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US Coup Plot Successfuly Ousts Bolivia’s Re-Elected President Evo Morales Who Resigns After Military Stops Following His Orders, His Home Comes Under Attack, and Police Stay In Their Barraks refusing to halt violent provacateur unrest.

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A UK Imam warns Europe that when the Islamic takeover comes, white women will be taken as sex slaves

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Boris Johnson called gay men 'tank-topped bumboys' and black people 'piccaninnies' with 'watermelon smiles'

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U.S. President Donald Trump said Friday he has been invited to attend World War II anniversary celebrations in Russia in May, prompting speculation of a possible meeting there with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

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Australia’s current bushfire map and it's not even summer yet!

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A Queensland Parks and Wildlife ranger has escaped the jaws of a crocodile by gouging its eyes before driving more than an hour for help after a 2.5-metre crocodile launched from the water and bit him on the thigh yesterday afternoon.

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NSFW Hong Kong policeman shoots protester at point blank range

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A dad was horrified when he picked up his KFC order – and found the word “shitface” typed across two pots of gravy.

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HIV is on the rise among older women as they remain sexually active without using protection. There has been a five-fold increase in women aged between 45 and 56 receiving care for HIV in the past ten years, a study has found.

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Already in cuffs? British cops hunting hardened criminals who stole £1mn worth of sex toys: Police are having a hard time getting to the bottom of the case of the million pounds-worth of stolen sex toys, and have asked the public to give them a hand tracking down the hardened criminals responsible.

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‘That's not what shitposting is’: BBC schooled online after floundering attempt to explain internet culture

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A museum dedicated to Pakistan’s Air Force has been accused by Indians of crossing a line by adding a new display featuring a mannequin of captured pilot Abhinandan Varthaman.

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Shot Hong Kong protester out of surgery, in intensive care, as clashes continue on city streets

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Argentina - US$200 limit: Central Bank tightens currency controls in wake of election - Blue dollar black market exchange rate to skyrocket

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Tokyo Metropolitan Police have arrested a 38-year-old former employee of a real estate company who is suspected of accessing a database in order to target women in the theft of their underwear.

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Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako waved and smiled from an open car in Sunday’s motorcade which passed through central Tokyo, marking his enthronement before about 120,000 delighted well-wishers who cheered, waved small flags and took photos from both sides of packed sidewalks.

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Some officials in the Japanese government are calling for female members of the imperial family to be allowed to maintain their status as family members after marriage by heading their own family branches.

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Hyogo (Japan) man arrested for creating biohazard zone with his 'own' pee

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Information has surfaced that bones of 187 human bodies were discovered in the preparation phase before construction began on the National Stadium which will be used in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Construction on the stadium is scheduled to end in December 2019.

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UK police urge citizens to dob in white people who hate - even if they've committed no crime

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Saudi Aramco prospectus confirms offer up to 0.5% of shares to individual investors

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Iran downs 'intruding foreign' drone over Persian Gulf coast

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US-led Persian Gulf naval coalition launches operations in Bahrain

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UNRWA Chief Suspended Amid Corruption Investigation

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Armenian monuments destroyed. Some call it 'cultural genocide': For centuries the sacred khachkars of Djulfa stood tall along the banks of the River Aras — hulking and ornately carved 16th-century headstones, an army 10,000 strong, steadfastly guarding the world’s largest medieval Armenian cemetery.

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