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The culinary world mourns the death of Anthony Bourdain, chief, writer, TV presenter, but above all enfant-terrible, who did not take a leaf on his culinary trips.

At least seven people were killed in the Mexican town of Tultepec due to an explosion in a home where fireworks were probably stored. The detonation caused more than twenty houses and multiple car damage to occur, the provincial authorities say. At least eight people were also injured.

Nathan Larson from the US state of Virginia is a candidate congressman and wants to legalize pedophilia. Sex with children should be possible, says Larson, as long as they are married.

Fear of spiders. It happens to many people, but with the 22-year-old Demi Sweeney the fear was so great that they invented a very special way to get rid of the spider.

A Russian pilot who was shot down above Afghanistan in 1987 and given up since then appears to be alive and wants to go back to Mother Russia.

A gay couple was severely mistreated in their own street during Ramadan in Schaerbeek by their own Turkish neighbors and a large group of sympathetic bystanders.

The tropical storm Alberto landed in the American state of Florida. That happened near Panama City in the northwest of the Sunshine State. It is expected that Alberto will take care of a lot of rain.

In North America, the hurricane season was officially opened on Friday with the warning for Alberto. That is still a tropical storm that has developed a little 100 kilometers south of the Mexican tourist island of Cozumel.

The people responsible for the downing of flight MH17 must be held accountable, according to NATO CEO Jens Stoltenberg. 'It is important that almost four years after this global tragedy the right gets its course,' he says in a mailed statement.

Brazilian Nara Almeida was 24 and shared her fight against cancer with her more than 4 million followers online. Even after she had been told that the cancer would be terminal, she remained positive: 'It's just a phase.' Now her friend has announced her death.

In addition to repeated volcanic eruptions and earthquakes, Hawaiians are faced with another danger: 'laze'.

An adorable photo of a newborn puppy. That image wanted 16-year-old Dominic Ibaos from the Philippines to share with his friends. But a dog lover warned Facebook, that intervention and immediately removed the photo. The reason: the puppy looked from above as a penis in apparent condition. Porn, according to Facebook.

A 46-year-old man who lost his leg after an innocent spider bite now wants to warn everyone to look better.

The driver gives a demonstrative sigh as he scrolls through his messages. He is emphatically niksen. Above his knees, the steering wheel moves with the bend, and if the car comes too close to its predecessor, it also brakes by itself.

A brother and his sister from Mechelen who quarrel around the clock, including about their lovely dog, are not allowed to see each other for a month. Within a month they are expected again at court.

A fire in an oil well near a village in the Indonesian province of Aceh has killed at least ten people on Wednesday. Dozens of others were injured.

Four Belgian soldiers were injured when a missile grenade accidentally went into an ammunition depot in the Ardennes. One of them is seriously injured in the hospital, the other three are slightly injured. The projectile entered the munitions bunker a few meters further against a wall to a halt without exploding, according to a defense spokesman.

The price of crude oil continues to rise, despite additional supply from China. A barrel of brent oil came on Tuesday afternoon above $ 75 a barrel.

Yemeni insurgents have fired two missiles at neighboring Saudi Arabia. Saudi state media reports that the projectiles have been intercepted above the port city of Jizan. The fragments would then have ended up in residential areas. The authorities do not yet have any indications that victims have fallen.

During a simple visit to the doctor, a father of nine children came to a shocking discovery. The man from Sidi Slimane, in northwestern Morocco, had been happily married for 35 years. A simple investigation with the urologist ensured that the life of the man, who had been happily married for 35 years, turned completely upside down.

Approximately one hundred supporters of the militant right-wing movement Generatie Identitair occupied the col de l'Echelle on Saturday to stop migrants who tried to enter France via the 1,762-meter high pass.

The former American 'first lady' Barbara Bush was remembered at her funeral Saturday as a caring personality who put the public matter above her own interest.

An Israeli military plane has dropped pamphlets above the Gaza Strip warning Palestinians not to come to the fence on the border with Israel. Just like the last few weeks, mass protests at the border are expected again on Friday.

One of the few survivors of a skydive accident will soon participate in a walking competition.

Former FBI director James Comey compares the working method of the American president Donald Trump in his new book with that of a Mafia boss. Comey describes the president at ABC News as unethical and unbound to truth and institutional values.

The online research platform Bellingcat considers it plausible that if poison gas is used in East Ghouta, the Syrian army has carried out that attack. It is 'very likely' that on Saturday dozens of people were killed by a poison gas attack with helicopters that came from a support center of the Syrian Air Force in the neighborhood.

Over the Saudi Arabian capital Riyadh, three major explosions have taken place on Wednesday. Eyewitnesses said that there were also smoke clouds.

Employees of road administrator Pennsylvania Turnpike have shown their best side in Lawrence County by taking two bold kids off an impossible ledge under a bridge.

Virgin Galactic, Richard Branson's company for space tourism, has again started test flights of a new spaceship. The pilot plane VSS Unity flew to more than 25 kilometers altitude and then landed safely on earth. It was the first test flight since a fatal accident in 2014.

With a new indictment against the state, the legal battle between California and the US government is rising. The Department of Justice started a lawsuit Monday to get a Californian law that would limit the possibility of selling land in the state.