Mary Pascaline

Israeli officials allege that the social networking website is “sabotaging” their efforts in stemming Palestinian violence.

ISIS claimed one of the attacks in an online statement, in which the group reportedly said it had deliberately targeted Shiite Muslims.

Gunmen had stormed the upscale Holey Artisan Bakery in Dhaka’s diplomatic quarter Friday evening, which left 20 hostages dead at the end of a nearly 12-hour siege.

The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee had a “voluntary” interview and later said she was “pleased” to help with the ongoing investigation.

The 37-year-old American woman had sent death threats to the famed British scientist through email and social media.

The first polls closed Saturday in Australia’s federal elections in which Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is expected to defeat the Opposition by a narrow margin.

At least six militants were killed and 13 hostages rescued after gunmen stormed an upscale restaurant popular with foreigners in Dhaka.

The Japanese video game maker expressed concerns about introducing virtual reality products and will likely not feature VR in its upcoming top-secret console code-named NX.

The 35-year-old was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee — a case that received international attention through the “Serial” podcast.

NBC and Samsung are joining forces to broadcast 85 hours of the 2016 Rio Olympics in 360-degree virtual reality.

The hole 6 miles above Antarctica has shrunk by almost 2 million square miles compared to its size in 2000 thanks to the global ban on ozone-destroying chemicals, scientists said.

The hacker announced a new CEO through Brendan Iribe’s Twitter account, which was briefly compromised Wednesday.

The painkiller and the cancer drug bind to a crucial part of the Ebola, which prevents the virus from attaching itself to the host cell thus avoiding an infection.

Michael Steven Sandford, who was in the U.S. illegally, was charged with disrupting an official function and two firearm possession counts by a grand jury.

The Chicago plane manufacturer is already in talks with several carriers, including Emirates, to create a twin-engine aircraft, a report said.

The new internet regulator chief, Xu Lin, is regarded as a protégé of President Xi Jinping, according to the South China Morning Post.

French media and entertainment conglomerate Vivendi, through a hostile takeover bid, currently owns 95.94 percent of the video games developer Gameloft.

CEO Oliver Blume expects sales to increase by a third, as the redesigned model of the Panamera sedan hits European showrooms in November.

California voters will decide whether to legalize recreational pot in November after the campaign for the “Adult Use of Marijuana Act” raised over $3.7 million.

The petition is an open letter from a friend of the shooting victim to Kathleen Kennedy, the president of Lucasfilm, and Walt Disney Co. CEO Bob Iger.

Acting Gov. Francisco Dornelles said the state still hasn’t received much-needed funds from the federal government.

Europe’s leaders want Britain to make the exit quick but British lawmakers seem reluctant to initiate formal talks on leaving.

The California travel agent who brought suit said the operating system automatically downloaded without her knowledge and rendered her computer useless for days.

The beverage giant announced that it will launch a new Diet Pepsi with the controversial artificial sweetener aspartame in September this year.

President-elect Rodrigo Duterte even jokingly threatened that defiant men would be castrated and reiterated that people should have at most three children.

India, the 35th member of the Missile Technology Control Regime, which controls exports in missile technology, can now buy high-end missile technology and enhance its ventures with Russia.

The military transport flight was on its regular route to the eastern Malaysian state of Sabah when it was intercepted over Natuna Islands.

A report to be launched later this week will detail China’s human rights record, which experts say has been deteriorating since President Xi Jinping came to power in 2013.

The country’s top official for U.S. affairs dismissed criticism over Wednesday’s missile launch and said that Pyongyang’s real provocation was coming from Washington.