Police search for gunman who killed five in shooting at Washington state A manhunt was underway on Saturday in northwest Washington state for a gunman who entered a Burlington shopping mall with a rifle the previous evening and killed five people before disappearing under the cover of darkness, the state police force said
Police search for gunman who killed five in shooting at Washington state A manhunt was underway on Saturday in northwest Washington state for a gunman who entered a Burlington shopping mall with a rifle the previous evening and killed five people before disappearing under the cover of darkness, the state police force said
Man detained at German airport for alleged ISIS membership The federal prosecutor's office says a 22-year-old German man has been detained at Duesseldorf airport upon his return from Turkey for alleged membership in ISIS
Lebanese shun pricey, polluted beaches for trips Lebanese like Hamza al-Sees should have no problem finding a beach to while away the summer in a country stretching along the Mediterranean Sea.
Hakim: Deadlock damaging the economy Resigned Economy Minister Alain Hakim called upon officials to speed up the election of a Lebanese president in a bid to save the deteriorating economy.
Hakim: Deadlock damaging the economy Resigned Economy Minister Alain Hakim called upon officials to speed up the election of a Lebanese president in a bid to save the deteriorating economy.
Russia said to plan joining oil talks Russia plans to join discussions on limiting oil production only after OPEC members reach an agreement between themselves, meaning talks aimed at stabilizing the market could extend beyond Algiers next week.
Europe shares pare best week in months on worries Signs that Europe’s recovery is struggling and investors rushing to sell company stakes put a halt to this week’s rally in European shares.
Iranian hypocrisy News reports Thursday carried Iranian President Hassan Rouhani’s comments at the U.N. defending the brutal bombardment of Syrian rebel areas, urging that any letup would help Islamist radicals.
Iranian hypocrisy News reports Thursday carried Iranian President Hassan Rouhani’s comments at the U.N. defending the brutal bombardment of Syrian rebel areas, urging that any letup would help Islamist radicals.
Global citizenship: No more hatred Since 1914, the world has seen two world wars and is still witnessing several territorial and international conflicts.
NKorean threat may be next president’s first test North Korea’s latest nuclear test triggered diplomatic aftershocks in Asia – and a growing concern that the volatile regime in Pyongyang may pose the first big test for the next U.S. president.
Mourinho feels heat, Wenger marks 20 years Jose Mourinho has vowed to silence the critics when Manchester United face champions Leicester, while his old rival Arsene Wenger hopes to celebrate a memorable milestone with a rare success against Chelsea Saturday.
Mourinho feels heat, Wenger marks 20 years Jose Mourinho has vowed to silence the critics when Manchester United face champions Leicester, while his old rival Arsene Wenger hopes to celebrate a memorable milestone with a rare success against Chelsea Saturday.
France's top women cleared, Paire ban extended A ban on France's top two women tennis players Kristina Mladenovic and Caroline Garcia for their behaviour at the Rio Olympics was lifted by the French Tennis Federation (FFT) Saturday, but the suspension of male teammate Benoit Paire extended
Garnett says 'farewell' after 21 NBA seasons Minnesota Timberwolves forward Kevin Garnett is calling time on his NBA career after 21 seasons, posting a video on Instagram saying "farewell" and "thank you" to fans who have backed him since 1995
Westwood questions Tiger’s role in U.S. Ryder Cup Europe’s Lee Westwood believes Tiger Woods could have an adverse effect on America’s Ryder Cup chances after the 14-time major winner was named as a vice-captain on the U.S. team.
Marquez seeks to hold off rivals in Aragon MotoGP world championship leader Marc Marquez is hoping home comforts can steer him closer to sealing a third world title when a wide-open season returns to Spain at the Aragon Grand Prix Sunday.
FBI says it’s evaluating Pitt abuse allegations The FBI is gathering information about an incident involving actor Brad Pitt and his family aboard a private flight last week, the agency confirmed Thursday.
Brown released from jail on $250,000 bail Los Angeles police have released singer Chris Brown from custody after arresting him on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, jail records show.
FBI launches probe of Brad Pitt amid child abuse allegations The FBI has opened an investigation of Brad Pitt, amid news reports that the Hollywood actor's abusive behavior toward his children was what led wife Angelina Jolie to file this week for divorce
Gigi Hadid fends off assailant between turns This was already Gigi Hadid’s season. She drew crowds outside the Max Mara shop on opening day of Milan Fashion Week, and indulged fans with selfies.
Gigi Hadid fends off assailant between turns This was already Gigi Hadid’s season. She drew crowds outside the Max Mara shop on opening day of Milan Fashion Week, and indulged fans with selfies.
Scholars who put pants on rats win Ig Nobel prize A Swede who wrote a trilogy about collecting bugs, an Egyptian doctor who put pants on rats to study their sex lives and a British researcher who lived like an animal have been named winners of the Ig Nobels, the annual spoof prizes for quirky scientific achievement.
MBC to launch Project Runway Middle East Fashionista Hadia Sinno took the style world by storm with a unique combination of expertise and avant-garde style, rising to become one of the most preeminent voices on all things fashion.
Why visitors love Scotland’s Misty Isle of Skye Bonny Prince Charlie saw Scotland’s Isle of Skye on the run. He was fleeing government troops after his Highland rebellion ended disastrously at the 18th-century Battle of Culloden.
Hyundai’s Grand i10: The subcompact that could As it turns out, being in your 40s means you carry a lot of misconceptions with you that extend to cars.
Forest bathing: A mindful walk in the woods In Japan, it’s called “shinrin-yoku,” which translates as forest bathing.
