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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange arrested in London

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been arrested at the Ecuadorian embassy in London on Thursday.

2 dogs dead after woman left pets in hot car outside casino

The third dog found severely dehydrated in the car was recovering at an animal shelter.

Newborn found inside garbage bag in car outside hospital, parents arrested

The baby's mother said though she was informed about her pregnancy in October, she refused to accept the diagnosis as a doctor had earlier told her she couldn't get pregnant.

McDonald's employee killed elderly customer with Virgin Mary statue, tin of mangoes

After killing the customer in 2005, the employee moved to South Australia and her identity remained a mystery for almost 11 years.

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Apple devices to have mini LED screen technology in future

Analyst Ming Chi Kuo said that Apple's device releases in the next three years will use a new mini LED screen technology.

77-year-old killed by daughter, granddaughter who hid body for almost 2 years

While both the women were charged with first-degree murder, the mother was additionally accused of "facilitation of first-degree murder."

Woman electrocuted to death as charging phone fell into bathtub

The woman was found dead in the bathtub "holding her mobile phone plugged into the socket" in one hand "and in the other, she had a bath plug."

Trump 'purges' homeland security as another DHS official resigns

Trump aims to make the Department of Homeland Security more compliant to his will.

Florida man arrested for stealing from K-Mart after buying $8 million Key West island

After purchasing a multi-million dollar private island, a Florida man was arrested for stealing $300 worth of goods from K-Mart.

Cannibal teenager tortured, killed 5-year-old brother, ate his penis

The teen confessed to suffocating her five-year-old brother with a pillow, adding that she had "cut off her brother's genital organs and eaten it."

Missing Japanese F-35 a major US security threat if Russia, China find it first

A race is on to find the wreckage of an F-35A that crashed into the Pacific Ocean off Japan.

Alphabet's Wing begins commercial drone deliveries

The recent Alphabet X graduate takes flight.

Ohio teacher allegedly had sex with teen student in high school classroom

Jason J. Sybert was accused of having sexual intercourse with a female student at least twice in a classroom at Bowsher, between April 1 and May 30, 2018.

How a 'hard' Brexit would harm US banks, carmakers and drug companies

The U.K. is the number one destination for U.S. goods and services within the EU and the second-biggest recipient of American investment.

UK may regulate social media to limit harmful content

Tech firms are being warned by the British government to better police their sites or face legal penalties.

Amazon's ad-revenue growth comes at the expense of Google

Marketers and ad agencies are shifting search ad budgets from Google to Amazon.

Russia to release 100 orcas, belugas kept in 'whale prison'

"An official decision has been taken to release all the animals into the wild," Oleg Kozhemyako, the governor of Russia's Primorsky Region, said.

Nike is building a massive digital advantage

The athleticwear giant is separating itself from the competition with its focus on customers' digital experience.

US-China trade deal could happen in four weeks, says Trump

It may take another four weeks to decide whether a trade deal between the United States and China would be happening, stated President Donald Trump.

Amazon to launch 3,236 satellites for high-speed global internet

Amazon has joined the internet space race and will deploy 3,236 satellites for sigh-speed global internet access.

Lorries are backed up on the M20 motorway

UK economy took a 3% hit from Brexit uncertainty: S&P Global Ratings

Senior economist Boris Glass said the U.K. economy has foregone economic activity of £6.6 billion in each of the 10 quarters since the 2016 referendum.

Over 500 million Facebook records exposed on Amazon Cloud servers

In the latest in what has been a series of headaches for Facebook, 540 million records have been exposed on Amazon's cloud servers.

New carbon dioxide removal tech could help fight climate change affordably

Carbon Engineering, a British Colombia company, may have developed CO2 removal technology to fight back against climate change.

Instagram shopping could soon be a $10 billion business

E-commerce and ads will create a virtuous cycle.

Brexit will reshape consumer shopping behaviour in UK: ING

Post-Brexit changes in import arrangements will make some grocery items expensive at local stores and make some disappear from shelves, an ING analyst has said.

A paralysing children's disease could grow more common, US doctors warn

A rare and potentially paralyzing disease affecting children may become more common according to U.S. doctors.

British Airways looks to the US for profitable growth

British Airways already flies from London to more than two dozen destinations in the United States, but it's still finding plenty of new growth opportunities here.

Saudi Aramco is world's most profitable company

Saudi Aramco aims to be valued as a $2 trillion company, and some investors say that's simply too much.

El Chapo's wife launches fashion line using drug lord's name

The U.S.-born wife of convicted drug boss, El Chapo Guzman, plans to market a fashion line under the label El Chapo.

Reiwa, Japan's new imperial era name, taken from 'Manyoshu' poetry anthology

The name Reiwa, meaning peace, harmony and fortune, comes from the country's oldest anthology of poems, Manyoshu, about the plum petals blooming after winter.