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Kobani Siege

Time Running Out For Kobani, Groups Warn of Massacre By Islamic State As Turkey Denies Aid

Islamic State fighters have zeroed in on the besieged Syrian town of Kobani on Saturday, where hundreds of desperate civilians are trapped, defended by the heavily outgunned Kurdish militiamen who have sworn to fight to the death.

Pope Francis

And The Nobel Peace Prize Winner Is…

The Norwegian Nobel Committee will on Friday announce the winner of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize, the world’s most prestigious and often controversial award.

Kim Jong-un

No Sign of Kim Jong-un At Major North Korean Event

For the first time since he came to power in 2011, North Korea’s Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un missed Friday’s founding anniversary of the ruling party, further sparking rumors about his ill health and his grip on power.

Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Protest

Hong Kong Cancels Pro-Democracy Talks, Protesters Vow To Reoccupy Streets

The Hong Kong government on Thursday pulled out of the first round of talks with the leaders of the pro-democracy protests, citing that the activists’ renewed call for street demonstrations is an unacceptable threat.

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang

Premier Li Keqiang’s Germany Visit Focuses On Trade, Innovation

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has met on Friday with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin to boost economic relations between trading giants and to secure partnership for China’s innovative economic transformation program.

Kurdish Protests

Islamic State Takes Over A Third of Kobani Despite Presence of Coalition, Turkey Forces

Islamic State fighters have taken over control of a third of embattled Kobani on Thursday after forcing Kurdish forces to mount a desperate defense of the city despite relentless U.S. airstrikes.was

Kobani Siege

Erdogan Says Kurdish Protests Will Not Prevent Peace Talks

The deadly street protests over Turkey’s refusal to intervene militarily in the Islamic State-besieged town of Kobani will not derail the peace talks between Ankara and the Kurdish rebels, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan vowed Thursday.

Thomas Eric Duncan

Death Of Liberian Thomas Eric Duncan Fuels Ebola Scare In U.S.

The death of Liberian national Thomas Eric Duncan on Wednesday and the hospitalization of a Dallas law enforcement official over suspicion of Ebola infection have amplified the Ebola scare among Americans.

Illegal Votes

Polls Suggest Americans More Interested In Ebola, ISIS News Than Midterm Elections

With barely four weeks to go before the ballots are cast, Americans remain largely disinterested in the 2014 midterm elections, says the survey released by the Pew Research Center Wednesday.

Chinese tourists in Hong Kong

Chinese Tourists Avoiding Hong Kong Street Protests Flock Macau’s Casinos

As electoral protests rage on in the streets of Hong Kong, tourists from all over China have been flocking the world’s biggest gambling hub, Macau, in record number since the week-long holidays that began last week.

NASA's Journey to Mars

Send Your Name to Mars; Start Now

At present, over 150,000 people have already signed their name for Orion's missions.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Erdogan Denies Kobani Support As ISIS Zeroes In On Turkish Border

Turkish President Recip Tayyip Erdogan turns a blind eye Wednesday on the massacre happening just across the Turkish border as Islamic State militants continue their bloody advance against Kurdish militiamen holed up in the Syrian city of Kobani.

China Becomes World's Largest Economy

China Overtakes U.S. As World’s Largest Economy

China has overtaken the United States to become the world’s largest economy as America falls behind for the first time in nearly 150 years, according to recent figures released by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Canada Joins War Against Islamic State

Canada Joins War Against Islamic State Jihadists

Canada’s parliament passed a controversial motion late Tuesday authorizing the deployment of Canadian forces to join the U.S.-led military campaign against the Islamic State insurgents in Syria and Iraq.

North Korea

North Korea Readies For War, Declares 2015 ‘Unification Year’ After West Sea Skirmish With South Korea

A day after a brief skirmish between North and South Korean warships in the western sea border, North Korea declared 2015 the year of unification, signaling a renewed commitment for a full-scale war, Seoul’s defense ministry reported Tuesday.

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