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A woman in Argentina making her way to the Chilean border had nine pounds of pot hidden inside a fake wearable stomach to make it look like she was carrying a child, police said.

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The second "annus horribilis" of Isabel II. Prince Andrew's BBC interview shocks the British

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The World’s First Lingerie Brand For Transgender Women Is Here: When Carmen Liu stepped into the lingerie department of a store, all she felt was frustration. Amid the rows of satin and lace, the everyday cotton, and the special occasion silk, there was not one pair of panties she could wear.

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‘Now I Know What Freedom Is’: A Young Man’s Escape From North Korea

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Aussie Denies Participating in Anti-Trump Plot

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A pregnant 13-year-old has tragically died by suicide after she was allegedly gang raped by as many as six men while being held hostage in an apartment. The teenager, known only by her nickname Pinkie, reportedly died just before midnight on Friday in Bangkok, Thailand.

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Ian Douglas James Gordon in court for allegedly punching infant baby: A Perth dad has cried in court as he spoke of the moment his son “went quiet” after a stranger allegedly punched the baby outside a pub.

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Prince Andrew's media adviser is reported to have quit over the Duke of York's decision to give a tell-all interview about his relationship with the late convicted sex offender and billionaire Jeffrey Epstein.

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Dangerous chemicals missing from laboratories of Hong Kong’s universities could threaten public safety, officials and experts warn after campus clashes: Three universities have reported to police that chemicals were stolen from their campuses amid intense clashes

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US backflips on 40-year stance against Israeli Jewish settlements: The US has effectively backed Israel's right to build Jewish settlements on the occupied West Bank by abandoning its four-decade position that they were "inconsistent with international law".

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Vessels Seized by Yemen's Houthis Include 2 South Korean Ships - Yemen's Houthi movement captured earlier three vessels in the Red Sea that were reprtedly carrying a drilling rig belonging to a South Korean company.

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Morales: "We ask Bolivia's armed forces and police to stop the massacre," as reports that several of his supporters have been killed in clashes with security forces

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Chinese Scientists Discover Group of 19 Massive Caverns Around Underground River - Researchers claim that the group of giant caves is one of the largest sinkhole clusters found in the country, in comparison with the world’s largest sinkhole cluster, also located in China.

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Countries that consume the most chocolate per head have the highest numbers of Nobel laureates per capita, according to a study by medical researchers at Columbia University.

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Venezuelan gold pilot pleads guilty for light sentence; U.S. keeps $5 million haul

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Accounting documents detailing over 900 million yen spent on overseas consultancy firms for Tokyo's 2020 Olympics and Paralympics hosting bid have gone missing, the Mainichi Shimbun has learned.

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North Korea throws cold water on Trump's hint of third summit with Kim: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s bromance with U.S. President Donald Trump may be on its last legs, as an end-of-year deadline set by Kim for progress fast approaches.

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Japan's industry ministry said Monday it would be safe to release water contaminated by the Fukushima nuclear disaster into the ocean, stressing that the health risk to humans would be "significantly small."

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Deutsche Bank says robots are already replacing workers as it ramps up a plan to axe 18,000 jobs

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The Media Are Missing the Biggest Story Since the Fall of the Soviet Union | Belmont Club

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Rapper will.i.am asked to back down over racism claim on Qantas flight: Qantas has hit back at Black Eyed Peas star will.i.am, launching a passionate defence of its staff after the rapper accused a flight attendant of racism.

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A 13-year-old girl has suffered serious stab wounds after defending her 11-month-old nephew from a gang of men with machetes at a home.

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Insurance claims linked to two powerful typhoons that hit Japan in September and October may exceed 2 trillion yen, according to a recent analysis by Standard & Poor's.

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A firefighter in Russia became an instant social media darling after the service released footage of him resuscitating an unresponsive cat, which he had rescued from a terrible fire minutes earlier.

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Uber in France has joined the British branch of the company in introducing a new anti-discrimination button on its popular ride-sharing app

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