Avaneesh Pandey

A new study finds the Icelandic landmass is rising at a rate of 1.4 inches per year -- much faster than previously estimated.

Chris Kyle, a Navy SEAL who did four tours in Iraq, is considered to be the deadliest sniper in U.S. military history.

"Agni-5" -- part of the Agni series of missiles -- is capable of delivering a nuclear warhead over a distance of 3,100 miles.

A Sunni militant organization with ties to ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack.

The two pilots, an American named Troy Bradley and Russian national Leonid Tiukhtyaev, have traveled a distance of over 5,500 miles since Sunday.

In recent months, the ruling Communist Party has attempted to tighten control over educational institutions in the country.

The discussions, aimed at ending the over four-year Syrian civil war, were not attended by the U.S.-backed Syrian National Coalition.

The "cometary globule" CG4 is located nearly 1,300 light-years from Earth in the Gum Nebula.

The child was questioned by police in Nice after he allegedly expressed "solidarity" with the gunmen who attacked the offices of Charlie Hebdo.

Pedro Leonardo Mascheroni, a naturalized U.S. citizen from Argentina, had worked at the Los Alamos National Laboratory from 1979 to 1988.

Nearly 50,000 gallons of oil were released into the Yellowstone River after a decades-old pipeline ruptured on Jan. 17.

Greece currently owes nearly $270 billion to a "troika" of lenders.

The star, named Kepler-444, is 11.2 billion years old, making it almost as old as the Milky Way.

The proposed budget for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1 would exceed a $499 billion spending cap on the base budget by $35 billion.

The case had come to light in August last year after one of the victims wrote a letter to Pope Francis.

Bill Nye, executive director of the Planetary Society, said that the LightSail spacecraft would use sunlight to move along "like a sailboat."

China’s leaders worry a rapidly cooling economy could lead to unemployment and social instability.

Sunni leaders from the province of Diyala alleged that Shia militias had targeted residents during a recent offensive against ISIS.

According to an estimate by the World Bank, West African nations hit by the ongoing outbreak could lose nearly $1.6 billion in GDP in 2015.

Arun Jaitley, the Indian finance minister, said the country needed to overhaul outdated laws and implement a "fair and reasonable" tax regime.

A Philippine official admitted that hundreds of beggars were removed from the streets of Manila and housed in a resort during the pope's visit.

Barrett Brown, 33, was found guilty of being an accessory to unauthorized access of a protected network and threatening a federal agent.

U.S.-backed President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi resigned late on Thursday after Houthi rebels took control of the capital.

Measurements of an asteroid's cooling rate and its solidification would help scientists find clues to Earth’s formation and eventual death.

The list of banned organizations include those with ties to the Taliban and al Qaeda.

The artifacts, some of which are nearly 3,000 years old, are estimated to be worth $58 million.

The corruption charges against Sheldon Silver are believed to be related to undisclosed payments he received from a Manhattan law firm.

Residents of Glendive, Montana -- about 5 miles downstream from the oil spill -- are being provided with truckloads of bottled water.

Scientists from the University of Rochester have successfully treated a metal using lasers to create permanently hydrophobic surfaces.