Turki Al-Asheikh, chairman of the General Sports Authority, announced stadiums in Riyadh, Dammam and Jeddah will be ready to receive families starting in 2018.
Rose McGowan said a representative for Harvey Weinstein offered to pay her off if she signed a non-disclosure agreement.
A 14-year-old Russian model died after working a gruelling 12-hour fashion show in Shanghai, China. The girl suffered chronic meningitis 'compounded by severe exhaustion'.
Kim Jong-un was photographed at the production plant in Pyongyang alongside wife Ri Sol-ju who encouraged North Korean women to be 'more beautiful', the state's news agency said.
AJ Burgess is in desperate need of a kidney transplant, and his family said today that ''his spirit is strong but his body is weakening.''
A woman cyclist was pictured flipping the bird at the POTUS as she was overtaken by the billionaire as he left the Trump National Golf Club in Virginia on Saturday (28 October).
The Russian Mi-8 civilian helicopter crashed into the sea after disappearing from radars on Thursday. Norwegian rescuers say a wreckage has been found on the ocean floor.
"We have built, are building and will continue to build missiles," he told the Iranian parliament.
Idaho mother Noel Bankhead drove a Land Rover off cliff killing three children aged between eight and 13-years-old.
The Taiwanese leader will make stopovers in Honolulu and Guam, before visiting Pacific states to strengthen diplomatic ties.
Ramli Abdul Majid's body was brought down from a height of 4,300 metres.
North Korea accuses "sinister and crafty Japanese reactionaries" of "smear campaign" and resorting to "trite tricks".
Former president Barack Obama has been selected for jury service in Chicago. The 56-year-old will sit in either criminal or civil proceedings.
The nature, subject and target of the charges are sealed under orders of the judge handling the case. Plans are reportedly in place to take into custody any individual named as soon as Monday (30 October), CNN reported.
"When the entire world is struggling to decide who's more insane, Kim Jong Un or you #SignsYoureABadPresident," one Twitter user wrote.
The 18-year-old alleged that she was told she would have to leave the school if she did not comply with a rule requiring students' hair to be black.
The Kremlin-linked "troll farm", Internet Research Agency, bought ads on Facebook and ran popular Twitter accounts to post politically divisive stories and sow discord.
The man was bitten on the foot and was bleeding profusely, but is said to be in a stable condition at a hospital.
Deadly clashes between police and protesters and fears of further bloodshed led Kenya's election commission to indefinitely postpone voting in some opposition strongholds.
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy dismissed the regional government, setting the stage for early elections.
The man subjected his daughter to continued assaults after discovering she was not wearing her traditional Islamic dress while away from the family home.
On the 50th anniversary of the Abortion Act in the UK, women in Ireland are still struggling for the same freedom.
Author alleged that a friend of the Bush family afterwards told her to be "discreet" about the incident.
Russia first spread the now-debunked conspiracy theory that the CIA killed JFK – proving that it takes more than the declassification of documents to undo the spread of fake news.
The regional parliament voted in favour of independence as Madrid is due to vote on a plan by the government to remove Catalonia's autonomous powers.
Councillor Shawn Cleary says the term "marijuana" perpetuates racism and demonises Latin Americans in light of the drug's legislative history.
The Chinese president called for absolute loyalty from senior military figures as he addressed an army gathering after his re-election.
Suleman was believed to be among some 180 prisoners who were released by Turkey to Isis in exchange for Turkish hostages held by the terror group in 2014.
Twitter ripped into the letter saying the author's writing style and overuse of superlatives sounded rather familiar.
Sophia, a machine with human female features created by Hanson Robotics, said she was honoured to become a Saudi citizen.
