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It’s Settled Now, Vorombe Titan of Madagascar is World's 'Biggest Bird'
For 60 million years the colossal, flightless elephant bird -- Aepyornis maximus -- stalked the savannah and rainforests of Madagascar until it was hunted to extinction around 1,000 years ago.
One Year Later at UN, Trump's 'Rocket Man' Kim Jong-Un is 'Terrific'
Returning to the United Nations for this year’s General Assembly, Donald Trump hailed "tremendous progress" to halt Pyongyang's nuclear and ballistic missile tests and said that a year later it was a "much different time."
Donald Trump Says Second North Korea Summit 'Quite Soon'
Donald Trump says Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is working out the details for the second Trump-Kim meeting.
Tennis Queen Naomi Osaka a Role Model, Says 'Indian' Miss Japan
Following her thrashing of childhood idol Serena Williams in US Open, Naomi Osaka is set to become a global marketing force. But Priyanka Yoshikawa, who two years ago was crowned Miss Japan, believes Osaka can also help break down cultural barriers.
Own Up to Mass Muslim Detentions in Xinjiang, Amnesty Tells China
In a new report, which included testimony from people held in the camps, Amnesty said Beijing had rolled out "an intensifying government campaign of mass internment, intrusive surveillance, political indoctrination and forced cultural assimilation".
China Summons US Ambassador over Military Sanctions for Russian Defence Purchase: Report
The spat adds to tensions between the two global powers over trade, China's treatment of religious groups and the Asian country's claims to disputed islands in the South China Sea.
Iran Will Defeat Trump Just Like it did Saddam Hussein, Won't Abandon Missiles: Hassan Rouhani
Tensions have ramped up between Iran and the United States after Trump withdrew from a landmark multilateral nuclear deal in May and reimposed sanctions on the Islamic Republic last month.
After Nuclear Deal Pullout, US Accuses Iran of Subjecting Minorities to 'Abuses'
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo alleged that religious minorities in Iran were routinely imprisoned, stripped of their rights, kicked out of their jobs, and subject to many other abuses. "We are fighting for human dignity of the Iranian people by speaki...
No 'Deal' With Saudi for Release of Sharif & Family From Jail: Pakistan Minister
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia enjoy close relations and whenever a leader wins an election in Pakistan, the first visit is always to the Gulf nation.
Kim Jong Un Wants Another Trump Summit to Speed Denuclearization, Says Moon Jae-in
Moon said he and Kim spent most of a three-day summit discussing how to break an impasse and restart nuclear talks between Pyongyang and Washington, which are at odds over which should come first, denuclearization or
3 Killed in Shootout at Maryland Aid Centre, Day After Pennsylvania Attack
The Harford County Sheriff's Office tweeted that the shooting involved "multiple victims" and warned that the situation was still fluid and asked people to avoid the area.
Macron's Fired Former Guard Defends Himself at Senate Inquiry
The Senate inquiry is being conducted in parallel with a judicial investigation into the May 1 incident, which involved Alexandre Benalla manhandling protesters during a police-led crowd-control operation.
Syrian Missiles Down Russian Military Aircraft, Moscow Says Israel Pushed it in Line of Fire
All 15 defence personnel in the aircraft were killed following which Russia said it would make an "appropriate response" to Israel.
Elon Musk Dared Thai Rescue Diver to Sue Him Over ‘Pedo Guy’ Remark, So He’s Doing Just That
The dispute made headlines in July, when Unsworth called Musk's effort to build a mini-submarine for the rescue a "PR stunt" and Musk responded on Twitter by calling Unsworth a "pedo guy."
Pakistan Anti-graft Body Moves SC Against Sharifs' Plea for Suspension of Corruption Case
Nawaz Sharif along with his daughter Maryam and son-in-law Muhammad Safdar are serving jail terms of 10-years, seven years and one year respectively over the family's ownership of four luxury flats in London through illegal means.
NASA Blasts Off Space Laser Satellite to Track Ice Loss on Earth, Predict Sea Level Rise
Cloaked in pre-dawn darkness, the USD 1 billion, half-ton ICESat-2 launched aboard a Delta II rocket from Vandenberg Air Force base in California at 6:02 am (local time).