Cindy Warmbier, the mother of University of Virginia student Otto Warmbier, who was detained and held in North Korea who died after he returned back to the U.S. in 2017, called the hermit kingdom “a cancer on the earth.”
Shadow Home Secretary Diane Abbott has apologized after a photo circulated showing her drinking on the London Overground, where it is illegal to consume alcohol.
Two Vincent van Gogh paintings that were stolen from the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam in 2002 are back on display after they were retrieved in 2016 and went under a restoration process.
Luxury hotels owned by Brunei’s Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah have deactivated their social media accounts or otherwise made the handles inaccessible in the wake of a fierce backlash to Brunei's new Islamic criminal laws that include punishing gay sex or adultery by stoning.
An art collection belonging to Nirav Modi, a diamond tycoon who was ordered held without bail Wednesday more than a year after Indian authorities alleged he was involved in a $1.8 billion bank fraud, will be auctioned.
Former Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo, who is wanted in his native country in connection with Latin America’s biggest graft scandal, was arrested in California on suspicion of public intoxication and spent the night in jail before being released Monday, authorities said.
Nathalie Loiseau, France’s minister for European Affairs, revealed that she named her cat Brexit because the animal is often indecisive, a report said.
Cody Weddle told David Asman on “Cavuto Live� about his release from detention in Venezuela discusses the chain of events leading up to his release.