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Hawaii vows to fight Donald Trump’s new travel ban

Hawaii plans to challenge US President Donald Trump's revised travel ban, Attorney General Doug Chin has said. The state wants to amend its existing lawsuit...

Attack on military hospital in Afghan capital kills 30

An attack on a military hospital in Afghanistan has killed more than 30 people, the country's Defence Ministry has said. An affiliate of the so-called...

China grants preliminary approval to 38 new Trump trademarks

China has granted preliminary approval for 38 new Trump trademarks, fueling conflict of interest concerns and questions about whether President Donald Trump is receiving...

UN Security Council condemns North Korea missile launches

The United Nations Security Council has strongly condemned the latest North Korean missile launches, calling them "a grave violation" of its sanctions resolutions. The UN's...

Four killed as freight train collides with coach in Mississippi

A freight train has crashed into a coach in Biloxi, Mississippi, pushing the bus 300 feet down the tracks and leaving at least four...

China urges North Korea to avoid ‘head-on collision’ by suspending nuclear tests

China has proposed that North Korea suspend its nuclear and missile activities in exchange for a halt in joint military drills conducted by the...

WikiLeaks: UK intelligence officials helped CIA turn TVs into listening devices

WikiLeaks has claimed Samsung smart TVs are among the CIA's weapons for surveillance, adding that the agency worked with UK intelligence officials to turn...

Samsung Galaxy S8 launch date revealed

Samsung has revealed the launch date for its upcoming Galaxy S8 flagship smartphone, as noted in an article from PC Advisor. The Samsung Galaxy S8...

Second Brexit Bill defeat looms as House of Lords demand ‘meaningful’ vote

UK Peers look set to inflict a second defeat on their government's Brexit Bill by demanding a "meaningful" vote on the final divorce deal. Independent...

WikiLeaks publishes thousands of ‘CIA documents’

WikiLeaks has published thousands of documents which it claims come from the CIA's Centre for Cyber Intelligence. The release appears to grant an eye-opening look...

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