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  Manchin scorched from both sides after Kavanaugh vote

  October 08, 2018 18:30 IST

  Voting for Kavanaugh draws criticism for West Virginia's Joe Manchin from both sides

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  Refugee families split due to stricter screening to enter US

  October 08, 2018 18:30 IST

  "Every night he cries about mom": A long, painful wait for relatives to be cleared as US employs stricter screening of refugees

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  Havertz, Reus drop out of Germany squad with injuries

  October 08, 2018 18:00 IST

  Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Kai Havertz will miss Germany's upcoming UEFA Nations League games in the Netherlands and France

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  Alexander-Arnold plays chess world champ, loses in 17 moves

  October 08, 2018 18:00 IST

  Trent Alexander-Arnold swapped a soccer field for a chess board but lost world champion Magnus Carlsen in only 17 moves

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  After meeting delay, Rosenstein to fly with Trump on AF1

  October 08, 2018 18:00 IST

  Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein will fly with President Donald Trump on Air Force One to a police chiefs' conference in Florida.

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  Payet back with France squad after Fekir's withdrawal

  October 08, 2018 18:00 IST

  Marseille winger Dimitri Payet has been called up by France coach Didier Deschamps for upcoming matches against Iceland and Germany as a replacement for the injured Nabil Fekir

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  Anticipation is high for Lou Berney's novel 'November Road'

  October 08, 2018 18:00 IST

  A new novel set during the time of JFK's assassination is taking a close look at the mob

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  Global stocks weighed down by China economy fears

  October 08, 2018 17:45 IST

  Global stock markets lower after China cuts bank reserve requirement

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  Wounded Syrian soldiers learn to live with war disabilities

  October 08, 2018 17:45 IST

  Syrian soldiers who survived the battlefield now face new reality of learning to live with disability

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  The Latest: Calls for European probe into journalist's death

  October 08, 2018 17:30 IST

  A Bulgarian investigative online site owner has called for an independent international inquiry into the slaying of Bulgarian journalist Viktoria Marinova

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  Turkey summons Saudi ambassador over missing journalist

  October 08, 2018 17:30 IST

  Turkish official: Saudi ambassador summoned to request Riyadh's cooperation in probe over missing journalist

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  The Latest: Pakistan postpones ruling on Christian woman

  October 08, 2018 17:30 IST

  The Latest: Pakistan's Supreme Court postpones ruling on final appeal of Christian woman on death row for blasphemy

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  4 killed, child hurt in Central Texas traffic collision

  October 08, 2018 17:30 IST

  Authorities say four people died and a child was critically injured when a speeding pickup truck hydroplaned on a rainy road near Austin, Texas, and struck an oncoming car

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  Bulgarian police investigate killing of TV journalist

  October 08, 2018 17:15 IST

  Bulgarian police are investigating the rape and slaying of a television reporter and presenter whose body was dumped near the Danube River

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  Chinese athletes visit NKorea in latest sign of thaw in ties

  October 08, 2018 17:15 IST

  A large group of Chinese athletes and sports officials has arrived in North Korea in the latest sign of a thaw in relations between the two countries this year

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  Amazon and other 'superstar' companies could give all American workers a raise

  October 08, 2018 17:00 IST

  (The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Carolin Schellhorn, St. Joseph's University(THE CONVERSATION) The latest employment data, released on Oct. 5, point to a persistent economic puzzle: The unemployment rate is the lowest in nearly half a century yet wages have been very slow to react. In the past, such low unemployment levels have driven up wages. Yet, apart from a relatively recent acceleration, real wages have

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  Could villains clone themselves to take over the world?

  October 08, 2018 17:00 IST

  (The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Hua Lu, University of Maryland, Baltimore County and Jessica Allison, University of Maryland, Baltimore County(THE CONVERSATION) If asked about clones, most people think of evil sci-fi characters. However, in real life, the word “clone” often has broader, far more positive applications. Just as office workers replicate documents by using copy machines, scientists like us who study

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  Thai police seek shooters who killed tourist in crossfire

  October 08, 2018 16:30 IST

  Police in Thailand are searching for suspected teenage gang members involved in a shooting that killed a nearby Indian tourist and injured four others outside a Bangkok shopping arcade

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  Royalty, fans turn out for Caballe's funeral in Barcelona

  October 08, 2018 16:30 IST

  Royalty, political leaders and fans are attending the funeral in Barcelona of Spanish opera singer Montserrat Caballe

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  Spain: Doctor found to have abducted newborn 50 years ago

  October 08, 2018 16:15 IST

  A Spanish court has ruled that a doctor stole a newborn child nearly five decades ago, one of many abducted during Spain's 20th-century dictatorship, but cleared him because the statute of limitations had expired

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  Kremlin is working on plans to host Kim Jong Un in Russia

  October 08, 2018 16:15 IST

  The Kremlin says it is working to host North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Moscow

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  China avoids questions about chip hack report

  October 08, 2018 16:15 IST

  Chinese foreign ministry sidesteps questions over chip hack report

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  Life after Wenger looking rosy for Arsenal with Emery

  October 08, 2018 16:00 IST

  So much for life after Arsene Wenger being fraught and a worrying leap into the unknown for Arsenal

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  The Latest: Nordhaus credited for research on carbon taxes

  October 08, 2018 16:00 IST

  In awarding the Nobel prize in economies, the Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences cited William Nordhaus for showing that "the most efficient remedy for problems caused by greenhouse gases is a global scheme of universally imposed carbon taxes."

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  Bangladesh's ex-PM transferred from prison to hospital

  October 08, 2018 15:45 IST

  Bangladesh ex-Prime Minister Khaleda Zia is transferred from prison to a hospital amid concerns over her deteriorating health condition

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  CORRECTS: The Nobel Economics Prize awarded to William Nordhaus and Paul Romer for work on climate change and innovation

  October 08, 2018 15:45 IST

  CORRECTS: The Nobel Economics Prize awarded to William Nordhaus and Paul Romer for work on climate change and innovation

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  Roads where limo crash killed 20 are a menace, store says

  October 08, 2018 15:45 IST

  The manager of a store where a limo crash killed 20 people says the intersection where it occurred has long been dangerous

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  US Marines leader in Australia replaced over alcohol charge

  October 08, 2018 15:00 IST

  The U.S. Marine Corps says the commander of more than 1,500 Marines in northern Australia was relieved of his duties after police caught him driving under the influence of alcohol