The authority cited the driver, who was in police custody, as saying he had not driven into the crowd on purpose. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said in a post on Twitter: “There was an unpleasant incident with a taxi. The driver lost control of the vehicle.” Continue reading →

An Indonesian woman has been found in the belly of a giant python after the swollen snake was captured near where she vanished while tending her vegetable garden. Continue reading →

American toddlers are eating more added sugar than adult women are supposed to, new research has found. Here’s where it’s coming from. Continue reading →

A California doctor is under investigation after a video shows her taunting and laughing at a patient. Continue reading →

Police have cancelled an Amber Alert for a girl of around seven years old who was allegedly abducted in Matane, on Quebec’s Gaspe Peninsula. Continue reading →

Five immigrants died and several others were injured on Sunday (June 17) when their vehicle careened out of control while being chased by U.S. Border Patrol agents in Texas Continue reading →

Houthi forces fought to keep control of the airport in Yemen’s main port city of Hodeidah on Sunday as Saudi-led coalition air strikes struck the compound. Continue reading →

The photos show the plight of asylum-seekers arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border, likely still unaware of the Trump administration policy of separating children from their parents. Continue reading →

They were first flown to Toronto and then transported to Montreal, where they are being treated for a range of ailments, including skin infections, eye infections, matted fur and parasites. Continue reading →

A Swedish scout spied on World Cup opponent South Korea’s training camp with a telescope — but the South Koreans had a ruse up their sleeve. Continue reading →

Hundreds of children wait away from their parents in a series of cages created by metal fencing. Continue reading →

Shocking images emerged online of the maimed animal in a case that has outraged Turkey and grabbed the political agenda ahead of next week’s elections. Continue reading →

Researchers were in northwestern Ontario over the weekend spilling diluted oilsands bitumen and crude oil into a lake to study how the ecosystem, from microbes to fish, responds. Continue reading →

Alexandre Bissonnette’s seized laptop was forced to reveal its secrets through a specialized internet evidence finder software called IEF. Continue reading →

Giuliani says President Donald Trump has no plans to issue pardons now in the Russia investigation but could choose to do so once the special counsel’s work is finished. Continue reading →

Germany became the third defending champion in the last 16 years to lose its opening match at the World Cup, falling to Mexico 1-0 Sunday. Continue reading →

The suspect in a taxi crash near Red Square that injured two Mexican soccer fans and six other pedestrians as Russia hosts the World Cup told interrogators he fell asleep at the wheel, Moscow city police said. Continue reading →

Over 4,000 Greek nationalists, who oppose another country having the Macedonia name, instead gathered near Pissoderi, a village 40 kilometres away. Banners read “There is only one Macedonia and it is Greek” and “Macedonian identity can’t be given away.” Continue reading →

Spears crossed, swords touched and arrows flew in a Czech forest over the weekend as hundreds of fans of J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit reenacted a major battle. Continue reading →

The official agency that had managed the vast wealth of Thailand’s royal family has announced that its assets have formally been turned over to King Maha Vajiralongkorn. Continue reading →

At least 110 people died and 197 are still missing after violent eruptions from the Fuego volcano began two weeks ago Continue reading →

Generations of farmers have relied on knowledge and family expertise to grow food, but the sector is set for a surge of disruption at the hands of made-in-Canada artificial intelligence-powered systems. Continue reading →

Now, northerners are taking control of their own post-secondary education. Yukon is likely to be first out of the academic gate. Continue reading →

“Holding back the ‘war games’ during negotiations was my request because they are VERY EXPENSIVE and set a bad light during a good faith conversation,” the president tweeted. Continue reading →

Former senator Nancy Greene Raine worked for two years on legislation banning the advertising of unhealthy food to children. Continue reading →

The issue of home-grown marijuana will remain the biggest hurdle next week as the Senate and House of Commons try to get the bill legalizing marijuana passed into law. Continue reading →

Seventy years ago this week, a new invention shocked the recorded music industry into the modern age. We’re still using it today. Continue reading →

Winnipeg Richardson International Airport tweeted early Sunday morning that the airport would be fully evacuated upon a “possible security incident.” It gave the ‘all-clear’ 45 minutes later.   Continue reading →

Two Kansas sheriff’s deputies who were shot and killed by an inmate while transporting him between the courthouse and jail were both parents, authorities said Saturday. Continue reading →