Exorcist writer William Peter Blatty dead
US author and filmmaker William Peter Blatty, best known for writing The Exorcist, has died at the age of 89 on Thursday at a hospital in Bethesda, ...
One dead as ice storm hits central US
A ice storm targets central United States bringing icy rain to the Great Plains and Midwest claimed the life of a Missouri woman yesterday. Storm pr...
'Quantico' Star Priyanka Chopra Suffered 'Minor Incident' on Set
"Quantico" star Priyanka Chopra had to be examined by a doctor after a mishap on the New York City set of the ABC drama.The actress was rushed to the ...
Scientists glimpse a ruby sea dragon in the wild for the first time
A new kind of sea creature was observed in the wild for the first time, years after it was discovered among old museum specimens.The ruby sea dragon i...
KSRelief projects amount to over $680m in 33 countries
JEDDAH: The King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Aid (KSRelief) has provided humanitarian and relief work amounting to more than $680 millio...
Israeli missiles hit Syrian air base: Regime
DAMASCUS: The Syrian regime said on Friday that Israeli missile strikes caused a series of explosions at an air base outside Damascus before dawn.The ...
Takata to pay $1bn to settle US air bag probe
Japan's Takata Corp is expected to plead guilty to criminal wrongdoing as early as Friday as part of a $1 billion settlement with the U.S. Justice Dep...
3 Chinese Women's Weightlifting Gold Medalists At Beijing Olympics Disqualified For Doping
Three Chinese women's weightlifting gold medallists at the 2008 Beijing Olympics were disqualified for doping following a reanalysis of their drug tes...
Obama Ends 20-Year-Old 'Wet Foot, Dry Foot' Policy For Cuban Migrants
US President Barack Obama has ended a two-decade-old "wet foot, dry foot" immigration policy that allowed Cuban migrants who reach US soil illegally t...
When the Saudi prince met the Japanese tycoon
It took only six weeks for a partnership of unimaginable scale to be born. Last year, Saudi Arabia and Japanese mobile carrier SoftBank Group astounde...
At least 7 people killed, several wounded in suicide bombing in Damascus
At least seven people were killed and seven others wounded on Thursday by a suicide bombing in the Kafarsuseh neighborhood in the capital Damascus, pan-Arab al-Mayadeen TV reported.The bombing occurre...
Empty building collapses in Istanbul's Zeytinburnu, 2 killed
An empty building collapsed in Istanbul's Zeytinburnu district on Friday, killing at least two pedestrians and injuring five others.A child an a...
Daughter of Russian Oil tycoon wears $620,000 dress to wedding
llkhon shorirova is a Russian oil tycoon. He owns the most luxurious hotel in Uzbekistan's capital city and 65 percent of one of the biggest shopping ...
Iran to import 130 tons of uranium
Iran will soon import 130 tons of natural uranium, the spokesman for the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran said on Thursday.Behrouz Kamalvandi told n...
The 'forgotten' army of 400,000 Muslim soldiers who fought for British freedom in World War I
The brave Indian troops who have been left out of modern-day historyThese are the heroes you never learned about in school - the hidden army of the Br...
Flood threat as snow and wintry weather grip UK
Severe flood warnings are in place on the eastern coast of England amid fears thousands of homes are at risk, as snow and strong winds hit much of the...
Israel frees UN worker jailed for aiding Hamas
A Palestinian UN worker sentenced by Israel to seven months for aiding Hamas was released on Thursday and returned to Gaza, calling his prosecution “u...
1,117 mobile phone shops closed for violating Saudization rules
A ministerial panel has closed down 1,117 mobile phone shops and issued warnings to 174 others for violating Saudization rules.The Ministry of L...
The Bush Sisters Wrote a Heartfelt Letter to the Obama Girls
Malia and Sasha, eight years ago on a cold November day, we greeted you on the steps of the White House. We saw both the light and wariness in your ey...
Over 5.6 million Saudis remain unmarried past marriage age, survey shows
MORE than 5.26 million people in the Kingdom including 3 million men and 2.26 women remain unmarried, according to the latest statistics released by t...
8 people killed in suicide bombing in Damascus, Syria
In Syria, a suspected suicide bomber killed at least eight people in a high security area of the capital, Damascus. The bombing occurred near a gove...
India destined to be Strategic partner of US: Ashton Carter
Outgoing US Defence Secretary, Ashton Carter has said that India is destined to be a strategic partner of the United States. Addressing an audience ...
Cholera vaccination administered to 140 Indian peacekeepers in Haiti, India will bear cost: UN
The United Nations mission in Haiti has administered cholera vaccines to 140 Indian peacekeepers despite India certifying that the personnel were give...
Smoking costs $1T plus 6M lives annually: WHO
The use of deadly smoking products of the tobacco industry costs the world economies over $1 trillion annually in healthcare spending plus six million...
TERROR IN SPAIN: Gunman screaming 'Allahu Akbar' opens fire in supermarket
A GUNMAN has opened fire in a Spanish supermarket while shouting "Allahu Akbar", police have said. The man was reportedly carrying gasoline and gunpow...
UN office to probe killings in Nigerian state
The UN has said it will probe the alleged killings of over 800 people in Nigeria’s southern Kaduna, where suspected herdsmen have repeatedly clashed w...
26 N. Koreans rescued as cargo ship sinks off Japan
Japan rescued 26 North Koreans after they abandoned their sinking cargo vessel in the East China Sea, the coast guard said Thursday.A distress signal ...
Foxconn invests $8 bn in China LCD plant
Taiwan tech-giant Foxconn plans to build an $8.8-billion factory in China, state media said Saturday, amid reports its billionaire boss is cooling off...
US Marines send F-35 stealth fighter squadron to Japan
The US Marine Corps said Tuesday it has sent a squadron of F-35B fighter jets to Japan, marking the first operational overseas deployment for the cont...
SKorea: Samsung chief now a suspect in bribery scandal
One of South Korea’s most powerful business leaders is to be interrogated as a suspect Thursday morning just weeks after President Park Geun-hye was i...
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