From Tokyo to France, hotel rooms are being decorated by artists asked to add some pop
A huge self-portrait by Jean-Michel Basquiat brought $57.3 million at auction in New York on Tuesday, a record for the late US artist, Christie's said.
More than 34 percent of nation's 40 million people live in poverty
A rock flake found in Australia is believed to be from the world's oldest known ax and likely dates from just after humans arrived in the country around 50,000 years ago, scientists said on Wednesday.
There was a showdown in Houston last fall. This spring, North Carolina became the battleground. By now, confrontations have flared across the country over whether to protect or curtail the right of transgender people to use public restrooms in accordance with their gender identity.
Bangladesh hanged Islamist party leader Motiur Rahman Nizami on Wednesday for genocide and other crimes committed during the 1971 war of independence from Pakistan, the law minister said, a punishment that risked provoking an angry reaction from his supporters.
The number of people internally displaced by conflicts around the world rose last year to a record 40.8 million people, a report out on Wednesday showed.
Hyperloop One startup, intent on zipping people along at near-supersonic speeds in pressurized tubes, announced on Tuesday that the French national rail company had joined its growing list of backers.
A car bomb claimed by the Islamic State group in a Shiite Muslim district of Baghdad killed at least 63 people and wounded more than 78 others on Wednesday, Iraqi police and hospital sources said, the largest attack inside the city for months.
Political debate that is splitting country is being driven to large extend by popularity of social media
Last lineup was 10 years ago, the next will be in 2019, followed by 2032 and 2049
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