Avaneesh Pandey

Donald Trump said he will target his democratic rival’s “failed policies and bad judgment” in his speech in New York Wednesday.

The deal to hand over the two uninhabited islands — Tiran and Sanafir — was announced by the Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi in April.

A royal commission investigating child abuse in the Australian Defence Force has heard disturbing allegations that teenage recruits were forced to rape and sexually abuse each other.

Astronomers have detected two of the youngest exoplanets ever spotted — a discovery they hope will provide invaluable insights into how planets form and evolve.

The Fed chairwoman is likely to face tough questions from lawmakers regarding her downbeat economic outlook and the potential threats posed by Brexit.

The algorithm, based on a mathematical model already being used to predict interaction of objects in the natural world, may be useful in predicting large-scale ISIS attacks.

SXDF-NB1006-2 was born just 700 million years after the Big Bang, and is one of the earliest and farthest sources of oxygen ever detected.

This is the first time in 4 million years that carbon dioxide levels at the South Pole have passed the symbolic threshold of 400 parts per million.

On Friday, the International Association of Athletics Federations will decide whether to allow Russian track and field athletes to participate in the Rio Olympics.

Kepler-1647b, a gas giant located 3,700 light-years from Earth, orbits two stars — one slightly larger and the other slightly smaller than our sun.

Yields on Germany’s 10-year sovereign bonds plunged into negative territory for the first time amid concerns over a potential Brexit.

The move, condemned by Arab states, marked the first time Israel — routinely denounced by the U.N. — has been chosen to lead one of its permanent committees.

Ahead of the two-day meeting between the alliance’s defense ministers, NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg announced the deployment of four battalions in Eastern Europe.

The agreement, signed Sunday, aims to increase collaboration between NASA and the UAE Space Agency on, among other things, exploration of Mars.

This year’s coral bleaching, the worst in the reef’s history, has adversely affected over 90 percent of the 1,400 mile structure, according to recent surveys.

Merkel’s trip — her ninth as the German chancellor — comes at a time when the European steel industry is floundering under a glut of cheap Chinese steel.

The script for “Sunspring” — a nine-minute sci-fi short — was generated by Benjamin, a neural network created by filmmaker Oscar Sharp and AI researcher Ross Goodwin.

After more than a decade’s effort, researchers have figured out what the 2,100-year-old contraption — often called the world’s first computer — was used for.

The presumptive Republican nominee accused the Massachusetts senator of pretending to be Native American “in order to advance her career.”

A new study makes the case for the existence of PTFO8-8695 b — a “hot Jupiter” exoplanet locked in a “death spiral” around its young star.

A pilots’ strike, part of wider protests against new French labor laws, may hamper travel for thousands of soccer fans.

Light pollution now hides the view of the Milky Way in the night sky for a third of humanity, a study reveals.

In a letter to the Telegraph, a team of 13 British Nobel laureates said leaving the European Union may put science and research in the U.K. “in jeopardy.”

The image, captured by the spacecraft during its July flyby, shows the southeastern portion of Pluto’s great ice plains bordering dark highlands.

The experiment could be the much-awaited breakthrough for scientists working to perfect carbon capture and sequestration techniques.

The decision comes after an analysis by Indian security agencies found that the image-capturing service may be used by terrorists to carry out attacks.

The meeting comes just days ahead of the Brexit referendum and at a time when the EU steel industry is buckling under pressure from cheap Chinese steel exports.

The new observation could explain why many supermassive black holes seem to be much bigger than they should be.

The decision, announced hours after gunmen killed four people at a crowded market in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv, will affect 83,000 Palestinians.