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How Women Are Building The Future And Promoting Diversity With Blockchain

Many tech experts believe we are living during the dawn of a new era, a blockchain revolution. From Dubai to Nairobi and New York, women are leading the way.

Pippa Middleton Wedding: Where Will The Newlyweds Spend Their Honeymoon? 5 Potential Destinations

Here are five potential destinations for Pippa Middleton and James Matthew‘s honeymoon.

Who Is King Willem-Alexander? Monarch Of Netherlands Secretly Piloted KLM Passenger Flights For 21 Years

King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands said the most relaxing part of flying an aircraft or helicopters has been "to completely disengage and concentrate on something else," as "you can't take your problems from the ground into the skies."

Wildlife Conservation: World's Richest Nations Aren't Doing Enough To Save Large Mammals From Extinction

A team of researchers has found a marked variation among countries in contributions to the conservation of world’s large mammal population, with poorer countries taking a more active approach than their richer counterparts.

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‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ Season 9 Sneak Peek Teases Kim Zolciak And Kenya Moore’s Fight

Kim Zolciak and Kenya Moore will get into an argument that is hard to look away from on the “Real Housewives of Atlanta” Season 9 finale.

Cure For HIV, AIDS Found? 'Immunity Booster' Kills Replication Of Deadly Disease, Researcher Discovers

A South African researcher may have just brought the world one step closer toward discovering a cure for HIV and AIDS.

Funding Terrorism: Somali Refugees In The US Get A Decade In Prison For Financing al-Shabaab Terror Group

The two mothers were found guilty of being part of an international ring that sent funds to terrorists.

Where Is ISIS? Islamic State Kills Somalia Spy In Mogadishu: Report

The Islamic State hasn't struck in Somalia since early last month.

Terrorism In Africa: Al-Shabab Under Attack In Somalia Amid Killing Claims

"A raid and destruction on two Al-Shabab command and logistics bases" in Somalia was reported early Monday.

New War In Africa? Al-Shabab In Somalia Must Be Dealt With, US General Says

A Marine general has requested "a little bit more flexibility" to fight the al-Qaeda affiliated terror group in North Africa.

Being Black Today: Russia Warns Its Citizens Don’t Say ‘Negro’ Or Call Africans Monkeys When Traveling

Racism in Russia has been a particularly prevalent issue ahead of the country hosting the 2018 World Cup.

Cure For AIDS? Researchers Find ‘Clear Potential’ To End Epidemic With Anti-HIV Infection Drug

Wales will now consider allowing doctors to prescribe the anti-HIV drug to healthy patients.

Is ‘Black-ish’ Too Focused On Race? Creator Kenya Barris Responds To Critics

“Black-ish” creator Kenya Barris hears the criticism, but he won’t be changing his show.

Animal Poaching: Vietnam Police Find Over 220 Pounds Of Rhino Horn

Police discovered suitcases full of rhino horns being transported from Kenya to Vietnam.

South Sudan News: American Charity Workers Kidnapped By Rebels

The eight people kidnapped worked for the American charity Samaritan’s Purse, an evangelical Christian International Relief organization based in Boone, North Carolina.

Rare 'Great Tusker' Elephant, Killed By Poison Arrow, Was Important To Herd Survival

One of Africa’s last remaining great tusker elephants was killed by poachers using a poisoned arrow, further endangering a small group of wise elephants that are important to their herds.

Zoo Safety: After Poachers Kill Rhino For Horn At French Zoo, Call For Better Protection For Endangered Animals

After poachers brazenly murdered a rhino in a French zoo and sawed off its horn, conservationists are calling for better protection for the endangered animals — and education to end superstitious belief in rhino horns' "healing powers."