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A test launch of an unarmed Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California on October 2 -- a short-range missile was tested on Thursday from the base

Revealed: Modular Design Helped US Test-Fire Missile Soon After INF Treaty Withdrawal

The Russian government claims that the United States has plans to carry out two more tests of missile prototypes by the end of 2019.

UN Chief Says No Choice But To Ship Aid Across Syria's Border

Secretary-General of the United Nations Antonio Guterres said the UN has no alternative but to keep on shipping aid into war-ravaged Syria

UN chief says no choice but to ship aid across Syria's border

Trump Awarded 2019 'Lie Of The Year' For His 'Completely Wrong' Whistleblower Claims

Representative Jerry Nadler accused US President Donald Trump of seeking foreign interference in the 2020 election

Trump won the 2019 PolitiFact Lie of the Year award for his claim the anonymous whistleblower got his phone call with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky "almost completely wrong."

GM Continues To Reduce It Global Footprint: Is It Giving Up On Worldwide Sales?

GM continues to reduce its global footprint as it slides into the Nov. 5 spot for total worldwide vehicle sales.

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There are no openly gay or bisexual players in the English men's Premier League, but major clubs have implemented zero-tolerance policies for homophobia and embraced the "rainbow laces" campaign against discrimination

Everyone Welcome? Gay Football Fans Prepare For Qatar

Everyone welcome? Gay football fans prepare for Qatar

Former FBI director James Comey acknowledges 'real sloppiness' in the agency's request for a warrant to surveil Trump campaign advisor Carter Page

Comey Admits 'Real Sloppiness' In FBI Russia Warrant Request

Comey admits 'real sloppiness' in FBI Russia warrant request

The Arktika, inaugurated in 2016, is touted as the strongest of its kind

Russian Nuclear-powered Giant Icebreaker Completes Test Run

Russian nuclear-powered giant icebreaker completes test run

The COP 25 summit comes on the heels of climate-related disasters across the planet

UN Talks Deadlocked, Detached From Climate Emergency

UN talks deadlocked, detached from climate emergency

Ukrainian and US flags are flown at the opening of drills in western Ukraine's Lviv district in July 2015

Ukraine Sees 'Fair' US Support On First Visit

Ukraine sees 'fair' US support on first visit

US President Donald Trump is expected to be impeached next week after formal charges were approved on Friday by the House Judiciary Committee

What Comes Next In Trump Impeachment? McConnell Says 'No Chance' Of Senate Conviction

After the House Judiciary Committee voted to approve articles of impeachment, the president says a drawn out impeachment process would give him a look at the whistleblower who triggered the investigation.

Saudi defence ministry spokesman Turki bin Saleh al-Malki displays pieces of what he said were Iranian cruise missiles and drones recovered from the attack site that targeted Saudi Aramco's facilities

War With Iran Would Be A Disaster With No Clear Victor: More Blood On The Sand, For What?

Rising tensions in the Middle East, and provocations, may cause things to boil over between the U.S. and Iran.

The accident occurred during refit works

Two Dead As Russian Carrier Fire Extinguished

Two dead as Russian carrier fire extinguished

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg has become known for her fiery speeches to world leaders

Donald Trump Targets Greta Thunberg On Twitter After Winning TIME's Person Of The Year Award

United States President Donald Trump tweeted an attack on teenage climate change activist Greta Thunberg on Thursday, a day after Thunberg was named TIME magazine’s Person of the Year.

NASA Warns Asteroid That Could Cause Powerful Airburst On Earth Approaching Tomorrow

NASA is currently monitoring an asteroid that’s expected to approach Earth tomorrow.

Additional Setbacks Allow Lockheed Martin To Surpass Raytheon In Missile Tests

Undisclosed issues have caused Raytheon to fall behind in the race for the Precision Strike Missile Program (PrSM) contract.

US Tests Ballistic Missile Over Pacific

US tests ballistic missile over Pacific

More than 400 people were on board when the fire erupted

One Dead In Fire On Russia's Sole Aircraft Carrier

One dead in fire on Russia's sole aircraft carrier

The channel has said it would no longer show the series on TV and invited fans to watch it on its paid internet platform, calling the decision a "marketing move;" pictured are US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in New Yor

Russian Channel Pulls Ukrainian Comedy After One Day

Russian channel pulls Ukrainian comedy after one day

Democratic US House Judiciary Committee chairman Jerry Nadler (L) and the panel's top Republican Doug Collins lead their parties in debate of the articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump

Trump Impeachment Update: Judiciary Committee Department Debates Charges Against President

“If we decide a president is above the law, then we will no longer live in a democracy; we will be living in a dictatorship, trading the values of Madison for the values of Moscow” -- David Cicilline

Khangoshvili was shot twice in the head at close range in Berlin's Kleiner Tiergarten park

Russia To Expel Two German Diplomats In Tit-for-tat Move

Russia to expel two German diplomats in tit-for-tat move

Incoming pipelines leading to the Bovanenkovo gas field on the Yamal peninsula in the Arctic circle

German Execs Slam Planned US Sanctions On Russian Pipeline

German execs slam planned US sanctions on Russian pipeline

The Admiral Kuznetsov has been undergoing repairs for more than two years

Russia's Only Aircraft Carrier On Fire In Port: News Agencies

Russia's only aircraft carrier on fire in port: news agencies

A sturgeon at a fishery run by Chinese caviar company Kaluga Queen in Qiandao lake, Zhejiang province

Caviar 'Queen': Chinese Roe Reigns Around The World

Caviar 'queen': Chinese roe reigns around the world

Inspector General Michael Horowitz denied US President Donald Trump's claims that the FBI had spied on Trump during the 2016 presidential campaign.

Inspector General Denies FBI Spied On Trump In Bid To Keep Him Out Of White House

Inspector General Michael Horowitz Wednesday disputed President Donald Trump’s repeated assertion that the FBI had wiretapped conversations at Trump Tower during the 2016 presidential campaign as part of a conspiracy to defeat him.

North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un and US President Donald Trump cross south of the Military Demarcation Line that divides North and South Korea, after Trump briefly stepped over to the northern side, on June 30, 2019

US Warns N.Korea Of Consequences For 'Christmas Gift'

US warns N.Korea of consequences for 'Christmas gift'

US President Donald Trump is facing two articles of impeachment in the House of Representatives

Trump Impeachment: Senate May Not Call Any Witnesses For President's Trial

Sen. Ron Johnson says not calling witnesses would keep the process from getting "messy."

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