Ishani Roy

According to a recent study, more than 50 percent of international travelers from the U.S. did not get the required vaccinations before traveling abroad between 2009 and 2014.

Ukraine banned Russian social media sites earlier this month and reportedly knew of the Russian cyber attacks before the U.S. and French presidential elections.

The capital city of Russia was hit by a severe thunderstorm Monday with more than a dozen reportedly killed and over 100 people hospitalized, health officials said.

North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un says he will be developing more powerful weapons in retaliation of American military provocation, reports said.

Protests erupted at Texas House on Monday over the state’s new anti-‘sanctuary cities’ law leading to scuffles.

During this Memorial Day weekend, two great white sharks were seen at the Jersey Shore and Delaware beaches.

According to data obtained by the Associated Press, the rate of reported missing drugs at VA health facilities was more than double that of private hospitals.

Militants affiliated with the Islamic State (IS) group have gone on a rampage in the Philippines, giving rise to fears over the group's expansion in Southeast Asia.

During President Donald Trump's first foreign trip, first lady Melania Trump displayed her fashionista side as well as the genuine side.

Ramadan starts this week, and Muslims across the globe are preparing for the holy month during which they fast from sunrise to sunset.

An officer was injured in Coachella in a shooting. We take a look at the increasing number of officer-involved shootings in the country.

After the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Trump's revised travel ban order Thursday, the White House said it will appeal to the Supreme Court.

According to a new study, a substance found in marijuana, Cannabidiol, helps reduce convulsive seizures in children suffering from fatal epilepsy disorder.

President Donald Trump will compel European member states of the NATO to boost their financial commitments and also play a bigger role in fighting ISIS militants in the Middle East.

Vermont Governor rejects a bill that would have legalized recreational marijuana in the state saying that further changes aiming at public safety are needed in it.

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, who is backed by Democrats in his agenda to introduce $15 minimum wage bill, will release the legislation Thursday.

As President Donald Trump met Pope Francis at the Vatican on Wednesday for the first time, twitter was flooded with reactions.

President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints stepped down from day-to-day activities of the church Tuesday due to aging health-related problems.

As President Donald Trump met Pope Francis in Vatican, Wednesday, we take a look at the most crucial issues on which both the world leaders differ on.

Cortez Kennedy of the NFL's Seattle Seahawks, who was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2012, died Tuesday.

China killed and imprisoned dozens of CIA informants from 2010 to 2012, making U.S. officials speculate whether there was a mole within the CIA or if China hacked into the agency's communication system.

Afghanistan has witnessed kidnappings of several foreigners in recent years and the latest victim is a Finnish woman who was abducted late Saturday.

President Donald Trump's former ally, Roger Stone, condemned Trump in a series of tweets Saturday for accepting Saudi Arabia's highest civilian honor.

President Donald Trump's tweeting habit has become a worrisome job for his aides as they are unfiltered and might get the president into trouble, sources told the Wall Street Journal.

Heart infections and hepatitis C virus infections among the people in the U.S. is on the rise due to ongoing opioid epidemic, a study said.

Sources say that Russians boasted about their strong relationship with former National Security Adviser, Michael Flynn, during the presidential campaign last year.

President Donald Trump's hand gestures signify a lot about his personality, experts have said.

As congressman Anthony Weiner pleads guilty for engaging in sexting, we take a look at previous politicians whose careers were also ruined by sex scandals.

The U.S. coffee conglomerate has been embroiled in another lawsuit, this time having to pay $100,000 to a Florida woman after she got burned when a hot drink spilled on her. We take a look at five instances when Starbucks got sued.