A Russian court has sentenced Ukrainian pilot Nadiya Savchenko to 22 years in prison over the deaths of two Russian journalists. The development has led Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko to consider sanctions against the Russian officials responsible for the trial.
The wife of fallen Howard County Deputy Carl Koontz shared a picture of their eight-month-old son wearing Koontz’s badge.
Statistics have shown WalletHub that Americans are in fact becoming fatter.
Bangladesh authorities have confirmed they found the Zika virus in a blood sample from an elderly man who did not leave the country.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has found Jean-Pierre Bemba, the former vice president of the Democratic Republic of Congo, guilty of war crimes.
Nigerian troops have killed a Boko Haram kingpin and 18 other jihadists in Borno State. The operation also freed 67 hostages.
Saudi Arabia’s notoriously high execution rate has created a culture of fear in the Mideast nation, where public beheadings and hanging bodies for days in the hot sun are common sights.
Raymond Moore has stepped down as CEO and tournament director at Indian Wells after he said female tennis players ride the coattails of their male counterparts.
The sharia-compliant Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is facing a spike in interest in birth control and family planning, as the nation grows in wealth and women seek work outside the home.
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued a warning about travel to Cuba after authorities reported Zika on the communist island.
A landlord in Grand Junction, CO, stated in his listing he will not rent to Republican candidate Donald Trump’s supporters.
Indian Wells runner-up Serena Williams blasted Raymond Moore, the tournament’s CEO and director, after he said female tennis players ride the coattails of their male counterparts and should get on their knees to thank them.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard leaders have suggested the construction of a statue of the ten American soldiers they captured in January.
Those who work for Carrier have learned the costs of global trade on a personal and financial level after the company suddenly announced a move to Mexico.
An Indian man beheaded his sister-in-law after claiming to find evidence of her involvement in witchcraft and black magic.
Cameroon has sentenced 89 Boko Haram terrorists to death after a court convicted them on terror charges.
A politically engaged Chinese journalist has disappeared on his way to Hong Kong. His friends believe authorities abducted him due to an open letter he wrote that demanded President Xi Jinping resign.
Data from the state of Jharkhand, India, shows a total of more than 127 woman lynched by angry crowds after being accused of witchcraft between 2012 and 2014.
A woman in Virginia has developed a bra in which women can conceal a knife or pepper spray for protection while exercising by themselves.
Amir Said Rahman Al-Ghazi, 39, has pleaded guilty to supporting the Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) and attempting to recruit others to the jihadist group.
The latest from Counter Jihad shows an alliance between radical leftist groups to cause riots and violence.
Two female suicide bombers killed over 20 people at a mosque in northeastern Nigeria, just outside of Maiduguri.
The fight against Islamic State affiliate Boko Haram has forced many Nigerians to shut down their businesses, causing them to lose money and their livelihoods.
The Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL/IS) has escalated its efforts to recruit child soldiers to make up for all the soldiers it has lost.
An explosion in Iran has injured at least 15 people at a market in central Tehran.
The State Department has denied reports that discussions are ongoing with Russia on a mission to liberate Raqqa, Syria, the self-declared capital of the Islamic State’s Caliphate.
An Indian family hacked to death a 22-year-old man after he married their higher caste daughter.
Iraqi officials and Syrian groups’ claims that Islamic State War Minister Omar al-Shishani has succumbed to his wounds from a March 5 airstrike have now been confirmed by American officials.
Officials in Iran allege they seized over 13,000 pages of information from devices used by the United States sailors detained in January.
North Carolina prosecutors have announced they plan to seek the death penalty for an alleged Islamic State sympathizer accused of killing his neighbor.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced that his government will withdraw some its military from Syria six months after the Kremlin began airstrikes in the region.
Following an airstrike targeting him, reports indicate Islamic State commander and de facto “minister of war” Omar al-Shishani sustained injuries that have left him “clinically dead.”
The Islamic State has retreated towards Raqqa, Syria, the self-declared capital of its Caliphate, as Syrian forces gain ground in Aleppo, according to several reports.
The new Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) leader in Libya issued a statement this week, asserting that the group continues to grow “stronger every day.”
A male member of Parliament (MP) in Iran is fighting a lawsuit following the outrageous declaration that women, like other animals, do not belong in the legislature.
A 15-year-old Indian girl has died after her neighbor raped and set her on fire on the terrace of her home. The fire burned 90 percent of her body.
Two Indian men gang-raped a mother on a bus in front of her three-year-old toddler and threw her 2-week-old son, killing him.
U.S. officials captured the Islamic State’s top chemical engineer, who has provided information that has so far led to two airstrikes.
Russia’s Defense Ministry is seeking to purchase at least five dolphins to use in military tasks, reviving a Cold War project.
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) wants the Senate to vote on the State Department’s decision to send F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan.
