North Korea has told the United States for the first time that it is prepared to discuss the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula

Under fire globally for allowing data breach, social media giant Facebook will start alerting the 87 million users, including 562,455 in

Leftist icon Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva spent yesterday as Brazil's first ex-president to be imprisoned for a common crime -- and his cell

Nasa's Parker Solar Probe - humanity's first mission to the Sun - is undergoing final preparations for its launch scheduled for July 31.

Amid allegations of China engaging in massive land grabbing in the Maldives, the Pentagon yesterday said it was a cause of concern for

Donald Trump will again snub the annual White House correspondents' dinner, organizers said Friday, amid sustained attacks by the

Facebook announced Friday it will require political ads on its platform to state who is paying for the message and would verify the

Bangladeshi youth Tanzil Ferdous among 10 others from around the world will be honoured by the US Department of State as outstanding young leaders on May 2.

Some 1.5 billion sensitive online files, from pay stubs to medical scans to patent applications, are visible on the open internet, security

China hit back quickly yesterday against the Trump administration's plans to impose tariffs on $50 billion in Chinese goods,

The woman identified by police as the attacker who wounded three people at YouTube's headquarters in California was a vegan blogger who accused the video-sharing service of discriminating against her, according to her online profile.

A woman who believed she was being suppressed by YouTube, told her family members that she “hated” the company.

The woman identified by police as the attacker who wounded three people at YouTube's headquarters in California is a vegan blogger who accused the video-sharing service of discriminating against her, according to her online profile.

President Donald Trump said yesterday that "our country is being stolen" due to an influx of illegal immigration, blaming Democrats for weak border protection policies.

Donald Trump will meet with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe April 17-18 to discuss the US president's planned summit with North Korea's Kim Jong Un and other matters, the White House said yesterday. Trump and Abe will be at Trump's Mar-a-Lago in Florida where they "will discuss the international campaign to maintain maximum pressure on North Korea," the statement said.

Facebook will likely need "a few years" to fix the problems uncovered by the revelations on the hijacking of private user data, chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said in an interview released yesterday.

US President Donald Trump proposes a White House summit when he called Russian President Vladimir Putin last month, prior to the mass expulsion of Russian diplomats from the US, a top Kremlin aide says.

Seven police were killed yesterday trying to put down a riot at a prison in eastern Mexico, authorities said, the latest outburst of deadly violence in the country's jails. The police were trying to restore order at the La Toma prison in Veracruz state, but "were driven back by inmates who had seized tools from the carpentry workshop" and were using them as weapons, the state government said.

President Donald Trump yesterday said on Twitter that there will not be a deal on legalising the status on young adult immigrants known as Dreamers, declaring that the US-Mexico border is becoming more dangerous.

The UN Security Council on Friday blacklisted 27 ships, 21 companies and a businessman for helping North Korea circumvent