
SOCIETY
Charleston shooter left racist manifesto
Authorities South Carolina say that the man who shot dead nine African-Americans in a black church left a racist manifesto on his website.

Authorities South Carolina say that the man who shot dead nine African-Americans in a black church left a racist manifesto on his website.

A postcard with a signed drawing by Picasso has sold for a record breaking price of $188,000.

A German citizen complies literally with a court order to give his ex-wife half of his assets following their divorce by cutting in half some of his properties.

Dozens of the ISIL terrorists have reportedly been killed in clashes in the Libyan city of Derna.

Israeli troops shoot Palestinian a teenager in the West Bank village of Bireh.

2016 Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton has condemned “institutional racism” in the United States.

Afghan Interior Ministry reports the killing of 24 Taliban militants across the country in a series of operations by security forces.

Israel's former minister, Shaul Mofaz, is not arrested in London despite earlier speculations.

The world is not paving the way for a nuclear war, says Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The 2015 Shangahi International Film Festival awards ‘13’ by Iranian filmmaker Houman Seyyedi.

Obama says a recent mass shooting at a black church in South Carolina shows that the "blight" of racism still exists in America.

Unemployment rates rose in 25 US states last month, the US Labor Department said Friday.

Mali's Tuareg-led rebels sign landmark peace deal in Bamako.

A bus accident claims the lives of at least 16 passengers in northern India.

At least 15 people are killed during overnight clashes between Somali security forces and al-Shabab militants.

Saudi Arabia warns its citizens not to share possibly ‘faked’ documents.

Iran slams the United States for adopting a double-standard approach in dealing with terror threats in the world.

Turkey raps the Belgian prime minister for recognizing the 1915 Armenian killings as "genocide."