2018-08-16

Two women on trial for the brazen assassination of the North Korean leader's half brother were told Thursday to make their defense after the judge found evidence of a "well-planned conspiracy," extending their murder trial until next year.

Wireless signals can penetrate bags to get the dimensions of dangerous metal objects, including weapons and batteries for bombs, as well as estimate the volume of liquids such as chemicals for explosives.

The growing number of political and religious prisoners in Russia is concerning human rights organisations and NGOs in Russia and abroad.

NASA's new spacecraft will hit 430,000 miles an hour as it nears the sun.

Staff complained John Ridding's pay was 100 times the salary of a trainee journalist.

A Redditor successfully identified a small, broken car part, which led to an arrest for a fatal hit-and-run crash.

A Canadian firm looking to develop the high-speed rail travel of the future plans to build its test site deep in the French countryside.

"The problem with a heat wave that goes on and on is that a lot of the plants the insects depend on dry up."

New Zealand's government is banning non-resident foreigners from buying homes. The new law, which was passed yesterday, is part of a plan to bring down house prices and boost home ownership in the country. The move fulfils an election campaign pledge by the Labour Party-led government,

Chris Watts is in custody and awaiting charges, police said.

A double-space engineering graduate and refugee known only as Mohammed is taking a unique approach to searching for a job after university

White House press secretary Sarah Sanders issued a rare apology Tuesday for mixing and matching black employment numbers under presidents Trump and Obama.

Closing arguments began Wednesday in the federal fraud trial of President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman.