Avaneesh Pandey

The metaphysical feline, which was already dangling between life and death, now has two boxes to live in. Until it dies, or doesn't.

The swearing-in of the 290-member assembly comes at a critical time for reformist President Hassan Rouhani, whose coalition now holds 122 seats.

All mentions of the ailing structure were reportedly removed at the behest of the Australian government amid fears that the country’s tourism would take a hit.

The G-7 meeting comes at a time when economies are still struggling to recover from the China slowdown and the plunge in commodities.

Scientists have long struggled to understand what causes some galaxies to turn into graveyards where barely any stars are born. A new study offers clues.

Old technology and a 1970s-era computer system are being used to handle functions related to the country’s nuclear program, a congressional watchdog found.

The American teen retailer said customer traffic to its stores dropped, mainly in markets outside the U.S., resulting in its 13th straight quarter of declining sales.

Israel’s state comptroller has alleged that Benjamin Netanyahu’s financial records from his days as the finance minister raise “suspicions of criminal conduct.”

The iPhone maker, which is seeking to open retail stores in India, will remain bound by domestic regulations that require it to procure 30 percent of its product components locally.

The American fast food giant and its franchisees have increasingly faced accusations of underpaying workers and wage theft.

While Donald Trump’s victory puts him closer to the 1,237 votes needed to clinch the GOP nomination, Hillary Clinton’s win will not get her any new delegates.

Pakistan issued a statement denouncing the U.S. drone strike that killed Mullah Akhtar Mansour as a violation of its sovereignty.

The Agricultural Development Bank of China will lend nearly $460 billion over the next four years to fund development programs in rural areas.

A study revives the hypothesis that the red planet once had enough liquid water to form an ocean occupying almost half of its northern hemisphere.

At least 21 people died and over 500,000 were moved into temporary shelters after the tropical cyclone triggered floods and landslides in low-lying regions.

Tim Cook met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday, in a country that Apple increasingly sees as key to its global plans.

The photograph, released Friday, shows the galaxy with a host of star clusters encircling it “like bees buzzing around a hive.”

Researchers seek to raise at least $100,000 to study the star, whose erratic behavior triggered frenzied speculation about "alien megastructures" orbiting it.

The United States’ largest reservoir, which serves as a source of water for over 20 million people, is only 37 percent full.

The World Bank announced Saturday the creation of the Pandemic Emergency Financing Facility, which would help nations combat deadly and costly disease outbreaks.

A new image, captured by the Hubble Space Telescope, shows in stunning detail, the surface of the red planet.

On Thursday, the temperature in the western Indian city of Phalodi reached 51 degrees Celsius (124 degrees Fahrenheit) — the highest ever recorded in the country.

The auction of its key businesses is likely to fetch around $2 billion to $3 billion — below the previous valuation of nearly $8 billion.

The world’s second-largest economy announced Friday it had given approval to the first batch of foreign commercial banks that want to directly trade in the currency.

The structure, which the aerospace agency wants to place in orbit around the red planet by 2028, will serve as a stepping stone for humans seeking to land on Mars.

The most rapidly thinning glacier in East Antarctica has become “fundamentally unstable,” a study reveals.

The people of China, Germany and the U.K. are the most welcoming to refugees, while Russians, Indonesians and Thais are the least, a survey finds.

The German lender’s top management will be in the line of fire when executives gather in Frankfurt on Thursday.

In addition to a broader gloom in the retail sector, Wal-Mart has also been hurt by spending on e-commerce operations and wage increases.