When news broke out that Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi reportedly met a tortuous end at the hands of agents of a country I hold so dear, I fell into despair. Not only would these details be gruesome for any decent human being, but I had a personal

Facebook has finally filled the hole left by Elliot Schrage, the powerful communications chief who served as one of Mark Zuckerberg's closest allies, although Schrage's replacement doesn't seem all that thrilled about the job. Nick Clegg, the British

Proposals made by Brazil's far-right presidential front-runner Jair Bolsonaro present a serious threat to the country's environment that could lead deforestation "to explode," a group of non-government organizations said on Friday.

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With their only road destroyed, fuel, food and cars are airlifted in to the cut off residents.

Several countries including the United States and China agreed "in principle" on Saturday to multilateral guidelines to manage unexpected encounters between their military aircraft, joining 10 Southeast Asian nations already in the pact.

Sir Nick Clegg talks about how he got his new Facebook job and what he will be doing for the social media giant.

Mohammed Dewji, said to be Africa's youngest billionaire, said he thanked Allah and the police.

High in the French Alps, a helicopter airlifts food, logs and a Renault Twingo car for the residents of two tiny hamlets left isolated after a rockslide in April.