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REVEALED: Cryptic tweets from Michael Avenatti prove how Trump's bribery problems just got a lot worse

In a cryptic tweet Sunday tweet, Stormy Daniels attorney Michael Avenatti posted photos of men arriving at Trump Tower with President Donald Trump's "fixer" Michael Cohen.

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Trump apologist threatens European counties over Iran deal: ‘You should be joining us in this crusade’

Former Lt. Governor of South Carolina and unofficial apologist for President Donald Trump Andre Bauer called the U.S. violation of the Iran nuclear deal part of a "crusade" and encouraged other countries to get on board.

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Israelis march as Palestinians prepare protests ahead of US embassy move

Israelis basked in national pride and prepared for a Jerusalem march expected to draw tens of thousands Sunday, a day ahead of the controversial US embassy move to the disputed city.

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Frank Sinatra, five parts of a remarkable life

Crooner, charmer and fighter: Frank Sinatra died 20 years ago, leaving an indelible mark on the world.

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Trump just rolled back more Obama regulations - now he's making transgender inmates less safe

The Trump administration has just rolled back regulations, mostly from the Obama era, designed to make transgender prisoners more safe. Going forward the Bureau of Prisons will not use an inmate's gender identity, but their biological sex in determining which cell blocks they will be housed in, and which bathrooms transgender inmates can use.

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Russian companies to reap benefits after US withdrawal from Iran nuclear agreement

While Russia has condemned Washington for its withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal, Moscow remains less exposed to the economic consequences of US sanctions than Europe and its companies could even benefit from the move.

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Time travelers invited to Stephen Hawking send-off

Stephen Hawking’s family have invited time travelers to his memorial service, seeking to tackle one of the curiosities that eluded the British physicist during his extraordinary life.

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US fighter jets intercept Russian bombers in international airspace off Alaska

Two U.S. fighter jets intercepted two Russian bombers in international airspace off the coast of Alaska on Friday.

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In an interplanetary first, NASA to fly a helicopter on Mars

NASA said on Friday it will send a small helicopter to Mars as part of the U.S. space agency’s 2020 mission to place a next-generation rover on the Martian surface, marking the first time such an aircraft will be used on another world.

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Trump, Kim summit in Singapore presents logistical challenges for North Korea

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s trip to Singapore for talks with U.S. President Donald Trump poses logistical challenges that are likely to include using Soviet-era aircraft to carry him and his limousine, as well as dozens of security and other support staff.   

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Despite hurricanes and Trump, Cuba retains charm for foreign tourism firms

New U.S. travel restrictions and a destructive hurricane season last year sucked some air from Cuba’s tourism boom but foreign businesses from Spain’s Melia Hotels  to China’s Jin Jiang are pursuing new investments in what remains a promising frontier.

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Inaction in US and Ukraine keeping Paul Manafort cases in limbo: prosecutor

Legal red tape in Ukraine and a lack of help from the United States have left Ukraine’s investigations of former Donald Trump campaign chief Paul Manafort in legal limbo, senior prosecutor Serhii Horbatiuk told Reuters on Friday.

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Europe moves to safeguard interests in Iran after US pullout

Europe’s largest economies lobbied to protect their companies’ investments in Iran on Friday, seeking to keep the nuclear deal with Tehran alive after Washington pulled out and threatened to impose sanctions on European companies.

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