Real Madrid sign Javier Hernández on loan from Manchester United

Real Madrid have confirmed they have agreed to sign the Mexican striker Javier Hernández on a season-long loan from Manchester United.


American Pie singer Don Mclean arrested on domestic violence charge

American Pie singer Don McLean was arrested on a misdemeanor domestic violence charge Monday in Maine, a jail supervisor said.


Candidate for governor of Mexican state of Tamaulipas killed in shootout

A candidate for governor of the northern Mexican state of Tamaulipas, which borders Texas, and three others have been killed in a shootout, the Notimex news agency reports.


Bill Parcells rejoining ESPN for third time

Bill Parcells, the two-time Super Bowl-winning coach, is rejoining ESPN for the third time.


IBM Watson Health now counts CVS Health as a partner

IBM’s data crunching service for the healthcare industry, Watson Health, now counts CVS Health as a partner.


Chick-fil-A Has Completely Lost Control Of Its Facebook Page

Chick-fil-A has completely lost control of its Facebook page; it’s become a message board for activism against the company.


Safe found in debris of mansion once owned by Pablo Escobar

A locked safe has been found in the debris of a Miami Beach mansion once owned by Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar.


Man knocked unconscious in alleged one-punch attack at Gold Coast bar

Newly obtained CCTV shows the moment a man was knocked unconscious in an alleged one-punch attack at a Gold Coast bar in April.


Truck engulfed by torrential flood waters in China

A truck has been engulfed by torrential flood waters and swept away while crossing a road in China.


Justin Bieber Cleared in Possible Hit-and-Run

Justin Bieber has been cleared in a possible hit-and-run accident involving a paparazzo Monday night.


Pancho Gonzalez Inducted Into U.S. Open Court Of Champions

Pancho Gonzalez was inducted Saturday into the U.S. Open Court of Champions.


Antarctica is Losing About 160 Billion Metric Tons of Ice a Year

A new study shows that the Antarctica is now losing about 160 billion metric tons of ice a year, twice as much as when the continent was last surveyed.


17-year-old boy fatally stabbed during argument in the Bronx

A 17-year-old boy boy was fatally stabbed during an argument in the Bronx early Monday, police said.


Singapore Former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew Has Weakened Further

The Singapore government said Sunday that former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew has weakened further, a day after it said that his condition had worsened.


Wholesale businesses restocked faster in April, responding to a strong gain in sales.


Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh battling bladder cancer

Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh is battling bladder cancer, he revealed in a Facebook post canceling two upcoming shows.


Eamonn Holmes has quit Sky News after more than a decade on-air

TV host and journalist has walked away from his dream job after 11 years  EAMONN Holmes has quit his “dream job” at Sky News after more than a decade on-air.


Big Republican Donors Are Splitting Into Two Camps

Big Republican donors are splitting into two rival camps, reports filed yesterday with the Federal Election Commission show.


Abortion protesters arrested outside John Boehner's office

Six anti-abortion protesters were arrested today outside of House Speaker John Boehner's office in Washington.


Michigan is the first Midwestern state to partner with Google Trekker

Michigan is the first Midwestern state to partner with Google for its Trekker program, going off the beaten path to bring amazing views to Street View.


80-Year-Old Woman Reportedly Arrested For Selling Crack Cocaine

An 80-year-old Alabama woman has reportedly been arrested for selling crack cocaine for a second time, authorities said.


Amanda Bynes' bong-throwing case was officially tossed Monday morning.


Rundown Chinatown may be revitalized by a destination restaurant  Grant Avenue used to be one of the city’s showpieces, the main street of Chinatown.


Florida Woman Found Dead in Motel With Two Caged Monkeys

A Florida woman was found dead on Friday in a motel room with two caged monkeys and a note, authorities said.


Body of missing California woman reportedly discovered in forest

The body of a missing California woman was reportedly identified Tuesday after being discovered in a remote part of the Cleveland National Forest.


Australia's inflation rose 0.4 percent in June quarter

Australia's inflation rate rose 0.4 percent in the June quarter of this year, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.


Man shot and killed in Southwest Washington

A man was shot and killed Saturday night in Southwest Washington, police said Sunday.


US border patrol violated agency rules in deporting thousands of children

US border patrol agents violated agency rules in deporting thousands of unaccompanied immigrant children from 2009 to 2014, according to a federal audit released this week.


China debt swap could leave banks in capital hole

China’s mooted debt-for-equity swap could leave the country’s banks in a capital hole.


Key and Peele Will Produce Undercover Cop Comedy for Fox

According to The Wrap, Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele will co-produce an undercover cop comedy for Fox.


Couple Beaten to Death in Bizarre Stop-Smoking Ritual

A couple from Malaysia was beaten to death Thursday in a bizarre stop-smoking ritual, Agence France-Presse reported.


Kansas City Police To Re-Interview Brothers Of Missing Baby Lisa Irwin

Kansas City police are planning to re-interview the brothers of missing baby Lisa Irwin and take a DNA sample from them, the family's lawyer said.


Geithner says economy gradually getting better and that's encouraging

Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner says the economy is "gradually getting better" and "that's very encouraging."


Vice News reporter arrested at Trump event in Houston

A Vice News reporter was arrested for trespassing at a Donald Trump campaign event in Houston, Vice reported on Saturday.


Woman Suffering Asthma Attack Denied Inhaler at Pharmacy

A New Jersey woman suffering an asthma attack was denied an inhaler at a pharmacy because she was $1.99 short, MyFoxNY.com reported.


Severe thunderstorm warning for damaging winds and large hail issued for southern parts of WA

A severe thunderstorm warning for damaging winds and large hail has been issued for southern parts of WA, including Ravensthorpe, Walpole and Kellerberrin.


Catholic priests in Montreal banned from being alone with children

Catholic priests in Montreal will be banned from being alone with children to provide a “safety net” against allegations of abuse.


Naked Man Playing a Violin in Portland Arrested, Police Say

A naked man playing a violin outside of a courthouse in Portland was arrested Friday afternoon after numerous complaints and warnings, police say.


Lynne Spears' book about parenting delayed indefinitely

Lynne Spears' book about parenting has been delayed indefinitely, her publisher said Wednesday.


New Orleans Man Sentenced for Making Death Threats Against Obama

A 47-year-old New Orleans man has been sentenced for making death threats against President Barack Obama.


NFL Publishing Commemorative Super Bowl App

The NFL is publishing a commemorative Super Bowl app for tablets.


Eastern cougar declared extinct, confirming decades of suspicion

The eastern cougar has been declared extinct by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, confirming decades of suspicion that the elusive subspecies was no more.


Jonah Hill Involved in Car Accident in Los Angeles

Jonah Hill was involved in a car accident in downtown Los Angeles that left his ride very banged up.


Ruth Rendell in hospital after serious stroke

Ruth Rendell is in hospital after suffering a serious stroke last Wednesday, her publisher has announced.


Father Charged With Murder in Death of 18-Year-Old Daughter

A Kansas City father has been charged with murder and sexual abuse in the death of his 18-year-old daughter.


Klay Thompson says he’s the best shooting guard in the NBA

Klay Thompson doesn’t lack for confidence–he says he’s the best shooting guard in the NBA.


Julian Castro to make history as first Hispanic to deliver keynote at Democratic convention

San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro, a rising star among Democrats, is poised to make history Tuesday as the first Hispanic to deliver a keynote address at the Democratic National Convention.


House destroyed by fire in rural west Ottawa

A house has been destroyed by fire in rural west Ottawa this morning, just nine days before Christmas.


Wilson released after two years behind bars for teen sex conviction

Genarlow Wilson was released from prison Friday, after spending more than two years behind bars for a teen sex conviction.


Son of Fox studio host killed in car accident

The 19-year-old son of NASCAR on Fox studio host Chris Myers has been killed in a car accident.


New jobless numbers a mixed bag for Obama

New jobless numbers are a bit of a mixed bag for President Obama and his re-election bid.


Car filled with Christmas presents stolen in Melbourne

A car filled with Christmas presents was stolen from a home in Melbourne’s north-east on Christmas Day.


A mariachi band has serenaded Donald Trump on the sidewalk outside Trump Tower in New York City.


Lena Dunham Will Undergo Surgery For Ruptured Ovarian Cyst

Lena Dunham was taken to the hospital Saturday and will undergo surgery for a ruptured ovarian cyst, her spokeswoman said.


At least 13 dead after tour bus collided with semi-trailer in California

At least 13 people are reportedly dead and many more are seriously injured after a tour bus collided with a semi-trailer in California.


Chicago cop praised for buying homeless man Chipotle

A Chicago cop is being praised for his good deed after an image of him buying a homeless man Chipotle went viral.


Coffee could be extinct by 2080 because of climate change

Coffee could be extinct by 2080 because of the effects of climate change on coffee growing regions.


American Student and Part-Time Model Found Dead at Australian University

An American student and part-time model was found dead in her room at an Australian university, a police spokesman said.


Apple Watch Will Be Available In Stores In Two Weeks

The Apple Watch will be available in retail stores in two weeks, Apple announced Thursday.


Death of teenager found with cobra bites ruled suicide

The death of a teenager found in a North Austin parking lot with multiple cobra bites has been ruled a suicide.


Man charged with murder after body found in home in Sydney's south

A man has been charged with murder after a body was found in a home in Sydney's south yesterday.


Glen Campbell is suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, the singer revealed to People.


Asbestos found in charred remains of beach house on Sydney's Northern Beaches

Asbestos has been found in the charred remains of a beach house, gutted by a ferocious fire overnight in Palm Beach on Sydney's Northern Beaches.


Paris Hilton Arrested for Cocaine in Las Vegas  was arrested for possession of cocaine Friday night in Las Vegas.


Body pulled from Lake Michigan identified as missing medical student Ambrose Monye

A body pulled from Lake Michigan has been identified as missing medical student Ambrose Monye, who disappeared weeks before his graduation, Chicago police confirmed to FoxNews.com Thursday.


Nestle Is Recalling DiGiorno Pizzas, Lean Cuisines, and Stouffer Meals

Nestle nestle-s-a announced in a press release that it is voluntarily recalling some DiGiorno pizzas, Lean Cuisines, and Stouffer’s meals that may contain foreign matter.


University of Cincinnati police officer charged with murder of black man

University of Cincinnati police officer Ray Tensing has been charged with murder in the shooting death of Samuel DuBose, a 43-year-old black man.


Trea Turner named National League Rookie of the Month

After hitting .357 and slugging .571 in 28 August games, Trea Turner was named the National League rookie of the month.


Civil rights leader Walter Fauntroy arrested at Dulles International Airport

D.C. civil rights leader Walter Fauntroy was arrested at Dulles International Airport and is being detained at Loudon County jail.


Death of 2-Month-Old in Connecticut Daycare Ruled a Homicide

The death of a 2-month-old girl in a Connecticut home-based daycare has been ruled a homicide, PEOPLE confirms.


Prince Rushed to Hospital After Emergency Landing

Prince was rushed to a hospital early Friday morning after his jet made an emergency landing in Illinois ...


Gonorrhea at risk of becoming untreatable

England’s chief medical officer says that gonorrhea is at risk of becoming an untreatable disease.


Four injured in chain-reaction crash outside Southern California concert venue

Four people were seriously injured after being struck by an unoccupied police vehicle in a chain-reaction crash outside a Southern California concert venue Saturday night.


Pakistani Taliban Commander Killed in Afghanistan

Now, Mullah Dadullah has become the most senior Pakistani Taliban commander to be killed by NATO in Afghanistan.


Victorian grandfather found dead in van swept away in floodwaters

Tributes are flowing for a Victorian bakery owner and grandfather who was found dead in his van after it was swept away in floodwaters this morning.


Two 12-year-old boys charged over alleged sexual assault of girl

Two 12-year-old boys have been charged over the alleged sexual assault of a young girl at a primary school on Sydney’s northern beaches.


News producer found dead in Belize was strangled

An autopsy shows that an American news producer found dead while staying in a vacation resort in Belize was strangled.


A man has been stabbed in the back with a knife in central Queensland.


Man charged with murder of asylum seeker Reza Barati granted bail

A Papua New Guinean man charged with the murder of asylum seeker Reza Barati has been granted bail in Papua New Guinea.


Children hospitalised after a gastro outbreak at a childcare centre

A child has died and four children have been hospitalised after a suspected gastro outbreak at a Sydney childcare centre.


Girls aged two and five raped in separate attacks in Delhi

Girls aged two and five have been raped in separate attacks in Delhi, sparking angry protests in the Indian capital over police inaction.


Two Nomads bikies have been charged over an interstate ecstasy haul.


San Francisco City Attorney Dennis  S.F. sues family that operates residential hotels


Labor and Greens to use inquiry to investigate royalty regime for oil and gas companies

Labor and the Greens plan to use a formal parliamentary inquiry to investigate Australia’s royalty regime for oil and gas companies, following a damning report.


Drunken deputy arrested for threatening to shoot helicopter

A drunken Nevada deputy has been arrested for threatening to shoot down a sheriff's helicopter during a tense six-hour standoff.


Berkshire Hathaway to Buy Lubrizol for $9 Billion in Cash

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Monday agreed to buy U.S. chemical maker Lubrizol Corp. for about $9 billion in cash.


Daytona 500 winner Bayne diagnosed with multiple sclerosis

Daytona 500 winner and Roush Fenway Racing driver Trevor Bayne announced Tuesday that he has been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.


American who defected from ISIS left D.C. area in mid-December

CBS News has learned the American who defected from ISIS and surrendered to Kurdish forces had left the D.C. area in mid-December.


Pill camera to screen for colon cancer approved in U.S.

An ingestible pill camera to help screen for polyps and early signs of colon cancer has been approved for use in the U.S.


Gretchen Carlson Regrets Not Speaking Up About Harassment

Former Fox News anchor Gretchen Carlson writes in her memoir that she regrets not speaking up about sexual harassment earlier in her career.


Former Milwaukee Officer Charged With Homicide in Shooting That Sparked Riots

A former Milwaukee police officer was charged Thursday with first-degree reckless homicide in the fatal shooting of a young black man that sparked two days of riots in August.


Florida woman fighting to keep motorcycle-riding pet alligator

A Florida woman was fighting Wednesday to keep her 6-foot-long clothes-wearing, motorcycle-riding pet alligator in her home.


Pennsylvania state troopers on lookout for Amish buggy in hit and run

Pennsylvania state troopers are on the lookout for the driver of an Amish buggy that was involved in a hit and run incident on Sunday.


Kevin Andrews is prepared to challenge Turnbull for prime ministership

Dumped former minister Kevin Andrews has announced he is prepared to challenge Malcolm Turnbull for the prime ministership under the right circumstances.


Walmart found to be sourcing bottled water from drought-stricken California

Walmart is the latest company found to be sourcing its bottled water from drought-stricken California, as state residents push for greater regulation of the bottling industry.


Ohio high school teacher sentenced to two years after sexual relations with student

A former Ohio high school teacher has been sentenced to two years behind bars after found guilty of carrying on sexual relations with a 16-year-old student.


Australia named worst-performing industrial country on climate change

Australia has been named the worst-performing industrial country in the world on climate change in a report released at international negotiations in Peru.


St Louis Rams receiver Stedman Bailey critical but stable after being shot

St Louis Rams wide receiver Stedman Bailey is in critical but stable condition after being shot in the head on Tuesday night, according to multiple reports in the media.


A man and a woman have been found dead in a Tamworth home in northern NSW.


Rosemary Barton named permanent host of CBC's Power & Politics

Veteran political reporter Rosemary Barton has been named the permanent host of CBC News Network's daily political show Power & Politics.


A surprise cache of asbestos has been found on Sydney's iconic Harbour Bridge during road works.


In a beauty of a $5 million legal win, Donald Trump has emerged victorious in his ugly battle with Miss USA hopeful Sheena Monnin, who claimed the pageant was “fixed” and “trashy.”


Biologists say Beijing’s island-building campaign means permanent ecocide

In fact, biologists say that while the reefs could have slowly recovered from the clam-harvesting degradation, Beijing’s island-building campaign means permanent ecocide.


Twenty-two people and two gunmen were killed in the March 18 attack.

Twenty-two people, mainly foreigners, and two gunmen were killed in the March 18 attack on the National Bardo Museum.


An Ethiopian court convicted former dictator Mengistu Haile Mariam of genocide today.

An Ethiopian court convicted former dictator Mengistu Haile Mariam of genocide today, but Mr. Mengistu may never face punishment because he remains in exile in Zimbabwe.


Erykah Badu squashed the industry's obsession with looking younger in one tweet.

Erykah Badu squashed the entertainment industry's obsession with perfection and looking younger in just one tweet.


No casualties were reported from Sunday's blast in Douma.

No casualties were reported from Sunday's blast in Douma, which damaged a parked Toyota pickup.


Running back Michael Dyer has transferred from Auburn to Arkansas State.

Arkansas State head football coach Gus Malzahn announced Tuesday on the school's athletic website that running back Michael Dyer has transferred from Auburn to Arkansas State.


An Egyptian court upheld a death sentence against former President Mohammed Morsi.

An Egyptian court on Tuesday upheld a death sentence against former President Mohammed Morsi, in a session that underlined the judiciary’s hostility toward the ousted leader and his Islamist allies.


Jessica McCain has been charged with child molestation and child exploitation.

Jessica McCain, from Lafayette, has been charged with child molestation and child exploitation after recording the disgusting act on video.


Republicans sought to keep the pressure on President Obama over high gas prices.

Republicans sought to keep the pressure on President Obama over high gas prices Saturday with a radio speech claiming his "lack of leadership" is creating an "energy crisis."


Adolescent medicine is in little demand by doctors seeking to advance their careers.

But a decade after adolescent medicine became board certified as a subspecialty, it is in little demand by doctors seeking to advance their careers.


More people are getting their news on smaller screens

More and more people are discarding their old TV sets and getting their news and entertainment on smaller screens.


The body was found floating Saturday in the waters between south Brooklyn and Queens.

The body of a man who is believed to have jumped from a bridge earlier this month was found floating Saturday in the waters between south Brooklyn and Queens, cops said.


A man detonated explosives that killed 12 people and injured 20 in northeast Nigeria.

A man forced his way onto a bus at a crowded bus station and detonated explosives that killed 12 people and injured 20 in northeast Nigeria, according to the bus driver and hospital records.


Cellist David Teie has created the first ever album specifically for cats

Cellist and musician David Teie, a soloist with America’s National Symphony Orchestra, has created the first ever album specifically for cats to listen to.


Clark died Tuesday at his home in Nashville, Tennessee.

Clark died Tuesday at his home in Nashville, Tennessee, according to his manager, Keith Case.


The Illinois Senate recently passed legislation that would put slot machines at airports.

According to the Chicago Sun-Times, the Illinois Senate recently passed legislation that would put slot machines at airports and other places around the state.


In March 1978 Israel invaded Lebanon, an invasion dreamt up years before.

In March 1978 Israel invaded Lebanon, an invasion dreamt up years before, though this was the first opportunity to put the large-scale operation dubbed Litani, into gear.


Philanthropist David Rubenstein is giving $18 million to fix up the Lincoln Memorial.

Philanthropist David Rubenstein, who has already donated tens of millions of dollars to refurbish the Washington Monument and other icons, is giving $18 million to fix up the Lincoln Memorial.


Google made about $11 billion from ad sales on Android phones last year.

The stakes are higher in the Android case for Google which made about $11 billion from ad sales on Android phones with Google apps such as Maps, Search and Gmail last year.


Singer Tina Turner is set to surrender her U.S. passport and become a Swiss citizen.


Hillary Clinton declared victory in the Democratic presidential race Tuesday.

Paying homage to the generations of women who paved the way for her, Hillary Clinton declared a “milestone” victory in the long and hard-fought Democratic presidential race Tuesday.


Georgian cinema is exotic, and can be forbidding as well as fiercely beautiful.

Georgian cinema is exotic and, like the mountainous terrain celebrated by the Russian writers Lermontov and Tolstoy, can be forbidding as well as fiercely beautiful.


Fisher remained hospitalized at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles.

Fisher remained hospitalized at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles, where she was rushed Friday after her flight from London touched down.


A twitter troll who started rumors about Hurricane Sandy has been identified

A Twitter troll who started widely spread rumors about Hurricane Sandy has been identified as Shashank Tripathi, according to reports.


Misconceptions may be keeping many women from getting breast reconstruction after a mastectomy.

Misconceptions may be keeping many women from getting breast reconstruction after a mastectomy, even though the procedure can help improve quality of life for cancer survivors, according to a new review.


The rankings assess nearly 1,800 colleges and universities on 16 criteria

The rankings, which assess nearly 1,800 colleges and universities on 16 criteria rarely see drastic change from year to year, and the latest iteration is no exception.


City Councilman Mark Treyger wants the city to designate the promenade a historic site.

City Councilman Mark Treyger wants the city’s Landmarks Preservation Commission to designate the popular 2.5-mile wooden promenade a historic site that cannot be converted to cement.


Zakaria Bulhan was charged with murder and five counts of attempted murder

London’s Metropolitan Police said Zakaria Bulhan, of London, was charged with the murder of 64-year-old Darlene Horton, and five counts of attempted murder.


The New York Post Twitter account was apparently compromised on Friday.

The New York Post's main Twitter account was apparently compromised on Friday, sending a series of apparently untrue tweets on military and macroeconomic topics.


Helium wants to be the Android of the Internet of things.

Helium’s president and chief operating officer Rob Chandhok says it wants to be “the Android of the Internet of things.”


The concept of a helipad has been discussed in the city for years.

The concept of a helipad has been discussed in the city for years, after two landing sites available for use by the general public closed in 1999.


A Michigan man whose drunken girlfriend froze to death was sentenced to prison.

A Michigan man whose drunken girlfriend froze to death after he lectured her for being intoxicated was sentenced to prison on Monday.


Companies are rising up to provide innovators with compact versions of industrial tools.

That movement, long identified with 3D printers, is entering a new phase, and new companies are rising up to provide craftspeople and innovators with compact versions of industrial tools.


The European Union has agreed to impose broad economic sanctions against Russia.

The European Union has finally agreed to impose broad economic sanctions against Russia, hoping to force Moscow to reverse course in Ukraine, EU officials say.


Terrorists could still send the United States into the dark ages for weeks.

Terrorists could still send a nation as powerful and modernized as the United States into the dark ages for weeks.


Republicans issued subpoenas Wednesday for emails Hillary Clinton stored on her own server.

Republicans issued subpoenas Wednesday for emails Hillary Clinton stored on her own server, as the name of a former aide surfaced as the person possibly linked to the unusual arrangement.


President Obama and Benjamin Netanyahu pledged to work together towards Middle East peace Monday.

President Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged to work together towards Middle East peace Monday, looking to ease tensions after a long-running public feud over the Iran nuclear deal.


Former porn star Candida Royalle has died after battling ovarian cancer.

Former porn star Candida Royalle, regarded as a pioneer for her work in front of and behind the camera, has died after battling ovarian cancer.


People with Alzheimer's disease may experience depression before their memory starts to fade.

People with Alzheimer's disease may experience depression and other behavioral changes before their memory starts to fade, according to a new study in the journal Neurology.


Seven men are in the running to replace Sepp Blatter as FIFA president.

Seven men are in the running to replace Sepp Blatter as FIFA president, with Michel Platini's candidature pending because of his suspension from soccer.


The royal family attended a Christmas Day service without the Queen

The royal family attended a Christmas Day service at St. Mark’s Church in Englefield on Sunday without the Queen, who stayed home with a heavy cold, CBS reports.


A former WWE wrestler thwarted an armed would-be robber on Saturday night.

A former WWE wrestler rumored to appear in the next "Batman" movie thwarted an armed would-be robber on Saturday night, saying later that "I'm not dying in Florida."


Company trying to diversify its product mix to be less reliant on fragrances.

The company, founded in 1904 in Paris, has been trying to diversify its product mix to be less reliant on fragrances, which generate more than half of its sales.


"I was just frustrated with myself," Murgatroyd told PEOPLE

"I was just frustrated with myself because the blindfold wouldn't work," Murgatroyd told PEOPLE at Mixology in Los Angeles after Monday's episode.


There are almost 8,000 courses taught in English in non-English speaking countries.

There are now almost 8,000 courses being taught in English by leading universities in non-English speaking countries, according to a project mapping their expansion.


Regulators need to end all varieties of test-gaming in the auto industry.

Rather than declare the matter closed, regulators in the U.S. and Europe need to redouble efforts to end all varieties of test-gaming in the auto industry.


Trump spelled out hard-line immigration priorities in a fiery speech in Phoenix.

After weeks of opaque public statements regarding his stance on mass deportations, Trump spelled out hard-line immigration priorities in a fiery speech here in Phoenix.


Researchers found drug trials funded by drug maker Roche downplayed side effects like diarrhea.

Danish researchers who reviewed data summaries and journal articles found that seven drug trials funded by the drug maker Roche in the 1990s downplayed the frequency of apparent side effects like diarrhea and incontinence.


Lemonis Fischer Acquisition Company completed its purchase of Crumbs in August for $6.5 million

Lemonis Fischer Acquisition Company, LLC, a joint venture between Lemonis and Fischer Enterprises, completed its purchase of Crumbs in August for $6.5 million.


The rapper announced he had a third son on his social media accounts.

The rapper, who is notorious for trolling fans and celebritIes on social media, announced he had a third son on his social media accounts.


Minnesota Congressman Keith Ellison is tweeting Emojis to talk about minimum wage.

Minnesota Democratic Congressman Keith Ellison is tweeting food Emojis to talk about minimum wage.


But in the absence of concrete platforms, Afghans are looking closely at the biographies of Abdullah Abdullah and Ashraf Ghani, speculating about what their lives say about their ability to lead.


Americans expect an unnatural level of consistency from their foodstuffs.

Ugly vegetables may have made their way to grocery store shelves, but Americans still expect an unnatural level of consistency from their foodstuffs.


Frontier Airlines will penalize passengers who don't book directly with the airline.

Frontier Airlines is the latest carrier to jump into the fight, announcing Wednesday that it will penalize passengers who don't book directly with the airline.


A proposed merger between Charter Communications and Time Warner Cable could get local support.

A proposed $78.7 billion merger between Charter Communications and Time Warner Cable could get local support — if the big-bucks deal helps poor New Yorkers get more online access.


Jason Smith charged with cocaine trafficking.

(Former NRL star Jason Smith has been charged with alleged cocaine trafficking.


Sanders turned Bill Clinton’s time in the White House into target practice.

The Flashback in Flint was the fight Bernie Sanders has been longing to have, and he turned Bill Clinton’s time in the White House into target practice.


Virginia is on the national ballot for the first time since Woodrow Wilson.

Virginia, the mother of presidents — it’s had eight, more than any other state — is on the national ballot for the first time since Woodrow Wilson.


Trump said that he and Clinton should undergo drug tests before the final debate

Offered without evidence during a campaign rally in Portsmouth, N.H., Trump said that he and Clinton are “like athletes” and should undergo drug tests before the final debate on Wednesday.


GlaxoSmithKline promoted Emma Walmsley to succeed Andrew Witty as chief executive officer.

GlaxoSmithKline promoted Emma Walmsley to succeed Andrew Witty as chief executive officer when he retires, singling out Britain’s largest drugmaker as the only major global pharmaceutical company led by a woman.


Valeant Pharmaceuticals has decided to keep and invest in its gastrointestinal-drugs division.

Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. has decided to keep and invest in its gastrointestinal-drugs division after talks to sell the unit to Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. fell apart, according to people familiar with the matter.


Father Patrick Fitzgerald of St. Francis of Assisi Church in Manhattan has died.

Father Patrick Fitzgerald of St. Francis of Assisi Church in Manhattan, who served as clergy liaison for the NYPD’s Midtown South Precinct, has died.


Microsoft confirmed its $1.2 billion acquisition of Yammer.

Microsoft on Monday confirmed its rumored $1.2 billion acquisition of B2B social networking firm Yammer.


Granite prism part of national pilot scheme designed to introduce original artworks into traffic system

Costing £25,000, the granite prism is part of a national pilot scheme designed to introduce original artworks into the traffic system, replacing conventional plastic bollards and barriers.


The world’s largest retailer is being battered by the economy and tough competition.

The world’s largest retailer is heading into the holiday season with a turnaround plan after being battered by the economy and tough competition.


Casino bosses like Wynn are betting new resorts will breathe life back into Macau.

Casino bosses like Wynn are betting the new resorts on the Cotai strip will breathe life back into Macau, which generates five times more gambling revenue than Las Vegas.


Tourists visiting Chongqing in China can now explore an underground nuclear base.

Tourists visiting Chongqing in China can now explore an underground nuclear base, dubbed the world's largest manmade cave at a size of 1.1-million square feet (or about 20 football fields).


Gift to the nation for permanent public display rejected by council officials

A sculpture by Sir Anthony Caro, intended as a gift to the nation for permanent public display, has been rejected by council officials and could now be sold abroad for £2.5m.


A Tennessee teen was arrested after his getaway car got stuck on ice.

Saturday, March 7, 2015, 3:06 PM  A Tennessee teen was arrested for robbing a man shoveling snow after his getaway car got stuck on a patch of ice, according to a report.


The telescope will be used to reflect radio signals from distant parts of the universe

The radio telescope, which measures 500 meters in diameter, will be used to reflect radio signals from distant parts of the universe and help search for extraterrestrial life beyond the galaxy, reports the Guardian.


Hansen, 30, is being held on $1 million bail

Hansen, 30, who is also a model with her own line of swimsuits, is being held on $1 million bail.


The French actor split with his Berry because she was more successful than him.

The French actor, known to many as just arm candy for his famous wife, split with his Berry because she was more successful than him, sources told People Magazine.


Apple needs a visionary who understands how to make really great software.

What Apple needs is a visionary who understands how to make really great software and who can provide the leadership to make that happen.


Russia is the poster child for electoral authoritarianism.

Russia is the poster child for a type of governance termed electoral, or competitive, authoritarianism.


It was 22 years ago Wednesday that “Frasier” aired on television.

It was 22 years ago Wednesday that “Frasier” — the hit sitcom of the 1990s that was a spin-off of the award-winning “Cheers” — first aired on television.


Country singer Joey Feek died of cervical cancer on Friday afternoon.

Country singer Joey Feek, whose husband Rory Feek revealed on Monday that she had only days to live, died of cervical cancer on Friday afternoon.


Visibility is key to the success of any omnichannel retailing strategy.

Visibility is a key component to the success of any omnichannel retailing strategy, and both shoppers and retailers stand to benefit.


Al-Shabab is responsible for numerous attacks in east Africa

Al-Shabab, an Islamic extremist group affiliated with Al-Qaeda, is responsible for numerous attacks in east Africa, particularly Kenya.


Breguet watches have been cherished by the most eminent figures of modern history

Ever since Swiss-born Abraham-Louis Breguet opened his Paris workshop in 1775, watches bearing his name have been cherished by the most eminent figures of modern history.


Brendan Dassey was just ordered released from custody by a federal judge.

Brendan Dassey -- the man who was convicted for helping Steven Avery in a murder chronicled on "Making a Murderer" -- was just ordered released from custody by a federal judge.


Tens of thousands of demonstrators on Tuesday continued anti-government protests in Bangkok intended to drive Thailand's Prime Minister out of office.


Tom Cruise gave his first interview since his split with Katie Holmes on Tuesday.

Tom Cruise gave his first interview since his split with Katie Holmes on Tuesday, and he had a story to tell about an injury he sustained on the set of his new movie “Jack Reacher.”


The largest hedge funds now control more cash than ever.

The fat funds are getting fatter—the largest hedge funds now control more cash than ever before.


Anytime the SAT is modified, students and parents seek assistance in droves.

Anytime the SAT is modified, students and parents seek assistance in droves, said Neil Chyten, president of Chyten Premier Tutoring and Test Preparation.


Significant signs of improvement could prompt the Fed to raise interest rates sooner.

Significant signs of improvement, with more job openings and fewer layoffs, may mean the labor market recovery is broadening and could prompt the Fed to raise interest rates sooner.


Actor Orlando Bloom listed his Hollywood Hills home for $4.5 million.

Actor Orlando Bloom listed his four-bedroom Hollywood Hills home for $4.5 million after previously renting it out for $16,500 a month.


A weather bomb around Greenland caused seismic tremors as far away as Japan.

A weather bomb around Greenland caused seismic tremors as far away as Japan, and when researchers went to investigate, they made a rare discovery.


Egypt officially started the process of holding its first-ever free presidential elections.

Egypt officially started on Saturday the process of holding its first-ever free presidential elections with candidates able to submit their applications.


A few of her — and my — favorites:  Know your risk tolerance and threshold for pain.


Ford is recalling 450,000 Escape SUVs and Ford Freestar and Mercury Monterey minivans.

Ford is recalling 450,000 older Ford Escape SUVs for a fire risk and Ford Freestar and Mercury Monterey minivans for potential sudden loss of power, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.


Romney is campaigning Tuesday and Wednesday in the battleground states of Pennsylvania and Ohio.

Romney is campaigning Tuesday and Wednesday in the battleground states of Pennsylvania and Ohio as speculation on his vice presidential candidate continues to build.


Browns quarterback Connor Shaw will undergo surgery on his right thumb.

Browns third-string quarterback Connor Shaw will undergo surgery on his right thumb and be out for an indefinite period.


Jackman saved two children from a dangerous riptide at Bondi Beach.

Hugh Jackman pulled a real-life superhero move this week when he saved his two children from a dangerous riptide at Bondi Beach.


Microsoft will release a tablet-oriented version of Windows no sooner than 2012.

Microsoft will release a tablet-oriented version of Windows no sooner than 2012, Bloomberg reports, citing sources familiar with the matter.


A South Carolina man was killed when an inflator exploded in December.

It comes just days after the government announced that a South Carolina man was killed when an inflator exploded in December.


The mega explosions are powerful enough to lay an entire planet to waste.

On the positive side, the mega explosions, which are powerful enough to lay an entire planet to waste, can be detected ahead of time.


Uber is partnering with the Communication Service for the Deaf to recruit more drivers.

Ride-hailing service Uber is partnering with the Communication Service for the Deaf to recruit more deaf drivers and continue to develop more resources for those drivers, the company said on Tuesday.


Being childless has allowed me to invest in myself.

Being childless has also allowed me to invest in myself on a deeper level—things that make me happy.


Obama's pivot east has done little to contain China's strategic expansion.

Thus, Obama's "pivot east" has done much to fuel tensions in the Indo-Pacific, but has done little to contain China's strategic expansion.


Google launched a free version of its music streaming service on Tuesday.

Google Inc launched a free version of its music streaming service on Tuesday, as it sought to upstage the debut of Apple's rival service next week.


The couple, who have been dating since 2014, announced their engagement on Instagram

The couple, who have been dating since 2014, announced their engagement Friday morning on Instagram, sharing similar smooching selfies while on a tropical vacation.


Gradifi is hoping to entice employers into helping workers pay down their college loans.

Gradifi, a 12-person startup backed by about $3 million in seed investment, is hoping to entice more employers — and eventually, marketers of all stripes — into helping workers pay down their college loans.


Nolen was charged Tuesday with first-degree murder and assault.

Alton Nolen was charged Tuesday with first-degree murder and assault in the decapitation of a former co-worker at a processing plant in Oklahoma.


Samsung Pay will launch during the second half of 2015

Samsung Pay will launch on the Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 Edge in the U.S. during the second half of 2015.


Ayesha Curry got into a social media throwdown with loudmouth Stephen A. Smith.

Ayesha Curry, who caused a Twitter storm late Thursday by suggesting the NBA Finals were fixed, got into a social media throwdown with loudmouth Stephen A. Smith on Friday.


Retired FDNY Captain Vincent W. Julius died Sunday after a long illness.

Retired FDNY Captain Vincent W. Julius, one of the department’s most high-profile African-American firefighters during the city’s “War Years,” died Sunday after a long illness.


Avid Life Media announced Friday its CEO stepped down, effective Friday.

Avid Life Media announced Friday its CEO Noel Biderman stepped down and was no longer with the company, effective Friday.


South Australian MP Jamie Briggs has resigned as Minister for Cities and Built Environment.

South Australian MP Jamie Briggs has resigned as Minister for Cities and the Built Environment over an incident with a female public servant on a trip to Hong Kong.


Greek governments and private citizens have pushed for war damages from Germany for decades.

Greek governments and also private citizens have pushed for war damages from Germany for decades but the Greek government has never officially quantified its reparation claims.


Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has died after suffering a stroke.

Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, an outspoken woman known to many as "The Iron Lady," has died at 87 after suffering a stroke.


A sea lion pup found strolling a San Francisco sidewalk surprised onlookers.

A sea lion pup found strolling a San Francisco sidewalk on Thursday may have surprised onlookers, but one expert says it could be "the new normal."


The international community has consistently deplored the occupation of the Azerbaijani territories.

The international community has consistently deplored, in the strongest terms, the use of force by Armenia against Azerbaijan and the occupation of the Azerbaijani territories.


The pop star continues to open about her divorce from rocker Gavin Rossdale.

The pop star continues to open about her divorce from rocker Gavin Rossdale as she plugs her new album and revealed she felt she was “dying” after the collapse of her marriage.


The drone scanned for signals being sent to devices that were sneaked into the test

The drone, with six propellers and as big as a gas pump, scanned for signals potentially being sent to devices that were sneaked into the test, The Guardian reports.


Cruz chose Fiorina as his vice-presidential running mate

In a last-minute gambit to prevent Trump from winning the nomination, Cruz chose Fiorina on Wednesday as his vice-presidential running mate.


Cavuto hasn't been on air since May 31 and underwent surgery on Monday.


Two researchers have created a program that can automatically generate paraphrases of English sentences.

Now, using several methods, including statistical techniques borrowed from gene analysis, two researchers have created a program that can automatically generate paraphrases of English sentences.


Renaissance paintings taken from Jewish couple in 1935 returned to grandchildren by state of California

Three renaissance paintings taken from a Jewish couple by the Nazis in 1935 have been returned to their grandchildren by the state of California, in a ceremony attended by governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.


The child was rushed to the hospital on Sunday and died Wednesday

The child allegedly was rushed to the hospital on Sunday and died Wednesday after being placed on life support, according to an indictment obtained by PEOPLE.


The federal government filed two charges against Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Monday.

The federal government filed two charges against Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Monday, counts that could result in the death penalty if he's convicted.


Old masters by Francesco Guardi worth £10m have been seized by Scotland Yard

A pair of old masters by Francesco Guardi worth £10m have been seized by Scotland Yard after they were allegedly exported from Italy illegally.


One of the primary banking regulators Thursday welcomed financial technology disrupters into the fold.

One of the nation’s primary banking regulators Thursday welcomed financial technology disrupters into the fold and even encouraged them to join forces with traditional brick-and-mortar institutions, but with some rules.


Facebook said it now has 1.71 billion monthly active users.

And Facebook said it now has 1.71 billion monthly active users, up 20 percent from the same period last year.


The Waltham company sells cybersecurity software to businesses.

The Waltham company, which has done business as Bit9 + Carbon Black since acquiring Carbon Black last year, sells cybersecurity software to businesses.


Specialist units rushed to the mosque after envelopes were discovered there

Specialist units rushed to the city’s Grand Mosque after the envelopes were discovered there, fire brigade spokeswoman Malika Abbad told NBC News.


Three extremely dangerous inmates have escaped from a jail in California.

Three extremely dangerous inmates — including one charged with murder and another charged with cutting off a man’s penis — have escaped from a jail in California.


The AP-GfK poll shows 59 percent of Americans now disapprove of Obama.

The AP-GfK poll shows 59 percent of Americans now disapprove of Obama -- a point higher than the previous high set in December.


Age-based awards are outdated and discriminatory.

Here’s what’s on my mind: Age-based awards are outdated and discriminatory, even if unintentionally so.


Tom and Arnisteen Clark were only separated when Mr Clark served in Korea.

Tom and Arnisteen Clark have been married 68 years and were only separated when Mr Clark, an Army veteran, served in Korea, ABC News reports.


Boston is the fifth city to get the option in Lyft’s app.

Boston is the fifth city to get the Line option in Lyft’s app, following San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, and Austin, Texas.


Vice President Biden on Monday swore in former Loretta Lynch as attorney general.

Vice President Biden on Monday swore in former Brooklyn U.S. Attorney Loretta Lynch as the country’s first female African-American attorney general.


Transgender children experience a disconnect between their sex and  their gender.

Transgender children experience a disconnect between their sex, which is anatomy, and their gender, which includes behaviors, roles and activities.


Careless errors will cause others to question your commitment.

Double-check your work, as careless errors or poor grammar will cause others to question your commitment and work quality.


Microsoft says CEO Steve Ballmer will retire within the next 12 months.

Microsoft says CEO Steve Ballmer will retire within the next 12 months, the world's biggest software company announced on Friday.


The actress and boyfriend Jason Bleick welcomed son Arthur Saint on Monday

The actress, 39, and her fashion designer boyfriend, Jason Bleick, welcomed son Arthur Saint Bleick on Monday, her rep tells PEOPLE exclusively.


Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein has been diagnosed with lymphoma, he announced Tuesday.

Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein has been diagnosed with lymphoma but doctors expect he'll be completely cured of the cancer, he announced Tuesday.


Starboard Value LP had aimed to overthrow the entire 12-director Darden board.

Investor Starboard Value LP had aimed to overthrow the entire 12-director Darden DRI board and replace it with a slate of its own, and came away victorious.


There may be electricity flying between Amber Heard and billionaire Elon Musk.

There may be electricity flying between Amber Heard and billionaire Elon Musk amid the actress' high profile and nasty divorce from Johnny Depp.


Violence continued to erupt across Israel as Palestinian assailants carried out five stabbing attacks.

Violence continued to erupt across Israel Saturday as Palestinian assailants carried out five stabbing attacks in Jerusalem and the West Bank.


Clinton said half of Trump supporters are racist, sexist, homophobic or Islamophobic.

Hillary Clinton said Friday night in New York that half of Donald Trump's supporters are racist, sexist, xenophobic, homophobic and/or Islamophobic.


Natural gas futures rose after a sharp price slide Monday.

Natural gas futures rose Tuesday as traders took profits after a sharp price slide Monday.


Facebook is planning to release more standalone apps like Facebook Messenger and Instagram.

Facebook is planning to release more standalone apps like Facebook Messenger and Instagram, the company revealed during its fourth quarter earnings call on Wednesday.


Wireless carriers are waiving fees following the terrorist attacks.

A number of U.S. wireless carriers are waiving fees for calls and texts to and from Belgium following the terrorist attacks in Brussels on Tuesday.


A baby boy with two perfectly formed heads was born in Brazil this week, the country's media reported.


Japan confirmed swine flu in three people who recently returned from Canada.

Japan confirmed its first cases of swine flu Saturday in three people who recently returned from Canada, even as the disease's spread appeared to slow in the rest of the world.


Sometimes a national tragedy supersedes conventional workplace protocol.

While you ordinarily might shy away from sensitive subjects at work, sometimes a national tragedy — particularly one of this magnitude — supersedes conventional workplace protocol.


Chinese state media caution that the space race should not fuel regional tensions.

Chinese state media give a cautious welcome to the successful launch of India's first Mars probe mission, but caution that the space race should not fuel regional tensions.


The Czech Republic announced emergency measures Wednesday to combat a wave of alcohol poisoning.

The Czech Republic announced emergency measures Wednesday to combat a wave of alcohol poisoning, saying that 19 people have died and 24 have been hospitalized after drinking vodka and rum laced with methanol.


Consensual BDSM can transport the lucky participants into an altered mental state.

Consensual BDSM (that’s bondage/discipline, dominance/submission and sadism/masochism, Grandma) can transport the lucky participants into an altered mental state, according to a small new study.


Google has updated the website where it showcases its Street View service.

Google has updated the website where it showcases its Street View service, now highlighting places of interest, the locations of Street View vehicles and more.


People take an average of 1,403 fewer steps than usual on Christmas Day.

People take an average of 1,403 fewer steps than usual on Christmas Day, according to data from about 500,000 wearers of Jawbone UP, the fitness tracker.


The affected specimen dates back roughly 1.7 million years.

The affected specimen, originally found in South Africa's Swartkrans Cave, dates back roughly 1.7 million years.


Automakers continued to beat U.S. fuel-efficiency standards in 2015 model vehicles.

Automakers continued to beat U.S. fuel-efficiency standards in 2015 model vehicles, putting the industry on track to reach an average 50 miles per gallon by 2025.


Skittles replaced its entire homepage with its Twitter stream.

Few, however, have taken it so far as candy maker Skittles, which replaced its entire homepage with its Twitter stream.


Samsung sold 300 million devices so far this year, breaking its previous record.

Samsung may be still be trying to crack the tablet market, but in mobile devices it is continuing to pick up steam: It sold 300 million devices so far this year, breaking its previous record.


Argentinian photography boasts a coterie of brilliant, established artists.

In this context, Argentinian photography may be slowly finding its feet internationally, but it still boasts a coterie of brilliant, established artists.


Nervous investors remained transfixed on next week’s presidential election.

Stocks retreated for an eighth consecutive day on Thursday as nervous investors remained transfixed on next week’s too-close-to-call presidential election.


What a liberal arts education gives you is growing more valuable, not less.

What a liberal arts education gives you – critical thinking, clear communication, the lessons of Homer – is growing more valuable, not less.


The couple met at Apple, where they both work.

The couple met in August 2010 at Apple, in Cupertino, Calif., where they both work.


The test for Trump will be avoiding gaffes that would further enrage Muslims.

The test for Trump will be avoiding gaffes that would further enrage Muslims after his proposal to ban them temporarily from entering the country.


Historic grant of work authorization significant for individual workers and the national labor market

But backers and opponents of the White House plan agree on one thing — that this historic grant of work authorization is significant both for individual workers and the national labor market.


Wall Street firms say relatively stable markets indicate a Hillary Clinton victory.

Wall Street firms say relatively stable markets indicate that investors expect a Hillary Clinton victory, with Goldman Sachs Group on Friday citing an 85 percent probability that she would win.


The danger of impunity is the very foundation of most violent crimes against humanity.

The danger of impunity is not merely the lack of legal accountability, but the fact that it is the very foundation of most violent crimes against humanity.


Richard Emery abruptly stepped down as head of the police watchdog group on Wednesday.

Civilian Complaint Review Board head Richard Emery abruptly stepped down as head of the police watchdog group on Wednesday — a day after he was sued because of crass comments about female co-workers.


Angelina Jolie filed for divorce from Brad Pitt.

Angelina Jolie has filed for divorce from Brad Pitt, a lawyer for the actress told the Associated Press.


Health insurers are requesting the right to increase premiums by upwards of 50%

According to a report published Friday in the The Wall Street Journal, health insurers are requesting the right in many states to increase premiums by upwards of 50%.


Carlson has played in 412 consecutive games.

Carlson has played in 412 consecutive games, and the team’s top defenseman leads the team in time on ice.


The Alberta Party kicked off its campaign in Calgary on Saturday.

The Alberta Party kicked off its campaign in Calgary on Saturday with a pancake breakfast and promises of a better Alberta.


The lead singer and guitarist John Bell shared his favorite places to play.

Now at the start of a summer/fall 2014 tour that brings the band to Boston on Friday, lead singer and guitarist John Bell shared his favorite places to play.


Google announced it will add Google Glass options for prescription glasses.

On Tuesday, Google announced it will add Google Glass options for prescription glasses, its most requested feature since it launched the face-mounted computers last year.


Senator Bernie Sanders has been going after pharmaceutical companies over drug prices.

Makers of insulin became the latest target for Senator Bernie Sanders, who has been going after pharmaceutical companies one by one over the issue of high U.S. drug prices.


Michael Phelps dropped $2.5 mil on a HUGE mansion in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Killing it in water gets you a sick place on land ... just ask Michael Phelps, who dropped $2.5 mil on a HUGE mansion in Scottsdale, Arizona ... complete with a sick pool (of course).


Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy staunchly denied allegations that he received secret cash payments.

Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy on Saturday staunchly denied allegations that he and other conservative leaders received secret cash payments for years from the ruling Popular Party.


Though she just became the first woman to clinch the nomination of either major U.S. political party, Hillary Clinton wasn’t by any stretch the first woman to run for President.


Xcel raised $22.5 million in new funding.

Xcel Pharmaceuticals Inc., San Diego, announced it raised $22.5 million in new funding.


Legendary racehorse trainer Bart Cummings has died aged 87.

Legendary Australian racehorse trainer Bart Cummings has died aged 87, surrounded by his family at his Castlereagh homestead.


Fashion designer Ivanka Trump famously converted to Judaism before marrying Jared Kushner in 2009.

Fashion designer Ivanka Trump, daughter of billionaire real estate mogul and presidential candidate Donald Trump, famously converted to Judaism before marrying Jared Kushner in 2009.


A powerful explosion ripped through a religious congregation in Karachi this evening.

A powerful explosion ripped through a religious congregation in the southern port city of Karachi this evening, leaving at least 47 dead and more than 80 wounded, officials said.