A young woman with several physical handicaps was bloodied by TSA agents and arrested at the Memphis International Airport when she became confused and anxious upon extra security screening. She has now sued over the incident.
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After counting the potholes on the New Jersey Turnpike, Gov. Chris Christie declared a state of emergency over the condition of the Garden State’s roads. He ordered officials to shut down all current work after lawmakers failed to reach a funding deal.
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Wales has pulled off a shock victory over Belgium in their Euro 2016 quarter-final, winning 3-1 to set up a semi-final clash with Portugal.
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A newly revised version of the Democratic Party's platform was released Friday, ahead of the July 4 three-day holiday weekend. It includes a plank calling for a $15 per hour minimum wage and criticism of global trade deals.
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The mayor of a New Zealand town failing to deal with low unemployment and affordable housing has cried out for help, inviting newcomers from other cities and abroad. Thankfully, his plea has been answered by thousands worried about the town’s plight.
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Hacked private emails of the US general formerly in charge of NATO reveal a campaign to pressure the White House into escalating the conflict with Russia over Ukraine, involving several influential players in Washington.
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Demonstrations have taken place across Iran to mark Al-Quds Day, the country’s annual event to show solidarity with Palestinians.
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In what has become a typical Trump rally brouhaha, a protest against the presumptive Republican presidential nominee in Denver, Colorado grew violent, with pushing and shoving. At least three people was arrested.
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Fabio Maldonado's manager has submitted an appeal to the World Mixed Martial Arts Association (WMMAA) asking for an investigation into the result of his recent fight against Russia’s Fedor Emelianenko.
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Gunmen have attacked a restaurant in Dhaka’s diplomatic quarter, taking reportedly 20 hostages.
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The US drone strikes have accidentally killed up to 116 civilians in countries that the US is not at war with, the White House said. The number is lower than the figures cited by various human rights organizations.
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Releasing a new batch of documents from the Democratic National Committee, hacker Guccifer 2.0 mocked allegations he works for the Kremlin, praised Julian Assange, Edward Snowden, and Chelsea Manning and dismissed all the US presidential contenders.
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First world problems. A massive late-night fight, apparently over chips and salsa, devastated a Dallas restaurant and subsequently warmed the internet.
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A Muslim woman is accusing Chicago police of racial profiling after she was tackled by officers when she was running to catch a train home.
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New Manchester United star striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic has been welcomed to the city with a giant poster provocatively hung just a few steps away from the official fan store of rivals Manchester City.
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Federal law enforcement has begun a probe into reports of drones flying over the US Department of Energy's Savannah River Site in South Carolina. Nuclear waste is treated at the site, and nuclear weapons materials are stored and processed there.
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Gunmen have attacked a restaurant in the diplomatic quarter of the Bangladeshi capital of Dhaka on Friday, according to police and witness reports. At least one policeman has reportedly died, and dozens of people are being held hostage.
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The latest in a long line of people named Isis is having trouble with Facebook. Bristol (UK) woman Isis Thomas has found she’s persona non grata with the social giant.
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Russia will respond accordingly if neighboring Finland joins NATO, Russian President Vladimir Putin has said. However, he added that Moscow will try to begin a dialogue with NATO despite its expansion towards Russia’s borders.
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NASA’s Juno spacecraft, which is heading towards Jupiter, has entered the planet’s magnetic field and has given scientists the chance to hear what it is like to cross from the solar system into “Jupiter’s home turf.”
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Messaging app Snapchat has returned after an outage. The app, which has 150 million users globally, was unavailable to its users for almost an hour.
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The New York Police Department is reviewing its policy banning beards after a Muslim officer filed a lawsuit over his suspension.
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Almost 2,900 migrants have died while crossing the Mediterranean to Europe this year, making the first half of 2016 the deadliest on record, according to the latest report from the International Organization for Migration.
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Over 40,000 people are planning to march through London this Saturday hoping to pressure politicians to keep Britain in the European Union.
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A British man who must give police 24 hours’ notice before he has sex plans to go on hunger strike to protest against the order.
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