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  French government sounds alarm over rising anti-Semitic acts

  November 09, 2018 23:30 IST

  France's prime minister is sounding the alarm over a sharp rise in anti-Semitic acts this year, pledging to increase efforts to punish perpetrators and police hate speech online

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  From first shot to silence of peace: Timeline of World War I

  November 09, 2018 23:15 IST

  Timeline of World War I

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  Passenger stops Utah Greyhound bus after driver passes out

  November 09, 2018 23:00 IST

  Utah police say a Greyhound bus passenger got behind the wheel and steered the bus to safety after the driver passed out on the highway

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  Wallabies more concerned with Wales win streak than own

  November 09, 2018 23:00 IST

  Australia has a record 13 successive wins against Wales

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  3 cheetah cubs make public debut at German zoo

  November 09, 2018 23:00 IST

  Three cheetah cubs have made their public debut at the German city of Muenster's zoo, just over a month after they were born

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  Trump on new acting AG: "I don't know Matt Whitaker"

  November 09, 2018 22:45 IST

  President Donald Trump is moving to distance himself from Matthew Whitaker, his choice for acting attorney general

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  UK minister resigns over Brexit and backs another referendum

  November 09, 2018 22:45 IST

  Britain's transport minister has stepped down to protest Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plan and is calling for a second referendum on whether to leave the European Union

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  Next US astronaut on Russian rocket confident after mishaps

  November 09, 2018 22:45 IST

  Next US astronaut to ride on a Russian rocket is expressing confidence despite back-to-back mishaps

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  Markets Right Now: Oil slides again, sinking energy stocks

  November 09, 2018 22:45 IST

  Stocks are falling as energy companies are dragged lower by the continuing plunge in crude oil prices

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  Mental illness and gun laws: What you may not know about the complexities

  November 09, 2018 22:45 IST

  (The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Arash Javanbakht, Wayne State University(THE CONVERSATION) Every time the country is shaken by a tragic mass shooting and the loss of innocent lives, the same debates are repeated. Besides sending thoughts and prayers for the victims, a common theme – especially when the shooter is not a Muslim – is discussing warning signs of mental illness, and its role in the actions of the

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  German police seize over a ton of cocaine, arrest 8 people

  November 09, 2018 22:15 IST

  Police in the German city of Hamburg say they have seized over a ton of cocaine and arrested eight suspects following a several-month investigation

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  Lawsuit seeks $20 million over death of Missouri jail inmate

  November 09, 2018 22:15 IST

  A lawsuit says a Missouri sheriff used his knee to press on the neck of an inmate who later died, and when urged repeatedly to stop, responded: "No, I'm good."

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  Garcia's lead in Sun City cut to 1 by Oosthuizen

  November 09, 2018 22:00 IST

  Garcia's lead cut to 1 in Sun City with Oosthuizen charging

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  Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg out of hospital after fall

  November 09, 2018 22:00 IST

  The Supreme Court says 85-year-old Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is home after being released from the hospital after a fall which left her with three fractured ribs

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  More crossing US-Mexico border come from far-flung lands

  November 09, 2018 22:00 IST

  One man's journey to the United States from his home in the poor West African nation of Mauritania was a dangerous and arduous one

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  Albania bans 52 Greeks from entering country again

  November 09, 2018 21:45 IST

  Albania's Interior Ministry says 52 Greeks have been banned from entering the country again for what it says were anti-Albanian activities at a funeral

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  The Latest: Northern California blaze quadruples in size

  November 09, 2018 21:45 IST

  A California fire official says a blaze in Northern California nearly quadrupled in size overnight

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  Pietro Fittipaldi confirmed as test driver for F1 team Haas

  November 09, 2018 21:30 IST

  Pietro Fittipaldi will be the test driver for Formula One team Haas starting at the season-ending grand prix in Abu Dhabi this month

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  Best hopes Schmidt recommits to Irish rugby

  November 09, 2018 21:30 IST

  Joe Schmidt promises to give a decision on his future as Ireland coach by the end of the month

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  Kenya launches internal police probe to help reform force

  November 09, 2018 21:30 IST

  Kenya's internal security minister has launched a police internal affairs unit to investigate allegations of abuses in the force including corruption and accusations that officers kill suspects among other alleged human rights abuses

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  Walmart to offload 570 office workers onto outside company

  November 09, 2018 21:15 IST

  Walmart Inc. is transferring 570 finance and accounting employees at its Arkansas headquarters to an outside company that will help manage part of the retailer's financial operations

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  The Latest: Wildfire triggers evacuation order for Malibu

  November 09, 2018 21:15 IST

  A raging Southern California wildfire has triggered a mandatory evacuation order for the entire city of Malibu

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  Officials have ordered the evacuation of the California beachside community of Malibu as a wildfire approaches it

  November 09, 2018 21:15 IST

  Officials have ordered the evacuation of the California beachside community of Malibu as a wildfire approaches it

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  The sinking of the Lusitania: how the British won American hearts and minds

  November 09, 2018 21:00 IST

  (The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) John Maxwell Hamilton, Louisiana State University and Elisabeth Fondren, Louisiana State University (THE CONVERSATION) It was the sinking of a British boat by a German torpedo that began to push the United States toward entering World War I. For many Americans the attack on the ocean liner Lusitania in May 1915 and the subsequent death of an estimated 1,198 people including 128

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  Spain's foreign minister urges sanctions on Nicaragua's govt

  November 09, 2018 21:00 IST

  Spanish Foreign Minister Josep Borrell is calling for international sanctions on Nicaragua's government

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  3 car bombs explode in front of hotel in Somalia's capital

  November 09, 2018 20:45 IST

  A Somali police officer says three car bombs exploded outside a hotel in the Somali capital

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  The Latest: Trump signs proclamation limiting migrant asylum

  November 09, 2018 20:15 IST

  President Donald Trump has signed a proclamation to deny asylum to migrants who enter the United States illegally through the U.S.-Mexico border

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  Dutch to prosecute doctor who euthanized woman with dementia

  November 09, 2018 20:15 IST

  Dutch prosecutors say they will prosecute a nursing home doctor for euthanizing an elderly woman with dementia, the first time a doctor has been charged since the Netherlands legalized euthanasia in 2002