Mary Pascaline

Kim said in his New Year speech that North Korea was in the final stages of testing an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of reaching the U.S.

The deputy mayor of Six-Fours-les-Plages in southeastern France said he acted on a Facebook post that alleged the students were being forced to learn the language.

Donald Trump’s transition team told GOP officials the real estate mogul had signaled that the building of the wall will be funded by American tax dollars, CNN reported.

Bernie Sanders used an oversized printout of one of President-elect Donald Trump’s tweets as a prop during the Senate’s Wednesday debate on the future of the Affordable Care Act.

The Nashville native, who founded private equity firm Hagerty Peterson, has spent several years in Japan during his time with business consulting firm Boston Consulting Group.

If Queen Elizabeth retires, abdicates or dies, Charles will be crowned the next king but it is unclear if his wife Camilla Parker Bowles will be named queen, a largely ceremonial title.

The U.N. convoy was on its way to Obo city carrying fuel from Zemio when it was attacked by unknown assailants who killed two Moroccan peacekeepers and then escaped.

The experiment involved shortening work hours and maintaining pay levels for nurses at an old people’s home in Gothenburg, but making this a permanent measure would cost the city much more money.

German reinsurance giant Munich Re Group said Wednesday natural disasters caused $175 billion worth of damages in 2016.

The Green Party will participate in the Occupy Inauguration protests “sending a message to Trump that we reject his illegitimate presidency from the very start.”

Despite the Christmas season having ended, the British popstar’s “Last Christmas” is still on the Billboard Top 100 chart at No. 50.

In his first speech as Senate minority leader, New York Sen. Chuck Schumer said: “‘Making America Great Again’ requires more than 140 characters per issue.”

The “Rhythm Nation” singer welcomed her first child Eissa Al Mana with her husband of four years, Wissam Al Mana, on Tuesday.

Scandal-hit South Korean President Park Geun-hye insisted she had been “totally framed” and called her long-time friend Choi Soon-sil a “mere acquaintance.”

A British journalist, citing the Buckingham Palace, tweeted that the 90-year-old will not be attending service at Sandringham due to “a lingering heavy cold.”

Emmanuel Niyonkuru is the first sitting government official killed while still in office since the country descended into political turmoil in 2015.

The hermit nation launched over 20 ballistic missiles in 2016 alone, including intermediate-range Musudan missiles.

At least 39 people died and nearly 40 were injured in an attack at the popular Reina nightclub in Istanbul early Sunday, Turkish authorities said.

Opposition groups alleged continuous violations of the agreement by government forces, adding that these violations would render the day-old deal “null and void.”

NYPD said it will deploy “extraordinary assets,” including 65 sand trucks and 100 blocker vehicles around Times Square on Saturday.

The royal family collectively carry out 2,000 official engagements throughout the U.K. and worldwide.

Many Orthodox Christians, Greek Catholics and Coptic Christians abstain from consuming meat and alcohol in the 40 days leading up to Christmas, which they celebrate on Jan. 7.

Troops mistreated and detained a 7-year-old Palestinian boy from Kafr Qadum in the West Bank region, Israeli human rights organization B'Tselem said.

Saddam Hussein ruled the country for nearly 25 years before being overthrown by U.S. occupying forces. Now, Iraq is fighting a different battle.

President-elect Donald Trump had, on the campaign trail, promised to repeal and replace Obamacare, but has since softened his stance.

The FBI and the Department of Homeland Security dubbed the Russian operation “Grizzly Steppe,” which they said is still underway.

The “Star Wars” actress died Tuesday at the UCLA Medical Center after she had a heart attack on a flight from London to Los Angeles.

Baba Vanga, a blind psychic referred to as the “Nostradamus from the Balkans,” said President Barack Obama would be the last commander-in-chief of the U.S.

“What we discovered is we do not have a system that we can trust,” the 66-year-old former Green Party presidential candidate said Wednesday.