Hillary Clinton Emails: Justice Department Urged To Open Criminal Probe Over Use Of Private Account, Report Says
According to a state department memo, Clinton’s private email account contained “hundreds of potentially classified emails,” the New York Times reported.
Ancient Galactic Assembly Dating Back To Dawn Of Universe Detected
The observation would help scientists shed light on the universe's "reionization phase" when neutral material first began condensing.
US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter Arrives In Iraq On Unannounced Visit
The U.S. defense secretary arrived in the Iraqi capital early Thursday, marking his first visit to the Middle Eastern nation since taking office.
World's Oldest Quran Fragments Found At University Of Birmingham
The fragments, consisting of two parchment leaves, are written with ink in an early form of Arabic script known as Hijazi.
Recession Drove Drop In US Emissions Between 2007 And 2013, Not Natural Gas
Reduction in U.S. carbon dioxide emissions between 2007 and 2013 can be attributed to a drop in economic activity during that period, a new study finds.
Lunar Missions Could Make Mars Trips Affordable
Scientists and astronomers have long believed that before mankind can undertake a voyage to Mars, another trip to the moon is imperative.
Natural Disasters Have Been Displacing One Person Every Second Since 2008, Finds New Report
Since 2008, an average of 26.4 million people have been displaced by disasters each year -- and, people in low- and middle-income countries are the most affected.
Iranian Government Dismisses Germany's Call To Improve Ties With Israel
Earlier, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei dismissed speculation that signing of the nuclear deal indicated a shift in bilateral ties with “the arrogant U.S.”
Wisconsin Abortion Bill: Gov. Scott Walker Signs Bill Banning Abortions After 20 Weeks
During his 2014 gubernatorial reelection campaign, Walker said he favored a law that "leaves the final decision to a woman and her doctor."
Yuri Milner To Provide $100M To Fund Search For Alien Life
Russian billionaire and venture capitalist Yuri Milner on Monday pledged $100 million to fund the search for extraterrestrial life.
US Airstrike Kills At Least 8 Afghan Soldiers In Eastern Logar Province
The incident, which took place early on Monday, is currently "under investigation," a U.S. army spokesperson said.
At An ISIS Training Camp In Syria, Children Forced To Behead Dolls And Fight Each Other: Report
A 14-year-old Yazidi boy, who managed to flee an ISIS-run camp in Syria, revealed details of the training children were forced to undergo, Associated Press reported.
Artificial Intelligence: Humanoid Robot Exhibits A Moment Of Self-Awareness
A team of researchers conducting experiments on Nao robots has detected the faintest glimmers of self-awareness in the machines.
Zero Carbon 'Energy Positive' House That Produces More Energy Than It Uses Built In Wales
The house, designed and built by experts frtom the Welsh School of Architecture, is capable of exporting more energy than it consumes.
Greek Debt Crisis: IMF Chief Calls For Restructuring Debt As German Parliament Debates Bailout
The issue of debt relief for Greece is "uncontroversial," Mario Draghi, chief of the European Central bank, said on Thursday.
UN Agencies Say Number Of Countries Meeting Global Immunization Target Has Doubled
Countries in the Middle East, Sub-Saharan Africa and East Asia still lack adequate programs to ensure proper vaccination coverage.
Arctic Nations Ban Commercial Fishing In Fast-Thawing Seas Near The North Pole
The signatories to the interim accord, including the U.S. and Russia, agreed to prohibit commercial fishing in international waters in the Arctic.
Iran Nuclear Deal 'Will Wreak Havoc In The Middle East', Says Former Saudi Ambassador To US
Bandar Bin Sultan, a former Saudi spy chief, said that the deal provides further support to Iran, which is "a major player in the destabilization of the region."
International Space Station Crew Commemorates 40th Anniversary Of US-Russia 'Handshake In Space'
The docking of NASA's Apollo capsule and the Soviet Union's Soyuz spacecraft marked a historic detente between the two adversaries.
Stephen Colbert And Neil DeGrasse Tyson Spar Over Pluto's 'Planetness'
"It even has a heart … unlike you," Colbert told Neil deGrasse Tyson, director of the Hayden Planetarium, in an interview aired Wednesday.
ISIS Child Soldiers: Over 50 Children Fighting For Militant Group In Syria Died In 2015
According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, several of these children were used as suicide bombers.
CERN's Large Hadron Collider Discovers The Elusive 'Pentaquark'
The existence of the pentaquark was first proposed in a 1964 model. However, until now, it had remained a purely theoretical particle.
Greek Debt Crisis: Parliament To Vote On Bailout Deal Amid Domestic Revolt, IMF Criticism
Greece and its creditors have reached an agreement to potentially keep the country in the eurozone, but getting the deal approved by Greek lawmakers remains a challenge.
Taliban Leader Mullah Omar Endorses 'Legitimate' Peace Talks In Afghanistan
A new statement, said to be from the reclusive spiritual leader of the Taliban, includes a veiled barb at ISIS.
Climate Change Is A Top Global Threat But Americans Are More Concerned About ISIS, Iran: Survey
According to a new Pew survey, climate change doesn't worry most Americans, despite being a major concern globally.
New Horizons 'Phones Home' After Its Long-Awaited Date With Pluto
"We explore because we are human," Stephen Hawking said in a congratulatory message to the New Horizons team.
Iran Nuclear Deal Offers An 'Opportunity To Move In A New Direction': Obama
President Obama, in an early morning address, sought to strike a cautiously optimistic note while stressing that the Iran nuclear deal is “not built on trust, it’s built on verification.”
China-Philippines Territorial Conflict: Google Maps Removes Chinese Name Of Disputed South China Sea Shoal
The Scarborough Shoal -- located nearly 136 miles from the main Philippine island of Luzon -- has been under Chinese control since 2012.
Iran Nuclear Deal Reached In Vienna: Reports
Iran and six world powers arrived at a deal Tuesday morning to limit the former's nuclear program in exchange for the suspension of sanctions.
Climate Change: 'More Scope To Be Unlucky Than There Is To Be Lucky', Warns New Report
A new risk assessment report, commissioned by the British foreign office, paints a grim picture of the planet.