Gay Azerbaijani couple forced to flee after their engagement makes the new
A gay couple in Azerbaijan has been forced to go into hiding after local news outlets reported that the couple had gotten engaged. Javid Nabiyev
Six film companies now have FAA permission to use drones for filming
The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has granted six television and movie firms permission to use drones to shoot scenes. This groundbreaking ruling is
Houthi rebels have taken control of the Yemeni capital
Abdel Malik al-Houthi, the leader of a Shi’ite rebel group in Yemen, has hailed the successful takeover of the Yemeni capital of Sana’a by his
Algerian Islamists kidnap a French national and threaten to execute him
A French national was kidnapped by armed members of the Caliphate Soldiers, an Islamist splinter group with close ties to the Islamic State, according to
There’s a good chance that Ben Carson could run for President in 2016
Doctor Ben Carson, the famous author and retired neurosurgeon, has announced that there is a good chance that he will run for the Republican presidential
Toxic mine spill in Mexico has contaminated the Sonora River basin
Mexican authorities in the northern state of Sonora have issued a new alert of a toxic spill in the Sonora River basin from a copper
Iran has resumed nuclear talks with the P5+1
Iran has returned to the negotiating table with six world powers – the United States, China, Russia, the United Kingdom, France, and Germany – on
G20 leaders still want Putin to attend the upcoming summit
Despite the international outrage surrounding Russia’s involvement in the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, G20 leaders still expect President Vladimir Putin to attend the forum’s summit
France has carried out its first airstrike in Iraq against the Islamic State
France carried out its first airstrikes against a suspected Islamic State target in Iraq on Friday, expanding a United States-led military campaign against the Islamist
Angry mob attacks and kills 8 health workers in Ebola-afflicted Guinea
Eight officials and journalists who went to a remote village in Guinea to dispel rumors about the deadly Ebola outbreak that is terrorizing the region