Portland, Oregon, Police Detains People Gathered in Downtown
Portland police Saturday night detained anti-police brutality protesters who had gathered downtown.
Is shock therapy making a comeback against bipolar disorder?
Over the years electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) — commonly known as "shock therapy" — has gotten a bad rap.
Nigeria Convoy Attack Leaves 30 Dead
The death toll from a militant attack on the convoy of the regional governor in northeast Nigeria has risen to 30, security sources said Saturday.
US Surveillance Aircraft Flies over South Korea
A US surveillance aircraft flew over South Korea on Saturday, an aviation tracker said, days after Seoul said North Korea has killed a South Korean official drifting at sea.
Turkey to Shoot UAE Jets If Its Sovereignty Violated: Source
Turkey will not hesitate to shoot down any United Arab Emirates (UAE) aircraft if Turkish sovereignty is violated in the eastern Mediterranean, a source said.
Suspected Accomplice of Paris Knife Attacker Released
A suspected accomplice of a man believed to have attacked and wounded two people with a meat cleaver on Friday in front of a Paris office building has been released.
Hasakah Residents Condemn US Military Presence
Residents of villages in Al-Hasakah countryside staged a protest gathering in the city of Al-Shaddadi, condemning the military presence of US forces.
Pro-Hadi Forces Killed in Attack on Military Parade in Ma’rib
An explosion rocked the city of Ma’rib in northern Yemen after Ansarallah forces targeted a military parade held by pro-Hadi forces with missiles.
Consuming Vitamin D Lowers Risk of Death by COVID-19
People who get enough vitamin D are at a 52 percent lower risk of dying of COVID-19 than people who are deficient for the 'sunshine vitamin,' new research reveals.
Virus Death May Reach 2 Million before Wide Use of Vaccine: WHO
The coronavirus death toll could double to reach the two million mark before a vaccine comes into wide use, WHO says.