World's Next War? US Sends Japan Advanced Military Planes Citing Threats From China, North Korea
U.S. Forces Japan and 5th Air Force commander Lt. Gen. Jerry P. Martinez said the plane’s signaled Washington’s “ever, ever, ever strong commitment” to Japan.
Religious War: France Could Ban Burqas, Yarmulkes And Turbans If Marine Le Pen Becomes President
Le Pen, whose far-right politics have been labeled racist by critics, said she is not starting a religious war.
Time Change 2017: Why And When Do We Switch To Daylight Saving Time
Germany was the first country to embrace daylight saving time in 1916 to save energy. After other European nations did the same, the U.S. eventually adopted daylight saving time in 1966 after flirting with making the time change official policy for years.
What Is McCarthyism? Trump Accuses Obama Of Wiretapping Him, Cites Joseph McCarthy Anti-Communist Hearings
"Terrible! Just found out that Obama had my 'wires tapped' in Trump Tower just before the victory," Trump tweeted Saturday. "Nothing found. This is McCarthyism!"
Is America Racist? Sikh Man Shot At Home By White Man After 'Go Back To Your Own Country' Comment
The victim said the shooter told him to “go back to your own country.”
What Country Will Get Legal Marijuana Next? Medical Weed Is Now The Law in Germany
Only around 1,000 people have received prescriptions so far for chronic pain or a serious loss of appetite due to an illness.
How To Be Happy: Why Being In A Relationship Is Good For Your Health
Being in a loving relationship helps your nervous system relax, keeps your brain healthy and reduces all kinds of pain. In contrast, lonely people tend to die younger.
Biggest Military In The World: China Wants To Catch Up To United States, Russia Now That Trump Is President
Russia has the world's second biggest military, with more than 1 million troops, 3,500 war planes and 15,000 tanks. China is the world's third biggest military with roughly 2.3 million soldiers and 3,000 war planes.
How Long Will Trump Be President? The Donald Wants Republican Supermajority In Senate To Protect His Policies
As Democrats and Republicans alike demand to know more about any ties between the Trump administration and Russia President Vladimir Putin, Trump outlined his vision for his future at the White House.
Palmyra Ruins: After Latest ISIS Battle, Unesco World Heritage Site In Syria In Better Shape Than Expected
The Syrian victory marked the latest instance where ISIS has lost territory in recent months as international forces fighting in Syria have pushed the group from its former territory in the north.
Russia Is A Threat? NATO General Warns Europe Needs A 'Grand' Military Strategy To Stop Putin
Sir Adrian Bradshaw, a British general and NATO’s deputy supreme allied commander, said Russian President Vladimir Putin is a threat to the West who "has his hands on all the levers of power."
South China Sea War: Beijing Defends Construction, US Sends Navy Ship To Defend Waterway And Fighter Jets Arrive Near Japan As Tensions Mount
Wang Guoqing, spokesman for the country’s top political advisory body, said criticism from the U.S., Japan and other nations over its construction in the coveted waterway was “much ado about nothing.”
Hungary Border Wall Sends Electric Shocks To Undocumented Immigrants
At the peak of the migrant crisis, Hungary erected a razorwire fence. But now Budapest is going high-tech.
How To Live A Long Time: Very Old People Share Their Secrets For Staring Down Death
Emma Morano, who turned 117 in November, eats three raw eggs a day, as well as a steady diet of bananas, ladyfingers and brandy.
Who Owns A Home In America? Black People Will Buy More Homes Over Next Decade, But Whites Still Hold More Property Wealth
The average homeowner spends $1,436 per month in housing costs, including their mortgage.
ISIS Leader Dead? Islamic State Emir Killed By Iraqi Forces In Western Mosul
ISIS fighters have begun to flee western Mosul as the fighting has increasingly cut off fractions of the militant group from communicating with each other.
Melania Trump Staying In NYC? First Lady Won't Direct White House Cooking And Entertaining Staff In DC
"Without a hands-on first lady, they're just pumping out food and seeing what the reaction is," explained presidential food writer Adrian Miller.
What Are Barack And Michelle Obama Doing Now? Memoirs Will Make Former First Family Very Rich
The famous couple is expected to sell their memoirs for a record sum of money.
Islam In America: Army's Christian Leader Is A Muslim
Lt. Col. Khallid Shabazz can relate to many soldiers' Christian faith. He was born Michael Barnes, into a large Lutheran family in Alexandria, Louisiana, near New Orleans.
To Be Young And Rich: Millennials With $100,000 In Investable Assets Taking Over US Economy
People with that much money are a powerful bunch, representing 91 percent of the total investable assets in the U.S.
Riverside Plane Crash Latest: 1 Dead After Cessna 310 Hits Residential Neighborhood
The plane is registered to Hijazi Nouri of San Jose, according to FAA records. It was built in 1974.
Morocco Western Sahara Territory Dispute: Troops Exit Buffer Zone But Kingdom Won't Recognize Polisario Independence
The U.N. Security Council has called for “a just, lasting and mutually acceptable political settlement which will provide for the self-determination of the people of Western Sahara.”
Mardi Gras Foods: 13 Easy Recipes For King Cake, Jambalaya, Gumbo And Other New Orleans Traditions For Fat Tuesday
To help you widen your waist before the solemn Christian celebration of Lent begins Wednesday, here are 12 recipes representing Louisana traditions.
War In Europe: Estonia Prepares For Russian Invasion By Building Barracks And Expanded Training Ranges For NATO Troops
Dozens of German army tanks arrived Friday as part of the military alliance’s deployment and hundreds more are expected to arrive at the central Lithuanian military base of Rukla later this year.
New Immigration Laws 2017: Everything You Need To Know About Trump's Deportation Plans
The Trump administration will deport anyone charged with or convicted of any criminal offense.
Will Trump Start A New War With North Korea? Meeting With Kim Jong Un Regime In NYC Called Off After Missile Test
The meeting would have marked the first gathering between the two sides on U.S. soil in nearly six years.
How Many Judges Will Trump Get? Another Supreme Court Vacancy Could Happen This Year, Ted Cruz Predicts
President Trump recently nominated federal Judge Neil Gorsuch to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia after his death last year.
Eating Disorders: Deep Brain Stimulation Can Help Women With Anorexia Gain Weight, Study Finds
The study published in The Lancet Psychiatry journal involved 16 women with severe anorexia between the ages of 21 and 57.
Shark Attacks 2017: After Reunion Island Deaths, France Must Kill Sharks, World's Best Surfers Argue
Sharks represent a major crisis for Reunion, located east of Madagascar and home to about 850,000 people.
Is Trump A Bad President? Most Latinos Think He Is Great Or Average, Poll Finds
Only 40 percent of Hispanics said Trump would be a poor or terrible president, while 50 percent said he would be an average, good or great president.