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Mexico City is far from recovered after their horrific earthquake on September 19. Now the latest cog in the works come from the government itself as it pillages aid from the needy.

Still a deeply orthodox country, years of communism hasn’t ebbed at Russian’s religious commitments. But how will the residents adjust to the influx of another religion on their doorstep?

A cacophony of engines roar from beyond the horizon. Buildings lie in ruin, dusty air reflects the waning sunlight. This isn’t Mad Max, it’s a biker gang helping out after Mexico City’s earthquake.

Hall, Rosbash, and Young are the scientists collecting this years Nobel prize in medicine and physiology. Here's 5 things to know about their discoveries in the science of sleep.

Stephen Paddock’s image has saturated all of our news broadcasters. He is responsible for the worst shooting in US history but why does the media refuse to call him a terrorist? This is a bigger issue and it needs to be stopped. Someone needs to stop this it is getting out of control, citizens call. Stephen Paddock killed over 50 people and injured another 500, but is his white privilege stopping the press from calling him a terrorist? Maybe he did it out of hatred and was not a terrorist attack. Maybe he just went crazy and started doing what he needed to do. It seems like every time there's a massive killing and there is a white person behind it, somehow they get history that he or she is mentally ill or they have some kind of problem. However, if it's someone of color or of a different religion, all of a sudden they are terrorists or they are certain attackers. If there is a white person behind it they're never exactly punished how a colored person or someone of another religion would be punished. They always do this even if it is clear terrorism officials are always slow to react. At the end of the day it is still an act of violence, regardless of their skin color or their religion. The issue does matter because innocent lives were taken away. Guns don't necessarily need to be banned, but there should be more precautions and steps to take when they give someone a gun in order to ensure everyone's safety. This attack replaces last year's homophobic attack in Orlando as USA's deadliest shooting. Find out what was really going on about the shooting in <a href="https://rumble.com/v3rf83-5-facts-about-the-ever-bright-vegas-strip-rare-news.html" target="_blank">Las Vegas</a>

In many countries of Europe, women still go without the freedom to abort pregnancies unless in vital danger. A Brussels protest strikes at the heart of the EU asking for change.

The first travel agency has opened for Russians to travel freely around North Korea. We caught up with one of the biggest Russian Koreaphiles as they return from their trip.

Trump’s administration is tremendous, very, very tremendous. And many sources, good sources, say these gifts are bigly becoming really the best Trump themed gifts in the history of the USA, period.

How legal must a referendum be? The Spanish government are arguing for a hell of a lot more before they’ll allow the Catalans to vote on their independence.

On October 1, Catalonia will have its voice heard. What its people want is unambiguous; to devolve from Spain, gaining independence. But can Spain legitimize such an insurrection?

Once again, Apple has changed how we see the world, literally. Now we find ourselves in a reality populated by polygonal sprites entering our eyes through Apple's latest deliverance from real life.

President Donald Trump's back and forth with the NFL seems to have back fired. It's not just the teams taking sides, Americans are also divided.

Filling landfills, showing up in cattle’s intestines, choking residents when burnt; it’s clear that plastic bags needed to go. Kenya’s government has made an impressive commitment to the environment.

The wind, it howls. Nothing was held down. Nothing is left. We spoke to survivors, bemoaning the loss of all their worldly possessions the day that Irma hit Havana.

Yulia is a Russian mother of four. Her life took an unexpected turn when after a breast reduction surgery, the Russian government decided that she was no longer fit to be a parent.

Buildings crumble, property is ruined and family is lost. For Regina, the realities of Mexico City’s earthquake aren’t enough to stop her tireless tirade to make children smile.

How many million over budget? Moscow has just revealed its brand spanking new park right across from the red square. Wouldn’t it be a shame if the locals were to ruin it?

Many Zimbabweans will chose to live willfully ignorant of their HIV status. Such is the stigma associated with the condition. A midnight screening clinic has opened trying to change that.

The American Protectorate of Puerto Rico was devastated by massive hurricane Maria, yet President Donald Trump seems to be spending more time criticizing Football players than helping his citizens.

Evgenya is a woman on a mission. Unfairly ripped off from her bonuses, she’s taken Russian airline Aeroflot to court for discriminating based on people's weights.

Congratulations are in order for Germany’s re-elected chancellor Angela Merkel. While she celebrates, here’s some intriguing tidbits you mightn’t be familiar with.

President Donald Trump used the UN General Assembly podium to threaten North Korea with total destruction, leading to promises of retaliation from the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Amidst this war of words, including some new ones, the world worries.

A cutting indictment of Venezuela, harsh threats to Iran, and a stunningly irresponsible provocation of North Korea. We spoke to our viewers to see what Trump got so horribly wrong in the UN.

Destruction, and desolation. This is the reality for Mexico city after September 19’s earthquake. But this won’t dampen Mexicans spirit as they come together in aid.

How have tiny balls of wheat soaked up controversy in France’s Front National? When vice-president Philippot tucked into some delicious couscous, he could never have predicted what would follow...