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PortlandA peaceful public prayer meeting scheduled in the US city of Portland, Oregon on Saturday afternoon ended with violence against a conservative prayer group. Commentators have called it a "low-level civil war".

WashingtonPresident Trump is going after former FBI director Robert Mueller by exposing his role in helping to cover-up Saudi Arabia’s role in 9/11.

In 6 months alone over 500 knife attacks were recorded in his state. According to Herbert Reul (CDU), North Rhine-Westphalia's (NRW) Minister of the Interior, knives should be banned as far as possible in the German federal state.

RomeItaly's Interior Minister Matteo Salvini said on Wednesday that Tito Boeri, the head of social security and pensions agency INPS, could be axed for repeatedly stressing the positive impact of migrants in Italy.

WashingtonOn the official website of the Pentagon, information on its goals and objectives have been changed, but no official statement has accompanied the changes.

Germany will take over command of NATO's crisis response force in 2019, while its military is facing major shortages of basic military supplies.

Democratic pollster Mark Penn, a former chief strategist for Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign, said on Thursday that the vast majority of Americans support turning illegal aliens over to law enforcement.

Recent European regulation is threatening an Internet presence of many companies. When the EU brought the General Data Protection Agency (GDPR) into effect last month, it practically forced all firms that do business in the region to rewrite their privacy laws.

ParisAmbassador Eric Fournier was replaced at short notice after his positive remarks about Hungary's president Viktor Orban in an internal memo.

Between 2004 and 2016, the European Union lost €180 billion in GDP due to terrorism. Is Europe really serious about its war on terror?