Reports say Charlize Theron and Sean Penn recently broke up.
Heavy weather conditions took their toll on Georgian capital, Tbilisi, causing a devastating flood which killed more than 12 people so far. The inhabitants of the city also witnessed things that could only be seen in the movies like wild animals roaming the streets of the capital.
Donald Trump announced that he will be running for presidency at Trump Tower in New York City. "Our country needs a truly great leader, and we need a truly great leader now. Ladies and gentlemen, I am officially running for President of the United States and we are going to make our country great again," he said, according to the New York Daily News.
According to a study published in the journal Cognition, our closest ancestors do not only share the big portion of our DNA with us, but they are also capable of metacognitive monitoring, a mechanism that defines the intelligent decision-making process, reported by Scienceblog.
Toronto will soon be hosting an event that is very first of its kind; an orgy for disabled people, according to the Toronto Sun. The organizer, 35-year-old, Stella Palikarova describes the event as historic, saying “The Berlin wall of sex for people with disabilities is coming down,” according to the Sun.
Chinese authorities have started using drones to prevent cheating in college entrance exams.
According to a new study carried out by Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Conn., if you share a bathroom with other people, it is highly likely that your toothbrush is contaminated with some other person's fecal matter, not even your own.
A Korean university won a contest held by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to create a robot that could act effectively as a first responder during disasters.
It appears as though the controversial World Cups that were awarded to Russia and Qatar could possibly be taken away as a corruption investigation into FIFA continues to grow.
Turks began voting in an historic poll that may very well determine the future of the country, as the ruling AKP party seeks a parliamentary majority that would allow it to rewrite the constitution and create a presidential system with the dictatorial Recep Tayyip Erdogan at its head.
Bombs exploded at an opposition party's political rally in Turkey, just two days before national parliamentary elections that could determine the country's future.
In another symbol of how broken the government of Pakistan is, most of those arrested for the gruesome attack on the teenage activist Malala Yousafzai, have been set free.
Taiwan has reinforced its claims in the contested South China Sea with the commissioning of additional coast guard vessels.
Egypt postponed the decision on a death sentence for Muhamed Morsi, the country's first democratically elected president, as the government arrested two other leaders of Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood.
A ship carrying around 450 people on China's Yangtze River set off frantic rescue efforts.
