Following Russia's warning that it will view US warplanes as targets if they fly west of the Euphrates river, the US military has justified shooting down a Syrian warplane on Sunday as an act of self-defence.

US student Otto Warmbier, who was imprisoned in North Korea for 17 months before being returned home in a coma less than a week ago, has died in a

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Russia’s Defence Ministry said the Russian military will consider any flying objects within reach of its war planes as possible targets after the US shoots down a Syrian military jet near Raqqa.

The waterways approaching Tokyo Bay are busy with commercial vessels sailing to and from Japan’s two biggest container ports in Tokyo and Yokohama.

A girls’ night out that turns into a nightmare is the scenario for a new film starring Scarlett Johansson which has premiered in New York. Five

‘Rocky’ director John G Avildsen has died, aged 81, of pancreatic cancer.

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In a moving tribute to the late Batman actor Adam West, the Bat-Signal was projected onto L.A. City Hall

An American student returned to the US this week after being held in North Korea has a severe brain injury.

A well-known lawyer with a tough reputation has been hired by the US Vice President amid the probe into possible ties between Russia and the Trump

Members of the U.S. Congress took to the field for their traditional Republicans vs. Democrats baseball game on Thursday, with many wearing hats to honour Representative Steve Scalise, who was critically wounded by a gunman as his Republican team practiced a day before.

The skirmish left nine protesters injured outside the Turkish ambassador's residence in Washington

Qatar’s Ministry of Defense said on Wednesday the country signed a deal to buy F-15 fighter jets from the United States for $12 billion. The deal