President Trump gives a speech addressing what he is going to do about the fires in California and the hurricanes happening in the US.
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has warned Britain over Brexit, stating that the country will have to pay. Talking in Luxembourg on 13 October, Juncker said: If you are sitting in a bar, and if you are ordering 28 beers, and then suddenly some of your colleagues are leaving, and theyre not paying, thats not feasible, they have to pay.
Former FIFA World Player of the Year George Weah has taken an early lead in Liberias presidential elections. He is leading in 14 of Liberias voting regions. The partial results account for a third of the vote. He must win over 50% of the vote by October 25 to become President, or the two leading candidates will advance to a run off in November
The US Geological Survey said that the tremor hit at 1.41am (12.41am, Singapore time) with a depth of around 5km. The authorities added that the epicentre of the quake was located north of the Punggye-Ri testing site.
The decision of US and Israel to quit UNESCO is expected to financially destabilize the world body as America's membership fees represents nearly a quarter of UNESCO's annual budget
This will cost the United States government virtually nothing and people will have great, great health care, Trump said.
Continuing his long-running war with the media, US President Donald Trump tweeted on 11 October that some network news channels could have their licenses revoked for broadcasting fake news. But could this really happen?
The White House on Wednesday (October 11) said that Donald Trump was only joking when he suggested that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson had a lower IQ than he did.
What would happen if North Korea really tried to make Trump pay dearly for his threats? Or if the U.S. did attempt to totally destroy North Korea? As the the war of words increase tensions between the two nations IBTimes UK spoke to Dr Nilsson-Wright senior research fellow at Chatham House about what war would like with North Korea.
Never one to downplay his own achievements, US President Donald Trump has regularly boasted of his high intelligence since he started running for office back in 2015. Now, after he challenged Rex Tillerson to an IQ test, we take a look at some of the most outrageous claims Trump has made about how clever he really is.
NFL team owners will consider requiring players to stand for the US national anthem after President Donald Trump on Tuesday stepped up his criticism of silent player protests against racial injustice by targeting the league on taxes.
After eight months of isolation in a geodesic dome on the slopes of Mauna Loa, six Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and Simulation (HI-SEAS) crew members felt the sun and wind on their faces and reunited with friends and family.
The Turkish leader was caught on camera nodding off several times during a press conference with the Ukrainian president.
Thousands of people marched for Spanish unity in Barcelona, Spain, on 8 October. The rally was held one week after a disputed referendum for Catalan independence, after which Catalan President Carles Puigdemont vowed to declare independence within days. The march, which was organized by Societat Civil Catalana (SCC), a group opposed to Catalan independence, took place 24 hours after massive demonstrations calling for dialogue and unity.
Donald Trump said 'only one thing will work' with North Korea which hinted the President's strong stand against Kim Jong-Un and his country.