Six people have had the fright of their lives in a skyscraper in the American city of Chicago. The elevator they were in fell down more than eighty floors and stayed around the 10th floor, local media reports. [...]
A new speed camera in an Italian village registered 58,000 offenses in two weeks.
The Turkish website Habertürk has published citations of the recordings of the murder of the Saudi journalist Khashoggi in the Saudi consulate. According to the site you can hear Khashoggi screaming. 'Release my arm, what do you think you're doing.'
Heavy rainfall and mudflows will complicate the search for victims of the forest fire in California. The authorities in California have expressed this fear. From Tuesday onwards, three days of bad weather are predicted around the heavily hit town of Paradise.
A quarrel between disappointed anti-Piet activists rises high on Facebook. Lorenzo Brunswijk, who says he speaks on behalf of action group Kick Out Zwarte Piet, accuses members of the much more militant splinter group De Grauwe Eeuw that they are 'cultural terrorists' who, with their extremist statements and provocative appearances in the media, have 'infected' the anti-Piet case. '.
The man who injured an agent on Tuesday morning at the Brussels coal market in a mes attack, was on trial leave. He was stuck for attempted manslaughter. He was allowed to test while the Belgian Public Prosecution Service issued a negative recommendation.
Italy has ordered the seizure of the migrant ship Aquarius. The Italian authorities decided to do so because mistakes would have been made when removing waste from the Aquarius. MSF confirmed this after reports in Italian media.
Madeleine McCann can still be alive, imprisoned somewhere in a pediatrician, and her sense of identity has been completely lost through years of sexual abuse. That's what David Edgar says, who did research on behalf of the family for three years.
Google has put the Dutch speaking Assistant on the market last month. This is the first step in a long discovery journey that many of us sooner or later have to deal with. At home, at work or in public life. Whether you jump on that train is up to yourself, but if you take the jump, you enter a new intriguing world.
A federal judge in San Francisco has determined that the government of President Donald Trump is not allowed to exclude immigrants illegally entering the United States from the south. It is a temporary decision of the judge. Presumably he decides in December for the longer term.
Ivanka Trump sent hundreds of e-mails to the employees of the White House last year, government officials and employees through her personal e-mail account. The daughter and advisor of President Trump was in violation, writes The Washington Post.
Justice has released a photo of the already legendary pistol of the Mexican drug boss El Chapo.
The derailment of a train Tuesday morning at Barcelona caused a death and six people were seriously injured. The newspaper El Periódico reported that the derailment was the result of a landslide.
Two Belgian police officers were stabbed in Brussels on Tuesday morning and wounded. That reports the newspaper La Dernière Heure. Witnesses told the newspaper that the perpetrator called 'allahu akbar'.
A man opened fire at a hospital in the American city of Chicago and killed at least three people. The archer himself was also killed. It is not known whether he has robbed himself of life or was shot dead by the police.
Anti-terror units have arrested three men in the Australian city of Melbourne suspected of plotting a terrorist attack. According to the police, they wanted to carry out an attack on a busy spot and kill as many people as possible.
The British government has promised to publish economic forecasts about the Brexit. It concerns a comparison of three scenarios: a British departure from the EU with the current agreement in principle on the Brexit, the abrogation of the Brexit and a British withdrawal without a deal with the EU.
The White House has given CNN reporter Jim Acosta his accreditation. This ended a legal battle over the punitive measure against the journalist, reports the news channel.
Londoners are puzzled after a memorial for the Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein has appeared on a bench in their city. The text 'In loving memory of Saddam Hussein, 1937-2006' is on the gold-colored plate. It is not clear who is responsible for it, reports the BBC.
Senators from the American Democratic Party have gone to court to reverse the appointment of the acting Minister of Justice. The members of the opposition party believe that Matthew Whitaker should not just have been appointed to that post.
A German court sentenced a swimming instructor to twelve years in prison for heavy sexual abuse of 37 girls. The judges in Baden Baden also imposed him on TBS.
