Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has delivered a forceful public response to former President Barack Obama after the former American leader accused Israel of taking Palestinian land and questioned the country's moral standing in the Middle East. The extraordinary exchange has reignited a longstanding feud between the two leaders, exposing deep disagreements over Israel's history,... Continue Reading →
France Erupts in Violent Chaos Amid ‘Protests’
France descended into another day of violent unrest Saturday as masked rioters clashed with police, vehicles went up in flames and hundreds of demonstrators were arrested during massive protests that have become a growing crisis for President Emmanuel Macron. What began as student demonstrations over deteriorating schools and rising education costs has exploded into a... Continue Reading →
Pastor Killed in Freak Accident at Christian Festival
A beloved pastor and father was killed in a horrifying accident at one of Britain's largest Christian festivals when a massive wooden arch collapsed onto a group of visitors, leaving six others injured. Now, nearly seven weeks after the tragedy, an official inquest has revealed new details about how 41-year-old Robert Guanco lost his life... Continue Reading →
Amelia Earhart Researchers Arrive at Carnivorous Island
Nearly 90 years after Amelia Earhart vanished over the Pacific Ocean, a team of researchers has reached a remote, uninhabited island where they believe the legendary aviator's missing airplane could be buried beneath a shallow lagoon. The expedition arrived at Nikumaroro, a tiny island surrounded by miles of open ocean, on Monday, October 12, bringing... Continue Reading →
Dozens Dead After Military Plane Crashes Near Naval Base
A Nigerian military aircraft carrying 32 people crashed in the country’s southwest Monday, killing everyone on board in one of Nigeria’s deadliest military aviation disasters in recent years. The Nigerian Air Force ATR-42 went down near Igbokoda in Ondo State while flying from Benin City to Lagos on what officials described as a routine mission.... Continue Reading →
Father and Son Killed After Gunman Opens Fire on Hunting Party
A father and son were killed and another man was seriously wounded after a gunman allegedly opened fire on a group of hunters preparing to head into the woods in Norway on Sunday morning. The deadly shooting unfolded shortly before 7:30 a.m. near Halden, a city in southeastern Norway close to the Swedish border, according... Continue Reading →
‘Heroic’ Plumber Helps Save Hijacked Jet
Just days ago, Yaniv Hayoun was an everyday plumber. Now, after helping save an Israel-bound passenger jet from catastrophe, the unlikely hero is suddenly being treated like one of Israel’s newest heartthrobs. Hayoun became a household name following the terrifying emergency aboard flydubai Flight FZ1073, which was traveling from Dubai to Tel Aviv on Sept.... Continue Reading →
Scientists Actually Discover Noah’s Ark?
A mysterious boat-shaped formation in the mountains of eastern Turkey is once again fueling speculation about one of the Bible’s greatest mysteries — but despite explosive claims circulating online, scientists have not confirmed that Noah’s Ark has been found. What is confirmed is that researchers have now begun a major new investigation of the Durupınar... Continue Reading →
Farmer ‘Foils’ Terror Plot Near U.S. Bomber Base
A late-night drive home through a tiny English village may have helped uncover a suspected terror plot targeting an airbase used by American bombers. Five men were arrested near RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire early Sunday after a local resident spotted three suspicious white vans and a group of masked men near the sprawling military installation.... Continue Reading →
Tourists Missing After Terrifying Explosion Levels Building in Athens
A massive explosion ripped through a building in the heart of Athens on Friday morning, sending debris into the street and leaving rescue crews searching the ruins for residents and tourists who may have been inside. The blast struck around 7:30 a.m. on Lysikratous Street in Plaka, a historic neighborhood near the Acropolis and the... Continue Reading →
