The world-famous astronaut recuperated at a hospital in New Zealand after falling ill during a recent trip to South Pole. He left for his country last week.
Chinese authorities upgrade smog alert from yellow to orange as several parts of the country, including Bejing, continue to witness dense pollution.
Students of many secondary schools across Italy voted for 'Mein Kamph' as one of their favorites in the survey though authorities said the book was not eligible for voting as only Italian writers were preferred.
Utah Jazz's head coach Quin Snyder's calling for three timeouts in the dying moments of the game that the former were trailing by far made it look funny for Green and Durant
The International Union for Conservation of Nature has said in a report that the number of giraffes on earth has got reduced by 40 percent in last three decades.
Kirk Douglas, one of the U.S.A.'s famous actors of the 20th century turned 100 on December 9. The oocasion was celebrated by the Douglas family and friends at Beverly Hills Hotel in LA.
The latest images beamed by the spacecraft have shown scenes from a high altitude of the ringed planet located far off from Earth
A unique situation over Bosh's injury might see the Heat not wanting his return to the arena.
The Timberwolves have won just 6 out of 21 games under new coach Tom Thibodeau and that doesn't speak well.
While Mavericks are rumored to trade giant Bogut, the Pacers might part ways with the aging Ellis for building the future.
Twenty-year-old point guard D'Angelo Russell had been sidelined with a knee injury for a number of weeks and the Lakers' record had taken a toll.
Jackson, 71, said in a show that he took marijuana during his playing days in the 1960s to deal with the effects of back operation
The power guard continued with his prime form this NBA season and his streak was the longest since Michael Jordan's seven straight in 1989.
John Key had given his country a great service in the last 8 years but couldn't ignore family reasons to stay in office; his children were suffering because of "extraordinary levels of intrusion", it was said.
The Japanese premier's move was seen as a reconciliatory one to strengthen the ties between Washington and Tokyo.
