Militants Kill 20 Laborers In Pakistan's Southwestern Balochistan Province
The laborers, most of whom were from Pakistan's Sindh province, were lined up and shot dead at "point blank range."
UN Calls On Israel To End 'Administrative Detention' Of Palestinians
Under Israel's administrative detention policy, detainees can be held -- based on secret evidence -- without charge or trial for six months.
CERN Update: Large Hadron Collider Circulates Proton Beam At Record Energy
Late on Thursday, a proton beam in the LHC was gradually accelerated to 6.5 TeV from its “injection energy” of 450 GeV.
Several Dolphins Die After Mass Stranding On Japanese Coast
While several dolphins have already died, rescue workers are scrambling to save the rest, most of whom are severely injured.
Ocean Acidification Dealt The Final Blow During The 'Great Dying'
During the Permian-Triassic extinction event, also known as the 'Great Dying,' nearly 90 percent of all marine species disappeared.
Most Countries Have Failed To Meet UN's 'Education For All' Goals, Finds New Report
A new Unesco report finds that only 52 percent of countries achieved universal primary school enrolment target.
Young Earth's Collision With A Near Twin Created The Moon: Study
A new study attempts to answer a long-standing question -- why are Earth and lunar rocks “almost identical” in their chemical composition?
No Final Nuclear Deal Until All Sanctions Removed, Iran's President Hassan Rouhani Says
The demand is likely to disrupt the ongoing efforts to finalize a deal by June 30.
French TV Network TV5Monde Hit By Pro-ISIS 'CyberCaliphate' Hackers
Hackers claiming to be members of the now infamous "CyberCaliphate" targeted the website and Facebook page of the network on Wednesday.
ISIS Releases Over 200 Yazidi Women, Children After 8 Months In Captivity
It is not yet clear why the Yazidis -- an Iraqi minority group that has faced intense persecution at the hands of ISIS -- were released.
Signs Of Alien Life Would Be Found Within Our Lifetime, NASA Scientists Predict
According to a panel of high-ranking NASA scientists, "definitive evidence" of alien life could be found in the next 20 to 30 years.
Palestinian Shot Dead After Stabbing Two Israeli Soldiers In West Bank
The stabbing attack is the second one in the West Bank in less than a week.
NASA Collaborates With IBM For Annual Space Apps Challenge
The fourth edition of the annual event is set to witness the involvement of participants from over 160 nations.
Immigration Reform 2015: Court Denies DOJ Request To Lift Hold On Obama Executive Order
The Justice Department has already asked the 5th U.S. Circuit Court in New Orleans to lift the injunction granted at the urging of 26 states.
Canada's Rocky Mountains Could Lose 90% Of Its Glaciers By 2100
A new study warns of massive deglaciation in the region by the end of the century if current trends of greenhouse gas emissions continue.
Suspected Sandalwood Smugglers Killed By Indian Police In Andhra Pradesh
The latest crackdown in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh is part of one of the biggest operations in the country to curb smuggling in remote forests.
Militants Kill At Least 8 Iranian Guards Near Pakistan Border
The Iranian border guards were allegedly killed in an attack by Pakistan-based militants in the restive Sistan-Baluchistan province.
Syrian Islamist Rebels Release Nearly 300 Kidnapped Kurds
Syrian Islamist militants released nearly 300 Kurds on Monday after holding them hostage for several hours.
Indian Government Launches Country's First 'Real-Time' Air Quality Index
Announcing the creation of India's first air quality index, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reiterated India's "sensitivity" toward climate change.
Bangladesh Tropical Storms Kill At Least 36, Injure Dozens
The South Asian nation is hit by severe tropical storms during early summer every year.
Taliban Publish Mullah Omar's Biography, Claim 'Charismatic' Leader Is Alive And Involved In 'Jihadi Activities'
In a descriptive hagiography, Taliban claimed that Mullah Omar, who has not been seen in public since 2001, is still actively leading the group.
Greek Government To Repay $494M IMF Debt, Says Will Meet 'All Obligations' To Its Creditors
The Greek government agreed to repay its debt by April 9 after a meeting with IMF chief Christine Lagarde.
Blind Rats 'See' Through Geomagnetic Brain Implants
Much like the Marvel superhero, blind rats were given the ability to "see" using a brain implant that enabled them to detect geomagnetic signals.
Anti-Islam Pegida Group To Hold First London Rally
The rally, scheduled for Saturday evening, would be the first event held by the German right-wing group in London.
Al-Shabab Warns Kenyans Of 'Another Bloodbath' After Garissa University Attack
The Somalia-based group says in a statement that Kenyan citizens would "bear the full brunt" of their government's actions.
Pew Survey Predicts Rise In Atheism In US, Europe Despite Growing Religiosity Worldwide
Muslims are expected to constitute more than 50 percent of the population in 51 countries by 2050, according to Pew poll results.
Polar Bears Unlikely To Survive On Low-Fat Terrestrial Diet: Study
According to a new study, polar bears driven off their natural frozen habitat may not be able to survive on a terrestrial diet.
Kenya University Attack: At Least 14 Killed, Dozens Held Hostage By Al Shabab Gunmen
Masked militants of the Somalia-based al Shabab group stormed the Garissa University campus on Thursday. The whereabouts of 535 of the schools’s 815 students are still not known.
Ocean Ecosystems Damaged By Climate Change Will Take Thousands Of Years To Recover: Study
A new study has found that while it takes merely decades to damage marine ecosystems, their recovery might take thousands of years.
Syria Humanitarian Aid: Donors Pledge $3.8B At UN Meeting In Kuwait
International donors pledged far less than the $8.4 billion sought by the United Nations in December.