American, 2 more accused of powerjacking Venezuela
An American, a Colombian and a Spanish citizen has been accused by the Nicolas Maduro government of carrying out alleged "attacks" on the country's electricity grid in March.
S. Korea, Russia to hold talks coinciding with Kim-Putin summit
South Korea announced on Wednesday that it would hold high-level security consultations with Russia on the same day when North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is scheduled to hold a summit with Russian Pres
Israel to name Golan town after Trump
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he intends to name a new settlement in the Golan Heights after US President Donald Trump to honour his recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the strate
Bomb threat mars provincial voting in Canada
Voting at a polling station in Prince Edward Island province of Canada was suspended Tuesday afternoon due to a bomb threat, according to CTV.
Duterte threatens 'war' against Canada over trash
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has threatened to "go to war" with Canada if the latter fails to remove tonnes of garbage from the country that was shipped here by a Canada-based company in 2013
Hong Kong pro-democracy activists sentenced to jail
Four Hong Kong activists were sentenced to jail on Wednesday for their role in pro-democracy demonstrations.
Japanese woman nabbed in Australia for smuggling 19 lizards
A Japanese woman appeared in court on Wednesday after being detained at the Melbourne International Airport for attempting to smuggle 19 lizards out of the country, officials said.
Japanese lawmakers visit Yasukuni Shrine
A cross-party group of about 70 Japanese lawmakers visited the Yasukuni Shrine here on Tuesday during its annual spring festival.
Colombia landslide toll increases to 28
The death toll from a landslide in Colombia triggered by heavy rains has increased to 28, officials said.
White House hosts Easter Egg Roll for 141st year
White House Easter Egg Roll was held on the South Lawn on Monday as the annual tradition entered its 141st year.
Six die in Texas plane crash
At least six people were died when a twin-engine plane crashed in Texas on Monday.
Democratic leadership prevails, putting off Trump impeachment (News Analysis)
A split Democratic Party has put off impeaching President Donald Trump, with the centrist wing led by Speaker Nancy Pelosi prevailing over the left at a teleconference of members of the House of Repre
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