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A total lunar eclipse -- the longest of the century -- is now starting to become visible for much of the Eastern Hemisphere.

Kuwaiti social media personality Sondos Alqattan has been dropped by several global cosmetics brands after she uploaded a video slamming new labor laws in the country entitling Filipino domestic workers to a weekly day off.

"We just need to get somebody out here."

A ship carrying 40 migrants, including two pregnant women, has been stranded for two weeks in the Mediterranean, after four countries refused it permission to dock.

President Donald Trump on Friday denied his former personal attorney Michael Cohen's claim that he knew in advance about a highly controversial 2016 Trump Tower meeting, the latest public breach in the fraying relationship between the President and his former confidant.

President Donald Trump on Friday seized on a strong GDP growth rate for the second quarter of the year to tout the economic gains made during his presidency and argued the US is experiencing an economic boom.

President Donald Trump thinks he's overdue some credit for steering the strongest economy on the planet -- and he's probably right.

Roseanne Barr appeared on Sean Hannity's show to talk about the fallout from her tweet about former Barack Obama aide Valerie Jarrett.

Vanuatu has imposed a state of emergency and evacuated thousands of residents after a volcano on Ambae island erupted, blanketing much of the surrounding area in thick ash.

It's one of the four points listed in the joint statement US President Donald Trump and North Korea's Kim Jong Un signed on June 12, the day of their historic meeting in Singapore.

CNN's Anderson Cooper says longtime Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg being subpoenaed brings us even closer to President Donald Trump's inner circle.

Allen Weisselberg, a top Trump Organization official and the company's longtime chief financial officer, has been subpoenaed to testify as part of the ongoing criminal investigation into President Donald Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen, The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the investigation.

The mayor of the municipality in Greece where more than 80 people lost their lives to wildfires this week has admitted that mistakes were made in the response to the crisis, telling CNN that no evacuation order was given and that the scale of the fire was "underestimated."

Amid all of the dizzying headlines over the last month of the Trump administration, you'd be forgiven if you missed one common theme in all those bad headlines. President Donald Trump -- Mr. Never Apologize, or back down or admit you're wrong -- has kinda, sorta done all of those things.

India plans to open 18 new embassies across Africa and 'intensify' its engagement in the region, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced in Kampala, Uganda on Wednesday.

Special counsel Robert Mueller has been reviewing President Donald Trump's Twitter feed as part of the former FBI director's probe into obstruction of justice, The New York Times reported Thursday.

Politicians the world over would kill for a name as recognizable as Imran Khan.

Early results in Pakistan's violence-marred election show former cricketer Imran Khan with a clear lead as his rival parties claimed the poll had been "blatantly" rigged.

About a month before Michael Cohen released his recording of a sensitive conversation he had with Donald Trump, the President's longtime attorney and adviser was agonizing over the silent treatment he was getting from his former boss.

An explosive device has been detonated in a public area at the US embassy in Beijing, close to the main compound, an embassy spokesperson told CNN.

Fox News anchor Bret Baier read a statement from Fox News in support of CNN White House reporter Kaitlan Collins after she was banned from a White House event.

Until he was jailed for breaking the strict rules that govern the reporting of British court cases earlier this year, Tommy Robinson was among the most marginal of British political figures, little known outside the far-right circles in which he has moved for the past 10 years or so.

UK summer temperatures are set to hit new highs and deadly heat waves are projected to become a bigger problem because of climate change, according to a report from an official government adviser on Thursday.

American golf star Lexi Thompson has withdrawn from next week's British Open, revealing that the last 18 months have taken a "tremendous toll" on her wellbeing.

An explosive was detonated on the street outside the US Embassy in Beijing, close to the main compound. CNN's Matt Rivers reports.

Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, who staged a stunning election upset earlier this year to return to power aged 92, said he inherited a government lousy with corruption and with few trustworthy officials.

The Nevada Seismological Lab has released timelapse video that shows a microburst storm south of Las Vegas.

Six members of a Japanese doomsday cult held responsible for the deaths of dozens of people have been executed, according to Japan's justice minister.

A fire on the top floor of a block of flats is ongoing in northwest London, the London Fire Brigade said on its verified Twitter account.

The Australian government released an updated "Reef 2050 Plan" stating that global warming is causing coral bleaching.

North Korea is "playing its normal game" in its negotiations about denuclearization with the United States, Sen. Jeff Merkley said Wednesday following a Senate hearing with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.

The follow-up meeting President Donald Trump proposed holding with his Russian counterpart in the fall will no longer happen this year, the White House said on Wednesday.

A lake of liquid water has been detected by radar beneath the southern polar ice cap of Mars, according to a new study by Italian researchers from the Italian Space Agency, published Wednesday in the journal Science.

If you blinked, you might have missed it.

President Donald Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame was destroyed by a man with a pickax early Wednesday morning, according to Los Angeles police officer Ray Brown.

Investigators are looking into whether the poison used on former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia may have been left in multiple receptacles in and around the Salisbury area, sources say.