Pakistan should take action against terror before talks: Modi
In a stern message directed at Pakistan at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Kyrgyzstan’s capital Bishkek on Friday, Indian prime minister Narendra Modi said that countries
Trump says he would accept dirt on political rivals from foreign governments
President Donald Trump says he would listen if a foreign government approached him with damaging information about a political rival -- and wouldn't necessarily report the contact to the FBI.
Hong Kong protests: Two people in serious condition as legislature on lock down
At least two people are in serious condition in Hong Kong hospitals after a long day and night of violence between police and protesters.
Easter bombers on Sri Lanka payroll: Muslim leader
The Islamic extremists behind Sri Lanka’s deadly Easter bombings received funding from state intelligence services, a top Muslim leader told a parliamentary investigation.
Millions in northwest India face tropical cyclone threat
A month after powerful Tropical Cyclone Fani slammed into India's northeastern coastline, the country faces the threat of another strong storm, this time on its west coast.
Pelosi on Trump insults: 'I'm done with him'
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told CNN's Manu Raju on Tuesday that she's "done" with President Donald Trump but would not say whether she told Democrats behind closed doors that she'd rather see Trump "in prison."
While world watches Trump, it’s missing what’s really going on
OUR leaders know how to bang the war drums and, by and large, we go along with them. The US threatens Iran with war — so will Iran close the Strait of Hormuz and attack American warships in
Seven dead as migrant boat sinks off Greek island
At least seven people died on Tuesday when a boat carrying migrants sank near the Greek island of Lesbos, the coastguard said.
Fact check: Here's what Trump got wrong in CNBC interview
During his Monday morning interview with CNBC, President Donald Trump claimed that China has "lost 15 to 20 trillion dollars in value since the day I was elected."
Since 1917, this US Army infantry division was led by men. Now a woman will take charge
Brig. Gen. Laura Yeager is set to make history as she becomes the first woman to lead a US Army Infantry division.
