WASHINGTON, Aug 2 — The US administration plans to pursue the policy of “peaceful pressure” on North Korea over the communist state’s missile program, but will...
MOSCOW, Aug 2— Two different studies using separate methods published in the Natural Climate Change journal found that the global temperature is likely to be 2...
KABUL — A suicide bomber stormed into the largest Shiite Muslim mosque in Afghanistan’s Herat province Tuesday night opening fire on worshippers before blowing himself up,...
WASHINGTON — The Senate approved a pair of bills Tuesday taking aim at urgent problems at the Department of Veterans Affairs, clearing a $3.9 billion emergency spending package...
MOSCOW, Aug. 2 — India is considering a ban on electronic cigarettes after an expert panel concluded that e-cigarettes could be fatal due to possibly addictive...
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WASHINGTON, Aug 2 — The US Senate voted Tuesday to confirm Christopher A. Wray as the next director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Wray,...
TOKYO — Sony’s fiscal first quarter profit nearly quadrupled from a year earlier, boosted by its lucrative image sensor and other businesses and highlighting a gradual...
MOSCOW, Aug. 1 — Russian Maria Sharapova beat American Jennifer Brady in a match of the first round at the tournament of the Women’s Tennis Association...
WASHINGTON, Aug 1 — In tit-for-tat move against Washington’s looming sanctions against Moscow, President Vladimir Putin orders 755 US diplomatic staff in Russia to be cut...