Monthly Archives: July 2019

Officials described the foreign minister of Iran, Mohammad Javad Zarif, who worked closely with the Obama administration, as part of a “propaganda arm.”

"Congressman Ryan wasn’t protesting and didn’t mean to make any statement last night in Detroit," read an email from the Ohio lawmaker's campaign.

A roadside bomb tore through a bus in western Afghanistan on Wednesday, killing at least 32 people, including children, a provincial official said. No one immediately claimed responsibility, but the Taliban operate in the region and frequently use roadside bombs to target government officials and security forces. The Islamic State group’s affiliate in Afghanistan is also known to have been behind attacks in the area.

A newly discovered crab that lived more than 500 million years has been named after the Millennium Falcon, the starship that Ford’s character, Han Solo, flew during “Star Wars.”

The $499 Moto Z4 and the $349 5G Moto Mod make this the most affordable 5G phone besides last year’s Moto Z3.

Plus, there were “dark psychic forces.” And yelling. Here’s what social media is buzzing about from the second round of debates.

Talks between U.S. and Chinese trade officials seeking ways to end a year long trade war lasted barely half a day before ending on Wednesday with a terse response from China’s Foreign Ministry to U.S. President Donald Trump’s warning not to stall.

German prosecutors said on Wednesday they had filed charges against former Audi Chief Executive Rupert Stadler, who is being investigated for his role in Volkswagen’s emissions test cheating scandal.