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A seven-year-old Afghan boy and fourteen others have been rescued from the back of a truck after the boy had said in a desperate text message to volunteers that he was afraid to choke.

Former first lady Laura Bush on Friday during the conference 'Women in the World' in New York hinted that they will vote then on Donald Trump earlier on Hillary Clinton at the forthcoming presidential election. The 69-year-old wife of George W. Bush carefully avoided supporting too openly a candidate or condemn, but found that they belong to the growing group of Republicans belong to the 'everyone-except-Trump' principle honors.

Facebook appears to be a great communication tool for arms dealers in the Middle East, reports The New York Times. According to the newspaper, there were sure to find six group pages where weapons were sold. The groups have been taken offline by Facebook. The arms trade is forbidden on Facebook, but the company only acted after a tip from The New York Times.

The chair author J. K. Rowling Harry Potter Books wrote Wednesday in New York sold for 344,000 euros converted. The oak chair dates from 1930. The buyer was, according to auction house Heritage Auctions in New York with a letter.

Osama bin Laden was alive and in well being overcome by the rush? It would appear. The leader of al Qaeda was suddenly $ 5 million in late 2010 to ransom inside and had to find a place for the money. In uncertain times due to the global recession, he did the same as many Western millionaires invest in precious metals. He gave his financial right to purchase the contract to a third of the amount, 1.7 million 'rolls' gold coins.

An American passenger train partially derailed Sunday after a collision with an excavator in the vicinity of the city of Philadelphia. Two employees of the railway company Amtrak working are thereby killed on the track and about thirty passengers were injured, US media report on the basis of communications from the emergency services.

Tidal music service also plans to offer films. That reports New York Post.

Former footballer Pele suing Samsung for $ 30 million, because the company without his permission would have used a lookalike for an ad in the New York Times. Reported Reuters Wednesday.

If Donald Trump gets into the United States to say, he will stop importing oil from Saudi Arabia. He's going to make it stick to the Saudi ground troops IS to combat terror group.

The US Department of Justice wants to sue a handful of Iranian hackers for cyber attacks on several US banks and a dam in upstate New York. This report initiates, who want to see as yet not mentioned their names.

The first identified victims of the attacks in Brussels Peruvian mother of two Adelma Marina Tapia Ruiz.

Justice in America has the help of technology, Apple may no longer be required to unlock an iPhone from the San Bernardino-shooter.

Winds near black holes in space can reach speeds of up to 200 million kilometers per hour. That's what scientists at the British University of York discovered using ultraviolet wave length.

Counsel of Europe's most wanted terrorist Salah Abdeslam calls his claims that he will provide valuable information in exchange for a reduced sentence " credible and defensible. "

Demonstrations against American presidential candidate Donald Trump are Saturday in New York and Phoenix (Arizona) largely peaceful. In protests in recent days, such as Chicago, it came to clashes between supporters and opponents, but Saturday it remained to some arrests.

Netherlands on Saturday again participated in Earth Hour, an annual global action on climate change. All over the world did landmark buildings 20.30 an hour the lights.

Authorities in New York initiate an inquiry into a powder letter received by the son of Donald Trump. The letter threats uttered as senior Trump continues his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. The threats are further unspecified, police said Friday.

An animal lover from Florida, who raised an alligator in the last eleven years as if it was her son, the animal must cede. According to the state Rambo has grown too large to even longer allowed to stay on her estate.

The US government has accused hackers from Iran of a cyber attack on a dam in New York. That message CNN Thursday.

It could have been one of the largest digital crack ever. But also not a typo of cyber criminals entered the theft of nearly a billion dollars.

Scientists have discovered that a little area is active in the brains before aggression occurs. This is an important discovery, because that they ever hope to curb bullying and sexual immorality.

James and Bob Stocklas themselves both were lucky to win money in the Powerball in Florida. However, one had better luck than the other: James won the jackpot of 291 million dollars and Bob won... 7 dollars.

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg still does not count as an independent candidate in the US presidential election later this year. Bloomberg said last month that he was considering to stand.

The American Jenny Thomas spent years looking for her biological mother, without success. When she signed up for a reality show she came back, however, than her mother all that time was closer than she had thought.

In parts of Syria that are in the hands of insurgents are civilians Friday took to the streets to demonstrate against the regime of President Bashar al-Assad. Under the motto 'The revolution continues', the demonstrators showed that after five years of civil war still want political change.

The company behind the Asian popular chat application line, similar to WhatsApp, will for the summer at the fair in both Tokyo and New York. The aim is to raise up to $ 3 billion. Reported International Financing Review (IFR).

The world's largest producer of Samsonite luggage is on the verge of its position in the market to strengthen further with the acquisition of rival Tumi Holding, reports The Wall Street Journal.

US President Barack Obama is considering Judge Jane Kelly to nominate a successor to the mid-February deceased Chief Justice Antonin Scalia. That the New York Times on the authority of an insider. Obama has ordered the FBI to trace the antecedents of Kelly, the source familiar to the American newspaper.

US commandos have captured a commander of the extremist movement Islamic State (IS) in Iraq. It is the first time that the new unit, which is responsible for disabling the task IS leaders, has come into action.