‘Blame us for 9/11 and face the consequences’ Saudi Arabia issues warning over terror link
SAUDI Arabia has warned the United States of serious consequences if a ruling is made holding it responsible for the 9/11 attacks. The bill, being sponsored by two US senators, would allow victims of 9/11 and other terror attacks to sue foreign governments and financial partners of terrorism. But Saudi foreign minister Adel...
Lewis Hamilton battles back as Rosberg win Chinese Grand Prix
Nico Rosberg took his third straight win of 2016 as Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton fought back to seventh in a hectic Chinese Grand Prix. World champion Hamilton started from the back, suffered a broken front wing on lap one and did five pit stops. The Briton faces the prospect of trying to overhaul a 36-point deficit in the...
Brazil Rousseff: MPs set for knife-edge impeachment vote
Brazil's lower house of Congress is due to hold a crucial vote on whether to impeach President Dilma Rousseff over charges of manipulating government accounts for political gains. Security has been stepped up outside the building in Brasilia to prevent clashes between rival protesters. Ms Rousseff has accused her political...
Steph Curry and President Obama erupt a volcano together in hilarious mentorship video
Barack Obama and Steph Curry teamed up to star in a video to promote a youth mentorship program called My Brother’s Keeper. The two look like they’re best buddies, and it’s a wonderful way to get the word out for the program. Obama helps Curry perfect his resume with brutal honesty. “Incredible dancer? I...
Cruz wins all 14 Wyoming Republican delegates
Painstaking organization and in-person campaigning paid off again for Ted Cruz on Saturday as he nailed down all 14 delegates up for grabs at the Republican Party convention in Wyoming. The result leaves Donald Trump facing yet another loss in a string of defeats in Western states. Saturday's sweep for Cruz follows his...
Minister attacks Brussels bureaucrats desperate to to ‘create country called Europe’
THE European Union is a political project to create a “country called Europe”, according to a top minister. Northern Ireland Secretary Theresa Villiers launched the scathing attack during a Vote Leave campaign event in Glasgow yesterday. The former Tory MEP branded Brussels as “unreformable” and the UK...
Top Tory in new sex scandal after ‘showing porn star ex-lover top-secret Cabinet papers’
THE Culture Secretary had a two-year relationship with a former Page 3 girl and "porn star" at the same time he was seeing a dominatrix, it was sensationally claimed last night. Stephanie Hudson alleged that John Whittingdale, who is under intense pressure to quit, bragged about his work schedule and showed off...
Stars in Instagram: Most Discussed photos
We offer you to relax and take a look at 18 pictures of Russian stars, which were published in...
Foreign aid farce! Britain gives BILLIONS to African countries planning space missions
THE Government has been slammed for giving billions to African countries which plan to have astronauts in space by 2030. Figures released last week show that Nigeria received £1 billion of foreign aid intended to combat starvation and poverty from the UK since 2010. But the West African country has already sent a...
Japan earthquake: Thousands spend night in cold and wet
Tens of thousands of people have spent a cold and wet night in temporary shelters following two powerful earthquakes that struck the south-west Japanese island of Kyushu. More than 240,000 people were urged to evacuate the area amid fears heavy rain could bring landslides and further damage, local media reported. There is...
The daughter Anastasia Zavorotnyuk showed her boyfriend
The daughter of the popular actress Anastasia Zavorotnyuk, Anna, who has relationship with the young man, but to this day she did not show her boyfriend. In the end, the secret is out. Her lover is 22-year-old Mansur — son of Latvian millionaire of Chechen origin Bislan Abdulmuslimov....
Russian Photographer’s Experiment Destroys the Illusion of Privacy
Russian photographer and art student Egor Tsvetkov used his own photos and a facial recognition app to destroy any illusion of privacy we might have with his latest project “Your Face is Big Data.” The aptly named project was simple. First, he took photos of about 100 strangers on the subway. “The people did...