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Archeologists Discover Hidden 19th-Century Market Under Parking Lot in St. Petersburg

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A man who tore off the head of a beloved but cheeky, food-stealing kookaburra could still face prosecution over the horrific act.

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A Nepalese man has shattered the previous mountaineering record for successfully climbing the world's 14 highest peaks, completing the feat in 189 days.

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The Japanese government will begin encouraging male workers in the national public service sector to take more than a month of child care leave starting in fiscal 2020, so as to encourage similar moves for workers with local governments and in the private sector.

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A French man paralyzed in a night club accident can walk again thanks to a brain-controlled exoskeleton in what scientists say is a breakthrough providing hope to tetraplegics seeking to regain movement.

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One of the world’s rarest monkeys has been born at an Australian zoo. The male Francois’ Langur with its distinctive orange fur was born at Sydney’s Taronga zoo early this month.

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Godfather 3.1 Another Vatican Bank Scandal

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Case Mismanagement in London: Julian Assange, Political Offences and Surveillance

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Up to 900 children have now been infected with HIV by 'rogue doctor' who reused infected syringes in Pakistan

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Girl, 13, bludgeons her pregnant sister to death and rips the baby from her womb on the orders of a woman, 35, who wanted the child for herself

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Meanwhile in Russia: Man Jailed After Being Caught Mining Bitcoin at Top Secret Nuclear Facility

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Doglassified: President Donald Trump has released an image of the canine who he said chased Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi into a tunnel before the terrorist chief killed himself. The dog’s name, however, remains a national secret.

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Many of the deaths from recent powerful typhoons in Japan occurred while victims were traveling in vehicles, local authorities said Monday, underscoring the need for people to evacuate early and reach safety in plenty of time.

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Church Militant News Report — Exposing Corruption

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A man who spent 14 hours hanging from the top of a 290ft chimney in Carlisle has died, police have confirmed. The man in his 50s was brought down by fire and rescue services after more spending more than half a day hanging from the structure.

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Microsoft Corp said it has tracked "significant" cyberattacks coming from a group it calls "Strontium" or "Fancy Bear," targeting anti-doping authorities and global sporting organizations.

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Russian Soldiers Forced to Serve Motherland Through ‘Bribery, Blackmail and Extortion’ – Novaya Gazeta

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The Defense Ministry has called up Self-Defense Forces ready reserves and reserves for the disaster-relief mission following powerful Typhoon Hagibis, in consideration of the extensive damage and expected prolonged recovery efforts.

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Japanese family 'kept mummified remains of relative, 49, in their Yorkshire cottage for six weeks before pharmacist tipped off police that they "smelled of dead bodies"'

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The ISIS Caliph Is Dead – But Who Was Protecting Him? | Homeland Security

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Panel Criticizes ‘Unacceptable Practices’ in the OPCW’s investigation of the Alleged Chemical Attack in Douma, Syria on April 7th 2018

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A whopping 81.9 percent of Japanese people said they are in favor of the idea of Japan having a reigning empress, while 13.5 percent are against it, a Kyodo News survey showed Sunday.

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Japan’s Foreign Ministry plans to provide an explanation in Korean on the use of the kyokujitsuki Rising Sun flag on its website, in addition to the Japanese and English versions.

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Kim Jong-un could have welcomed new heir after wife disappeared from public: North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s mysterious wife Ri Sol Ju wasn’t seen in public for months, and it could mean something big.

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Uluru’s climb to the summit closed forever: The climb up Uluru is closed to the public forever — but the last few people to descend the sacred rock have been blasted as “very selfish”.

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