Mary Pascaline

Popular YouTuber Felix Kjellberg accused YouTube of making changes to its algorithm that affected the discoverability of a user’s content.

This announcement stands in contrast to Pope Francis’ famous 2013 response, “Who am I to judge?” when he was asked if he was open to gay Catholic priests.

U.S. District Judge Paul Diamond in Philadelphia scheduled a Friday hearing to decide whether to give the Green Party-led vote recount effort in Pennsylvania the green signal.

A new report found that between 2018 and 2026, cuts just to Medicaid could result in a loss to the tune of $165.8 billion.

Warsaw is planning on upgrading five key areas – air defense, naval, cybersecurity, tank and armored vehicle, and territorial defense.

A Human Rights Watch report, released Tuesday, alleged that China’s anti-corruption watchdog is committing “serious human rights abuses.”

“I filed this bill because doctors, not politicians, should determine the best treatment for severely ill Texans,” Democratic Sen. José Menéndez said.

Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani called the bill a violation of the Iran nuclear deal and also warned the U.S. of a “prompt response” if the sanctions against Tehran were extended.

Cuba’s late President Fidel Castro will be laid to rest next to Cuban independence hero José Martí’s tomb in Santiago’s Santa Ifigenia cemetery.

Jill Stein's vote recount campaign will move the case to a federal court as it was dropped at the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania following the demand of a $1 million bond.

Ri Sol Ju was last seen in public on March 28 this year and her absence had sparked rumors of pregnancy while some said she may have had a serious falling out with the North Korean leader.

About a fifth of the Ghost Ship Warehouse has been searched in the wake of the blaze that erupted during a dance party.

Relatives of the passengers of the missing jet left for Madagascar to lobby for an extension and said they would take the search into their own hands if needed.

China urged the U.S. to “to cautiously, properly handle Taiwan issue to avoid unnecessary disturbance to Sino-US relations.”

The 86-year-old, who was the second man to walk on the moon, was visiting Antarctica when he fell ill and was immediately flown to a hospital in Christchurch, New Zealand.

President-elect Donald Trump also wished his Philippine counterpart Rodrigo Duterte “success” in his controversial war on drugs that led to at least 2,300 deaths since June 2016.

Oslo is concerned about Russia’s latest improvements to its defense system, including testing of new missiles and using quieter submarines.

Moscow's Federal Security Service said Friday that Ukraine is likely to be behind the attacks scheduled to start next week.

Health Commissioner Ed Ehlinger said patients suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder can purchase marijuana for medical use starting in August.

The U.S.-led Combined Joint Task Force Operation Inherent Resolve said Thursday 54 civilians died in airstrikes that took place between March 31 and Oct. 22 in Iraq and Syria.

Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry spokesman said Thursday the president-elect expressed his “desire of playing a role in the resolution of the Kashmir issue.”

An Egyptian government official called the alleged deal “an impossibility” because “the group is still practicing terrorism.”

The missiles would come as close as about 18 miles to Crimean airspace, according to a Ukrainian military spokesperson said.

Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, in an interview, urged Moscow's Western and regional allies “to abandon attempts of geopolitical engineering in this region.”

Russia will finish 2016 with just 18 launches, behind the U.S.’s 20 rocket launches and China’s 19, according to the Moscow Times.

“There’s nothing wrong with the effort, but it’s not somewhere where I would put the political energy of my groups,” Hillary Clinton's ally David Brock said.

John Brennan said Wednesday that President-elect Donald Trump ending the Iran nuclear deal would be “the height of folly.”

The author’s widow, Anita Thompson, said she was working with a company to grow and distribute six kinds of marijuana, which were once smoked by the writer.

A study published Tuesday in the journal Heart found that smokers under the age of 50 were the most vulnerable across all age groups of smokers.