Benedict Cumberbatch found himself channeling his character Sherlock Holmes on Friday when he bravely saved a Deliveroo cyclist from a gang of criminals. The attack took place close to 221B Baker Street.
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Since 2010, Russia has seen a major boost in infrastructure as the country hosted the Sochi Winter Olympics, Formula 1, the APEC Summit and prepares to welcome the World Cup. As a result, a number of cities got brand new airports.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has claimed that since Beijing’s South China Sea policy contradicts Washington’s strategy of “openness,” the US will have to “compete vigorously” wherever cooperation is impossible.
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The US military has held preliminary talks with Germany to place its THAAD missile defense system in the country in order to boost European security, sources have told Reuters.
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A breathtaking light show, dedicated to the imminent Russia 2018 FIFA World Cup, has illuminated Moscow, just two weeks before hundreds of thousands of people flock to Russia to witness the ultimate football showdown.
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To hear the former CIA director turned NBC pundit John Brennan tell it, Donald Trump has destroyed the prestige of American presidency. Intent on playing his part in the #Resistance, Brennan glosses over some genuine horrors.
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Legendary former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has been released from hospital and is recovering with family after having suffered a brain hemorrhage last month.
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Controversial MSNBC commentator Joy Reid has apologized for blog posts about Israel, 9/11 and John McCain, choosing not to blame phantom “hackers” this time. The network is standing by Reid, saying she has “grown and evolved.”
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The United States has vetoed a Kuwaiti proposal to the United Nation Security Council (UNSC), which sought to offer “international protection” to Palestinian civilians in the wake of more than 120 of deaths in the Gaza strip.
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