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Indian Christians suffer 23 attacks over Christmas period

Indian Christians suffered at least 23 religiously motivated attacks over the Christmas period, according to research by a persecution lobby group.

'Call of Duty' feud between gamers led to death of innocent man in his home in Kansas

Swatting incident seeded from a "Call of Duty" feud between players over a $1.50 wagered match resulted into the death of an innocent man. A 28-year-old man from Kansas was shot dead by a SWAT officer after a fraudulent report by gamers about a hostage taking situation at his home.

Hurricane Harvey churches awarded taxpayers' money in major policy change

Churches providing aid after a disaster will be eligible for US taxpayers' money in a major reversal of policy and an apparent win for conservative churches.

Main suspect behind 'swatting incident' in Kansas now arrested

Tyler Barriss, 25, was arrested by the South Los Angeles Friday night when various informants claimed he was the one who orchestrated the deadly prank.

Volkswagen has announced the increased production of the e-Golf in Germany due to high demand

Volkswagen is planning to double the production of the e-Golf starting March this year.

Barack Obama shares list of his favorite books and songs from 2017

Former United States President Barack Obama just released a list of his favorite songs and books from 2017. Obama's list includes critically acclaimed music artists and authors who distributed something new last year.

Iran protests: 10 dead as thousands join fifth day of anti-government demonstrations

Anti-government demonstrations continued for a fifth day in Iran on Monday, after 10 people were killed during the biggest protests since the pro-reform unrest of 2009.

Christian brothers shot dead in Egypt days after Church attack

A masked gunman shot dead two Christian brothers at their alcohol shop south of Cairo on Monday, security sources said.

Iran: Why are thousands protesting?

Iran warned of a tough crackdown on Sunday against demonstrators posing one of the boldest challenges to its clerical leaders since nationwide unrest shook the Islamist theocracy in 2009.

Iran protests: Two shot dead as demonstrations continue

Two people were shot dead in protests in Iran bringing to four the number of fatalities in the country's most serious unrest since 2009 and messages on social media called for more anti-government demonstrations on Monday.

Kim Jong Un: Nuclear button is on my desk and ready

Kim Jong Un on Monday warned the United States that he has a 'nuclear button' on his desk ready for use if North Korea is threatened, but offered an olive branch to South Korea, saying he was 'open to dialogue' with Seoul.

'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' stars Kylie Richards and Mauricio Mumansky's home burglarized; Over $1 Million worth of jewelry stolen

A robbery heist tainted the supposed to be perfect Christmas of "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" stars Kyle Richards and Mauricio Umansky, when it was discovered that their newly-purchased home in Los Angeles has been robbed of more than $1 Million in jewelry and personal belongings.

'Death Stranding' latest news: Hideo Kojijma set to make a big announcement this 2018

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