RT News reports that Walt Disney Company will no longer allow its visitors to bring in their selfie-sticks to the amusements parks.
Reports say that a man was hurt and hospitalized after getting attacked by a shark in North Carolina, in the region called Outer Banks, reported The Guardian.
According to an article on Science Alert, a group of researchers from Australia created a new, non-invasive method that uses ultrasound technology for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease.
The Chinese government has reiterated in some of its strongest language yet that it will not back down from its controversial claims in the contested South China Sea.
Kurdish forces have once again secured the Syrian town of Kobane on the Turkish border after a brutal assault by the Islamic State.
The Pakistani Taliban has made a threat against an electric company, blaming its inability to provide steady service for the deaths of thousands in a devastating heat wave that is making life in the Asian country unbearable.
Thousands of Hondurans took to the streets to demand the resignation of President Juan Orlando Hernandez in an enormous corruption scandal.
The prime minister of Tunisia promised stiff new security and anti-terrorism measures as the country reels from the second devastating attack on its crucial tourism industry in three months.
It appears as if the Islamic State's call to carry out acts of terrorism is being heeded as three nations on three continents suffered vicious attacks.
A new report says the world is running out of water as aquifers that hold most of the world's drinkable water empty faster than they can be restored.
The Turkish political party representing the country's Kurdish minority blamed the Turkish government and its support for the Islamic State for the group's renewed offensive against the town of Kobane, which was secured after months by Kurdish militias after months of fighting.
The trial of a Frenchwoman who killed eight of her children has begun five years after the remains of her victims were discovered.
25-year-old Komal Ahmad, a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley in 2012, and her team launched an app they designed last year in San Francisco. The app is meant to connect businesses with food surpluses to homeless shelters in the area, Daily News reported.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi did something amazing and rare for a high ranking politician like himself yesterday; he launched the very first World Yoga Day and practiced yoga with 35,000 people!
Two American anthropologists, Kim Hill and Robert Walker, proposed that the policy of not contacting the isolated tribes and indigenous people should change and it is about time for us to start communicating with them, The Independent reported.
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