WASHINGTON (Reuters) - US President Donald Trump denied being a racist after a controversy sparked by comments attributed to him using the word "scum" to describe African countries. Trump reportedly

The sky was completely darkened over the United States of America on August 21 this year because of the total eclipse of the sun, the largest since the discovery of America in 1776. The event was described

The discovery of an astral system similar to our solar system consists of eight planets Astronomers have discovered 3500 planets outside our solar system, some very strange and the other very much like

Five effects of the US withdrawal from the Paris Convention on Climate Change As a candidate for the presidential election, US President Donald Trump pledged to withdraw from the Paris Climate Convention.

The World Health Organization (WHO) said "video game disorders" will be recognized as a disease later this year after experts have agreed on the risks of their addiction. Tariq Jasarevic, a spokesman

Trump won the presidency for his "confusion", did not enjoy the swearing-in ceremony, and was horrified by the White House, according to the new journalist Michael Wolfe's "Fire and Fury

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has said he never doubted President Donald Trump's mental health, after a new book quoting White House officials said Trump acted like a child.

Apple, the US ICT giant, said all iPhones, iPads and Macs are at risk of being hacked due to gaps in their data processors. Since the beginning of this week, technology companies have been racing time

A number of scientists have expressed optimism about finding a possible treatment to help people with incurable brain cancer. Ten patients have so far been hospitalized in Britain for the new treatment,

A Russian military journalist published pictures of destroyed aircraft at al-Humaimim base, which was shelled by opposition gunmen. Roman Sabunkov published photos on social media after reports of al Qaeda

Saudi Arabia has announced a change in the status of oil giant Aramco to become a joint stock company at the beginning of this year. The move comes ahead of a 5% stake in the company in the second half

The United States has almost suspended all its security assistance to Pakistan, claiming that it has failed to deal with terrorist networks operating on its territory. The State Department said aid prevention

karimcap (25) dans protine • avant-hier According to the results, which included a random sample of people, plant foods such as legumes and nuts can be of great benefit to the health of the body, and heart

Mark Zuckerberg, chairman of Facebook, vowed to "fix" the famous social networking site in what he called his personal challenge of 2018. Zuckerberg said in a publication on his Facebook page

Technology companies are fixing flaws that could allow hackers to steal personal data from computer systems. Google's researchers said there were "serious security flaws" in the chips manufactured

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has refused to accuse him of mismanagement by the FA after criticizing the referees. Wenger repeated his criticism of the referees when he described Chelsea's penalty kick

Eyewitnesses and independent observers in Syria have reported at least 25 civilians killed in what is believed to be Russian raids on two areas near the Syrian capital Damascus. Forty others were reported

Last week Iran swept through a wave of protests in which thousands of Iranians took to the streets to protest against government corruption, unemployment and weak economy. Despite the tightening of

Turkish Interior Minister Suleiman Suwailo has been criticized for a statement demanding the breaking of the legs of drug traffickers operating near schools. The Turkish Human Rights League and the opposition

US President Donald Trump has threatened North Korea with a nuclear bomb. Is this button really in hand. Most people know that launching a nuclear bomb is more complicated than pressing a button to change