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Pendants and brooches packed with artificial intelligence abounded at the Consumer Electronics show, using cameras and microphones to watch and listen through the day like a vigilant personal assistant.

American guitarist and songwriter Bob Weir, a founding member of the revolutionary, psychedelic jam band Grateful Dead, has died aged 78, his family announced Saturday.

Over two-thirds of students choose not to live at university, latest figures suggest - but is it worth it?

The number of mothers deciding to have a baby solo is increasing rapidly - Lucy explains why she chose this route.

The number of mothers deciding to have a baby solo is increasing rapidly - Lucy explains why she chose this route.

Thirteen local authorities received a "red rating" on the Department for Transport mapping tool for England.

Myanmar's junta opened polls on Sunday in the second phase of elections, continuing a vote democracy watchdogs say is letting the military prolong its rule in a civilian guise.

Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday will begin a state visit to China, the first in eight years for a Canadian leader, with aims to talk trade and rebuild ties after years of diplomatic tensions.

Here are the nominees in key categories for the 83rd Golden Globe Awards, which will be handed out on Sunday.

The courageous man who disarmed one of the alleged gunmen in Sydney has had his health take a turn for the worse, suffering from "severe pain" while in the US as he seeks specialist treatment for gunshot wounds sustained in the December terror attack.

The protests continue to increase as President Trump recommits to the people in Iran. The post “Nothing Can Save the Mullahs’ Regime” – Because President Trump and the Free World Have Come to the Aid of the Iranian People appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

China has pulled off a daring underground feat, using a multimillion-dollar tunnel boring machine (TBM) to recover its stranded twin beneath the country’s largest river. The rendezvous between the TBMs was achieved with just 2mm (0.078 inch) of vertical error and no horizontal deviation under the Yangtze’s riverbed, setting a benchmark for precision in deep underground engineering, according to state media on Wednesday. The feat saved a megaproject that might otherwise have been scrapped. In...