banned from accessing porn sites showing “non-conventional” sex acts such as spanking and female ejaculation under a little discussed clause to a bill currently going through parliament.
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Iran is holding a British-Iranian mother on charges of plotting a coup d’état because the UK government is refusing to pay a 40-year-old debt, according to the woman’s husband.
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A theme park and an unspecified area with a large police presence were among the targets mentioned by seven suspects detained by French police over the weekend following an eight-month investigation, French media reported.
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MEPs in Strasbourg have voted on a non-legislative resolution which calls for the EU to “respond to information warfare by Russia.” RT and Sputnik news agency have been named among the most dangerous "tools of Russian propaganda."
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Thirty years ago this week, Mike Tyson became the youngest heavyweight champion in boxing history when he knocked out Trevor Berbick, to pave the path for one of the most colorful sporting lives ever lived.
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Norwegian chess superstar Magnus Carlsen could be punished after storming out of a press conference following his defeat against Russia's Sergey Karjakin in New York on Monday.
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South Africa's stand-in skipper Faf du Plessis has been found guilty of ball-tampering during his country’s second Test victory against Australia in Hobart, Tasmania.
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Philip Hammond’s first Autumn Statement as Tory chancellor, and the first since the Brexit referendum, is unlikely to mark a great departure from his predecessor George Osborne, as the cost of living rises and growth slows dramatically.
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Labour MP Stephen Kinnock has blasted what he terms Labour’s “obsession” with “identity politics” and called for the party to focus on social mobility for white workers.
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Conservative Party chief whip Gavin Williamson is refusing to follow parliamentary rules and remove his pet tarantula from the House of Commons.
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About 10 security specialists from the United States have applied for work in the unique international anti-terrorism training center that is being constructed in Chechnya, the republic’s leader has told the press.
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More than 1,000 people were evacuated from TSUM, a large department store in central Moscow. Firefighters went looking for the fire’s source with thermal detectors, while smoke billowed from the building.
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A number of large Western corporations are increasing investment in Russia, with the country’s economy recovering from its deep decline, according to Bloomberg.
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The EU Parliament is debating a resolution that aims to establish measures “to tackle Russian and ISIS propaganda.” In the latest wake of anti-Russia sentiment, the British parliament will also hear a report denouncing public figures with alleged Russia links.
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Conflicts across the Middle East and Russia-China cooperation will be among the highlights of the 21st meeting of an intergovernmental commission on military and technical cooperation which begins today in Beijing, according to Russia’s defense minister.
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Washington has expressed discomfort over Russia’s deployment of Iskander missiles and air defenses in Kaliningrad, saying that NATO is a “defensive alliance”and is not threatening Moscow. Meanwhile, more tanks and troops are being deployed to the Baltics.
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A wide panel of MEPs have called for a halt to EU membership talks with Turkey, citing concerns about human rights in the country. They said it is led by an “autocrat” and that along with “Russians and Americans” it is seeking to “destroy” the bloc.
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Widescale trolling has occurred on a newly-launched “Professor Watchlist” website, which encourages people to report any “anti-American” academics lurking in schools across the US.
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