The American Entrepreneur and benefactor Jason Spindler (40) survived the attack on the Twin Towers in 2001, but yesterday afternoon he was defenseless against the Islamic terror at the Dusithotel. Spindler...
A white teacher who was made redundant because she would have humiliated black children during a lesson about slavery, claims a huge compensation from her school.
China has built an antenna five times the size of the city of New York. It took thirteen years to build the antenna, which can emit extremely low-frequency radio waves.
Inhabitants of New York saw an unusually bright blue light above the city sky on Thursday night. This was caused by an explosion and subsequent fire in a transformer station in the...
For years, hackers have infiltrated diplomatic mail traffic in Brussels. The New York Times reported this on the basis of information from the discoverer, the company Area 1.
The Donald J. Trump Foundation has agreed to abolish itself. That made known the Attorney General of the State of New York. According to her, the charity foundation served mainly as...
The CBS television network refuses to pay the dismissed CEO Leslie Moonves a lump sum payment of more than 100 million euros. The media company is preparing for a legal battle with the former...
Memorial services in the Scottish city of Lockerbie mark the 30-year-old attack on a Pan Am-jumbo jet this week, killing 270 people.
Counsel for US President Donald Trump Rudy Giuliani expressed negative feedback on the investigation into Russian interference in the US elections in 2016. The...
A woman who must miss her arm after being crushed by an army vehicle demands $ 35 million from the US Army.
After 236 sold-out performances, Saturday ends 'Springsteen On Broadway', the series of concerts the American musician Bruce Springsteen gave at the Walter Kerr Theater in New York.
A US judge sentenced President Donald Trump's former lawyer, Michael Cohen, to three years in prison. The federal court in New York found him guilty of...
The police have not been able to find a bomb in the Facebook buildings in Menlo Park, California after a bomb threat. The buildings have been released again and the employees can go back inside again.
Public prosecutors in New York want a jury to condemn Michael Cohen, the former lawyer of US President Donald Trump, to a 'substantial prison sentence.' This is evident from documents filed with the court.
The American former president George H.W. Bush has spoken his last words in an interview with his son George W. Bush. He called him a 'great father' and expressed his love. 'I love you too', responded the 94-year-old Bush senior according to The New York Times.
An expectant couple who were so nervous about a ring of engagement falling through a roster during a proposal at Times Square in New York are being sought by the police.
The presumably only moonstones in private hands have raised 885,000 dollars at an auction in New York, about three quarters of a million euros. Anyone who bought the three special 'pebbles' did not want to tell Sotheby's. The auction house had expected this price approximately.
Drug baron Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman, who is on trial in New York, had unauthorized telephone contact with his wife Emma Coronel. The American prosecutor has filed a complaint about this with the court and wants the lawyer team of El Chapo to receive a warning.
A motorist drove into the sidewalk in New York on Monday night and hit seven pedestrians there. A pedestrian died in the accident.
US President Donald Trump wanted to direct the Justice Department to prosecute his two political rivals, presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and former FBI director James Comey. His then adviser at the White House, Don McGahn, advised him against this, reports The New York Times on the basis of two sources.
The Mexican drug lord Héctor Beltrán Leyva died on Sunday after heart failure. The 56-year-old has been stuck in Mexico since 2014. He had pain in his chest just before he was taken to the hospital and died there, according to the Ministry of the Interior.
While the largest and most violent wildfires in the history of the state are drawing a trail of devastation through California, a firm weather change finally seems to come to the aid of firefighters.
The Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures) by David Hockney raised 79.8 million euros at an auction at Christie's in New York. It is a record amount for a work by a still living artist. The artwork was estimated in advance at more than 70 million euros.
A new scandal is playing around Facebook. The company would have tried to put critics with fake news in a bad light, to divert attention from perils about, for example, the lack of privacy security on the social network. Facebook denies having done something wrong. The ties with the lobbying company in question have since been broken.
A teacher from the American Missouri is suspended after one of her students appeared in a very controversial outfit during a history presentation. The student wore the white Ku Klux Klan robe for the class.
At an auction in New York Sunday, a painting by Pablo Picasso and one by Claude Monet went under the hammer for each $ 30 million (26.5 million euros). A total of 61 works were offered, but not for each painting a buyer was found.
An evening dress from the singer Aretha Franklin, who died in August, raised 10,000 dollars at an auction in New York, auction house Julien's Auctions reports. The pink dress, decorated with sequins, wore the Queen of Soul during a concert in 1993.
The CEO of Google, Sundar Pichai, has apologized to all employees for tackling intimidation within the company. 'We recognize that we have not always dealt with it properly in the past and we sincerely regret that. It is clear that we have to make changes ', Pichai wrote in a mail to the staff on Thursday.
New details about the two Saudi sisters who washed ashlessly on the banks of the Hudson River in New York last month keep the possibility of suicide open.
A cut off head in a cool box. Subsequently passers-by were treated near the busiest border crossing between America and Mexico last Sunday. It meant murder number two thousand-many this year in Tijuana. Drug boss El Chapo Guzman may be trapped in New York, Mexico sighs under a successor who is even more bloodthirsty.
