Result Page 51 for U.S. news & latest pictures from ibtimes.com

Right Whales On The Brink Of Extinction After Number Plunges To 450

North Atlantic right whales numbers drop to 450 after a deadly year sees 17 die in U.S. and Canadian waters. What could it mean for their future on this planet?

North Korean Academy Issues White Paper Saying Country Defended Human Rights

The white paper claimed the U.S. is a self-styled "human rights judge" who scrutinizes human rights situations in other countries, yet deceived other nations under the disguise of defending human rights and "committed innumerable wars of aggression," violating human rights.

Modified CRISPR Allows Activating Genes Without Editing DNA, Tested Successfully On Mice

Scientists used CRISPR/Cas9 technology to cure several diseases in mice without editing the DNA.

Hacker Group Anonymous Threatens Cyberattack On US Govt. Again, Announces Target Websites

The group has targeted the websites of the White House and the Federal Reserve among others.

More news

US, South Korea Monitoring North Korea For Possible Missile Strike

According to reports, Japan received signals that suggest Pyongyang may be preparing for a ballistic missile launch.

US Sending F-22 Fighter Jets To South Korea For Joint Military Drill

This marks the first time that the U.S. has deployed six F-22 Raptor fighters at the same time on the Korean peninsula.

South Korea Refuses Talks With China Over THAAD Missiles Deployment

The rejection came after Beijing urged Seoul to ensure that a U.S. anti-missile system installed in southern South Korea not infringe on China’s security interests and to open talks early to facilitate discussion.

National Parks' Entrance Fee: State Attorneys General Oppose Hike

The Attorneys General claimed the increase would put the parks out of reach for everyone except the wealthy.

North Korea, Cuba Strengthen Ties, Reject 'Arbitrary' Coercive Measures By US

Chinese publication Xinhua reported that Cuba also rejected the inclusion of North Korea in the U.S. list of state sponsors of terrorism only two days ago by the Trump administration.

North Korean Soldier Defection May Have Caused Change Of Entire Border Security

In this situation, the North Korean commanders of the military unit might have gone through punishment for letting the defection take place, the unnamed intelligence source said.

North Korea On ‘Aggressive Schedule’ To Build Ballistic Missile Submarine: Report

The first operational ballistic missile submarine which has been dubbed “SINPO-C” could be the successor to North Korea’s Gorae-class ballistic missile submarine (SSB).

China To Test Hypersonic Weapons That Could Reach US In 14 Minutes

China was working to build the world's fastest wind tunnel in which it would test hypersonic technology.

Holiday Shopping Budget: US Cities That Will Spend The Most In 2017

As holiday shoppers prepare for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, here are the top 20 U.S. cities that will spend the most this holiday season.

US Police, Military Bases Using Hackable Chinese Government-Owned Surveillance Cameras

A recent warning from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security about a vulnerability in cameras made by Chinese manufacturer Hikvision has raised questions about government-sponsored surveillance.

Huawei Mate 10 Pro Will Be Available In The US Through AT&T

The firmware files of the Huawei Mate 10 Pro has revealed that the Android flagship smartphone will be arriving the U.S. exclusively through AT&T.

Flying Taxis In US? Uber Teams Up With NASA For 2020 Goal

Uber plans to get flying taxis in the air by 2020 by partnering with NASA.

OnePlus 5T Price Similar To OnePlus 5, Says Rumor

The OnePlus 5T may have a similar price point to the OnePlus 5, according to a recent report.

NASA Satellites Can Track Ozone Pollution From Space, Agency Says

Estimating ozone pollution from high up in the atmosphere is harder because ozone density increases as we go higher up in the atmosphere, which obscures the measurements of surface ozone.

North Korea Threatens ‘Merciless Punishment’ On US After Trump’s ‘Foolish Remarks’

Addressing his words to the U.S. military personnel stationed at the Japanese air base, President Donald Trump warned "no one, no dictator, no regime... should underestimate American resolve."

What Are The Most Expensive Cities In The US?

Ten of America's most expensive cities all lie on the coast.

North Korea’s ICBM Attack Range Will Extend To US By 2018: Officials

North Korean supremo Kim Jong Un’s regime is working to improve their missile and nuclear weapons attack capability. And by 2018, Pyongyang could be affixing miniaturized warhead on top of an intercontinental missile, designed to target the U.S.