An American woman who says she was sexually abused by candidate chief judge Brett Kavanaugh, comes out. So far it was anonymous accusations, but Sunday Washington Post puts an interview with the woman, Christine Blasey Ford.
A British vacationer who saved two children from drowning from the hotel pool in Menorca was praised for his heroic act. The hotel sent a bottle of wine as a thank you for his actions. But the 32-year-old father of two did not settle for that.
According to Minister Horst Seehofer (Home Affairs), Germany has reached an agreement with Italy on taking back migrants. 'Only the signatures of my Italian colleague and myself are missing,' said the CSU member on Thursday in the German Lower House, the Bundestag.
Apple knows how to keep getting weaker secrets. The Watch is now called Series 4 and three new iPhones were introduced. Exactly as in the past few days appeared everywhere in the media. In addition to the new version of the watch, the iPhone Xs, Xs Max and Xr will soon be on sale in the store.
The summer is not over yet and the new bikini trends are already running on the catwalk. On day five of the New York Fashion Week, a designer from Miami sent his models just wrapped in a few pieces of shiny tape on the catwalk.
A woman has to justify herself in court after she faked a pregnancy and accused her ex of rape. The ex-girlfriend bought a silicone belly through Amazon to reinforce her story.
The Polish government has once again sent judges of the Supreme Court to retirement. Twelve magistrates had reached the recently reduced retirement age and had asked President Andrzej Duda to stay on. Five of them are allowed to stay, seven others are not allowed to do so without giving a reason.
An Australian man spent no less than 14 hours under the bed of his date when her boyfriend suddenly came home from work.
The American president Donald Trump has received a letter from North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in which he proposes a new meeting between the two. And the White House wants it to continue, said spokeswoman Sarah Sanders Monday. We are already looking at a suitable date.
A thirty-year-old policewoman in Dallas was arrested for manslaughter, after she accidentally shot her neighbor. The white agent Amber Guyger paid her deposit and was released almost immediately on Sunday evening, local media reported.
An agent in the American city of Dallas shot a 26-year-old man after a blunder. The police woman apparently had seen the victim's home for her own apartment, reports local media.
A child with symptoms of cholera disease has been admitted to a hospital in France after arriving with a plane from Algeria. The other approximately 150 passengers of the plane, which flew from Oran to Perpignan, were not allowed to leave the aircraft first. But they are still being sent off the plane for research, French internet media reports.
Russian fighters have again carried out air strikes on targets in the Syrian Idlib province. That's what a rebel leader and the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights say, a UK based organization that relies on local sources.
Exotic islands, two ancient factions and a bloody war that has continued. These are the themes that embody Battle for Azeroth, the seventh and newest expansion of World of Warcraft.
About five hundred children who were separated from their parents on the border between Mexico and the US have not yet been reunited with their families. Authorities are meanwhile searching for many parents.
Drivers who work via Chinese taxi apps have broadcast images of unsuspecting passengers live via the internet. A Chinese video site is now taking action against such practices and is forbidding the drivers from making such clips from customers any longer, according to the South China Morning Post newspaper.
Marc Dutroux is willing to answer questions from relatives of his victims. That is in a letter sent by the lawyer of the Belgian child murderer, message broadcaster RTBF.
'Made in North Korea' does not seem to be a direct cause to run to the store, but the Committee for the Promotion of International Trade of the Socialist Resistance naturally thinks otherwise. The communist country seems to export everything.
The North Korean authorities put a Japanese tourist out of the country. The man was arrested on suspicion of criminal offenses. The State Press Agency of North Korea reports that the Japanese is being treated leniently and may leave.
This is perhaps the reason why sex education is so important. A married couple from China did their utmost for four years to get pregnant, but in vain. For advice they made an appointment with doctor Liu Hongmei, who, to her great surprise, quickly found out the problem.
Russian Twitter accounts have attempted to raise unrest in more ways. That is what American scientists say. The accounts would also have written about vaccinations. The researchers from three prestigious American universities write about it in the American Journal of Public Health.
On the beaches of Ibiza, dozens of dead walls have been washed up in recent days. Conservationists are faced with a mystery.
Spain sent the 116 Africans who jumped the fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco back to Morocco. According to EU regulations, 116 migrants have the right to apply for asylum once they have set foot on European soil.
Those who flash in Belgium will soon receive the photo as proof.
The European Commission has sent EUR 9 million to Italy to improve access to health care for asylum seekers in Italian reception camps. The emergency aid is targeted at some 42,000 people, mainly women and children, who are trapped in Sicily and on the mainland, including in Tuscany and around Rome.
Tinerdates often do not go so well, but we had never heard of this before. A young American woman has managed to lure dozens of men to a square in New York for a 'romantic tinderdate'. It was not very romantic, because the men first had to compete for a date with Natasha.
Melania Trump makes her first trip abroad in October as her first lady in the United States. She goes to the highest sets of children's living conditions in several African countries.
One of the most prominent Chinese monks has stepped down as chairman of the Buddhist Association of China. The Chinese authorities previously announced that they would investigate this master Xuecheng, the abbot of a temple near Beijing. He was accused of sexual misconduct.
The EU is giving financial support to the victims of the heavy earthquake on Lombok. The European Commission is donating 500,000 euros extra for emergency humanitarian aid, according to a spokesman. Last week, Brussels sent 150,000 euros to the Indonesian Red Cross for emergency supplies in the east and north of the island.
The Johnsons were not very curious when the police came to tell them that 18-year-old Ivana Smit had died. They did not make any effort to see with their own eyes where the girl should have fallen. In addition, their apartment appears to have been cleaned before the police could do a trace investigation.
