U.S. service member among more than 50 killed in Afghanistan attacks
Kabul, Afghanistan – More than 50 people — including 27 students at a police academy and one U.S. service member — were killed in three… Read More ›
Kabul, Afghanistan – More than 50 people — including 27 students at a police academy and one U.S. service member — were killed in three… Read More ›
The passengers and the photos of cracked windshields and a damaged nose cone tell the same story: Friday evening’s Delta Flight 1889 was intense.… Read More ›
Parliament and Supreme National Security Council, Tehran’s top decision-making body, to consider agreement in coming days Iran’s official news agency is reporting that the… Read More ›
Signatories include renowned physicists, ex-officials, five Nobel laureates and designer of the first hydrogen bomb In a letter to President Barack Obama, 29 leading… Read More ›
Nuclear deal ‘better than any alternative,’ US president tells CNN, offers hope for ‘broader discussions about Syria, for example’ OAK BLUFFS, Massachusetts (AP) —… Read More ›
While military and government present hard line against extremist sentiments, school textbooks, religious teachings remain sympathetic despite attempts at reform. In pro-Western Jordan, a leader… Read More ›
Eliot Engel, top Democrat in House, also declares opposition. WASHINGTON – Senator Charles Schumer, Democrat of New York, the most senior Jewish member of… Read More ›
Fox News’ main Republican presidential debate on Thursday night began with fireworks courtesy of frontrunner Donald Trump. Moderator Bret Baier began by asking the… Read More ›
Real-estate magnate Donald Trump was confronted by Fox News moderator Megyn Kelly during the first Republican presidential debate on Thursday, accusing him of being… Read More ›
Under the heading of “what’s next in energy”, there’s one standout part of the sector these days. Mexico. Much of the energy world has… Read More ›
New York, NY – A taxi driver may have to pay $25,000 after a judge said the cabbie refused to pick up passengers because… Read More ›
After years of waiting and speculation, we can collectively exhale: Jennifer Aniston has finally tied the knot. Aniston and fellow actor Justin Theroux made… Read More ›
For decades, there was no sign of two Japanese climbers who went missing as they tried to scale the famed Matterhorn mountain. Heavy snowfall… Read More ›
You can’t call it “the dark side of the moon” based on a new NASA picture. A camera on the Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR)… Read More ›
Kirsten Gillibrand says Tehran more likely to obtain nuclear weapons if Congress scuttles the deal WASHINGTON — Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., said she would… Read More ›
AIPAC tells Post that it rejects the assertion that it supported the Iraq War. WASHINGTON – Republican lawmakers are crying foul over US President… Read More ›
The Arab world perceives the dramatic failure of the small US-trained Syrian rebel force as a further indication that it cannot be a reliable ally… Read More ›
Draft resolution aimed at identifying perpetrators of WMD attacks in war-torn country circulates at Security Council UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The United States and… Read More ›
Tesla reported second-quarter earnings on Wednesday and beat expectations but trimmed its production outlook. On a conference call with analysts after the numbers hit,… Read More ›
Adriel Sumathipala is a self-described tinkerer. The 16-year-old says the trait runs in the family: His grandfather, who died of a heart attack before Sumanthipala… Read More ›