Over Half of Americans Mistrust Both Trump and Clinton - Poll

A little over sixty percent of American voters think that both US Democratic and Republican presidential nominees are dishonest, a new survey revealed.

Ankara and Washington: Temporary Chill or Bridges Burned Down

On Monday, Washington’s Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Joseph Dunford met with Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim. Radio Sputnik discussed the rendezvous with Turkish journalist Kemal Okuyan: are Washington and Ankara making first steps to restore ties following the failed coup in Turkey?

The next battle for Black Lives Matter: Economic justice

Black Lives Matter activists are expanding their call for justice to a new target: the economy.

Climate Change is Here and Now, Dire NOAA Report Warns

The impacts of climate change are no longer subtle. They are playing out before us, in real time'

Daesh Expands Operations to 18 Countries Despite Airstrikes

The Daesh has expanded three-fold since the beginning of the US-led coalition airstrikes against the terrorists in 2014, local media reported citing a classified map prepared for President Barack Obama’s security briefing.

Venezuelan Opposition Applies for Second Stage of President's Recall Vote

Venezuela's Democratic Unity Roundtable opposition group applied for the second stage of signatures collection in support of the referendum on removal of the country's President Nicolas Maduro, Luis Florido, opposition legislator, said on Tuesday.

Militants Use Chemical Weapons in Syria's Aleppo

Terrorists have fired shells filled with a toxic gas in the Syrian city of Aleppo, killing five civilians, local popular defense forces told RIA Novosti.

Migrant Deaths Increase on US-Mexican Border – Customs Agency

Del Rio Sector Border Patrol agents have recovered seven diseased bodies in two months, US Customs and Border Protection said in a release on Tuesday.

US Strategic Command Registers Launch of Two North Korean Missiles

The US Strategic Command registered North Korea launching two presumably medium-range missiles on Wednesday, media reported.

Japan Warns of Chinese Aggression in Pacific

Citing Beijing’s actions in the South China Sea, Japan’s annual defense review expresses “deep concern” over China’s refusal to accept to the nine-dash line territorial ruling.