It has been a tough first half for Croatia in Moscow, but especially so for defender Domagoj Vida who has been booed throughout after comments he made following his team’s win against Russia in the quarter finals.
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A US televangelist and spiritual adviser to the US president has defended the Trump administration’s immigration clampdown, arguing that baby Jesus’ stay in Egypt was legal, otherwise he wouldn’t have been the savior of humanity.
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Sensitive military documents have been put up for sale in online hacking forums after someone forgot to change a default password, according to a security firm that discovered the breach.
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The Rolling Stones frontman is in Moscow to cheer on the Three Lions in their biggest game in 28 years and will have been delighted as England took a first-half lead against Croatia through Tottenham fullback Kieran Trippier.
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A con artist who defrauded his victims of millions of dollars while posing as a Saudi prince got caught after a Miami hotelier noticed the supposedly devout Muslim royal was eating pork during their meetings.
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The vice-mayor of a California city has refused to apologize for writing an article calling for a ‘Straight Pride American Month.’ The article contained numerous anti-LGBT slurs. Protesters are now demanding his resignation.
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Kieran Trippier's first half free kick against Croatia was England's 12th at the World Cup, the most the side has ever scored at a major tournament, adding to the string of records already smashed by the side at Russia 2018.
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Live updates as Croatia and England meet at Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow with a place in the World Cup final at stake. We'll be brining you all the action and reaction as it happens.
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England and Croatia fans have been gathering in the center of Moscow ahead of the teams’ World Cup semi-final in the city later on Wednesday.
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Fox News political editor Chris Stirewalt has raised eyebrows with some colorful language he used to describe US President Donald Trump’s tactics in dealing with NATO allies during his trip to Europe.
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South Africa’s 140-year-old gold industry – which was once the world’s largest – is now facing a major crisis. The country’s mineral council says 75 percent of gold mines are unprofitable or barely making money.
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Police in Florida have arrested a second man in connection with the murder of up-and-coming rapper XXXTentacion in June. Michael Boatright, 22, is facing first-degree murder charges for his alleged role in the shooting.
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Ahead of the long-anticipated NATO summit in Brussels, the UK has committed to doubling its troop presence in Afghanistan. It is the largest number of British troops in the country since its pullout finished in 2014.
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Actor and comedian John Cleese has declared he will leave the UK later this year due to the “lying and triviality” of the British press – ranked the least trustworthy among 33 European nations.
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The World Cup has exceeded all expectations of the organizers, including in the atmosphere created by Russian and foreign fans, according to Local Organizing Committee chief Alexey Sorokin.
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A New Delhi school is accused of resorting to drastic measures to wrangle unpaid fees out of its students’ parents. The principal reportedly locked up a group of five-year-olds in the basement until their debt was paid.
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Global stocks dropped on Wednesday after the US released a list of $200 billion worth of Chinese exports that could be subject to new ten percent tariffs.
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Britain’s counter-terrorism chief Neil Basu says he can’t guarantee authorities will catch those responsible for the nerve agent poisoning of the Skripals and Dawn Sturgess, and is even unable to say if both incidents are linked.
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Agrochemical giant Monsanto has engaged in “scientific fraud” and bullying, in attempts to conceal that its popular weed killer Roundup has potential links to cancer, a lawyer has argued, in a landmark lawsuit against the company.
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