Seerat Chabba

The former House speaker’s comments are being widely seen as his attempt to regain Donald Trump’s favor before the latter announces his vice-presidential choice.

The entire process was broadcast live on the royal family’s Facebook page from Guys and St. Thomas’ Hospital in London.

After analyzing more than 500,000 specimens dating back to 1707, researchers say they have come up with the first comprehensive list of Amazonian trees.

A graduate from the designer’s alma mater, Central Saint Martins, is attempting to use biotechnology to produce a line of leather accessories using the designer’s genetic material.

If successful, the test would allow patients to preempt and provide treatment for neurological damage, even before the onset of the disease’s symptoms.

Over 62 square miles of coral reefs have been destroyed by poaching of giant clams and China’s building of artificial islands in the highly contested waters.

Between 2011 and 2013, about 60 miles of the underwater forests are believed to have been wiped out by a marine heat wave.

In 2015, BuzzFeed editor Matt Stopera’s chronicling of how his stolen phone landed up in China took the internet by storm, and forged an unlikely friendship.

The final game is slated to be held at Stade de France — one of the venues targeted by terrorists during the Paris attacks last November.

The former New York Times foreign correspondent won the Pulitzer Prize for his coverage of Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge reign of terror.

The American journalist was killed in a 2012 rocket attack in the Syrian city of Homs.

Tony Blair’s decision to invade Iraq in 2003 broke international law, John Prescott said, in the wake of a seven-year-long war inquiry that concluded Wednesday.

The social media giant wants to fulfill its energy requirement for the new center entirely from renewable resources.

The state department announced Friday that two Russian officials had been sent back in response to an attack on an American diplomat in Moscow.

The Greens’ probable presidential candidate Jill Stein has invited the Vermont Senator to take over the party’s ticket, making way for a “political movement” led by Sanders.

The attempt by Pyongyang came a day after the United States and South Korea agreed to deploy a missile defense system to counter the North’s nuclear threat.

Liquefied natural gas, coal plants and nuclear power account for most of South Korea’s current energy production.

Rodrigo Duterte, known as “the punisher,” won the presidential election in May on a platform of crushing crime. However, his advocacy of extrajudicial killings has alarmed many.

The company at the center of Brazil’s massive corruption scandal is currently dealing with a $126 billion debt — the largest in the world oil industry.

The NBA’s most coveted free agent will leave Oklahoma City Thunder, his home for nine years, for the star-studded Bay Area team.

The Brexit campaigner stepped down saying he had achieved his political ambition with a victory for the “leave” camp in the EU referendum.

London law firm Mishcon de Reya said Sunday it would start legal action against the British government to ensure a parliamentary debate before invoking Article 50.

After a historic $15 billion settlement to resolve its emissions scandal in the U.S., the company’s CEO has rejected calls for a similar move in Europe.

China’s internet regulator said Sunday that online media cannot report any news taken from social media sites without approval from authorities.

Dozens of worshippers offering up special Ramadan prayers at a mosque were swept away in the flood waters, officials said Sunday.

The workers are rallying to restore their health insurance and pension plans that were canceled when the casino underwent bankruptcy.

The Holocaust survivor and Nobel Peace Prize laureate died Saturday at the age of 87 after a prolonged illness.

The presumptive U.S. Republican presidential nominee prompted a social media outrage with the tweet, which has been criticized as blatantly racist.

A subsidiary of China’s broadcasting regulator has alleged that the U.S. tech giant infringed on its exclusive online rights to a 1994 war film.