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A 27 year-old man tried to detonate a pipe bomb during the morning commute at New York City's Port Authority bus station.

Revel in a Star Wars-themed a pop up bar in NYC and have light saber-inspired cocktails, just in time for the next episode premiere.

As Trump named Jerusalem the de jure capital of Israel, many Palestinians feel this is emblematic of the West no longer recognizing Palestine as a legitimate state, with Jerusalem as a shared capital.

The largest bitcoin heist in history just happened, this is what the future of bank robbery looks like? At more than $18,000 per coin, better secure them!

TIME’s person of the year is an accolade that always attracts much clamor in the US. When they named the women of #metoo as this year’s recipient, we asked what the rest of the world’s women thought.

For 10 years UNESCO has created a list of important cultural traditions worth safeguarding. Now many dough-fisted Italians are twirling Pizzas in celebration of their latest addition to the list.

Sandra, an ageing orangutan in Buenos Aires, almost got evicted as the zoo was being transformed. Now, the ape's fate depends on a court's decision.

Time magazine released it's person of the year for 2017 and it's honors all the women who have spoken our against sexual assault and harassment.

President Trump is going forward with one of his campaign promises and breaking off with decades of US foreign policy: moving the American embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

Burn your cash, and put your hard-drive in the safe. The Bitcoin revolution has well and truly begun. While the market still awaits stability, here are 3 charities taking on the new tech.

From the ballrooms of 70s Harlem, Vogueing has finally landed in modern day Germany. Miro is a local teacher telling why Germans are loving it.

The online currency trade is on fire. Now, cryptocurrencies can buy anything: From collectible digital kitties traded on Blockchain to your own satellite. With Bitcoin surpassing the $12,000 mark, the sky is literally the limit.

Most vegans feel they’re fighting for a cause. But this café is fighting a particularly nasty one. After an attack by ultra-nationalists, the café is standing by its food choice and still accepting clientele.

The banks are empty. Stockpiles of pesos exist but they’re out of reach of the common man. Juan Castro has invented a new currency for the streets and it’s taking Mexico by storm.

People are fighting to keep Net Neutrality from dying. Most recently Reddit's front page was flooded with posts showing denouncing senators who took money to vote against Net Neutrality.

Land in Lahore and the first thing you might notice is the noise. A constant cacophony of horns, shouting, and animals. But in this café, the Deaf rule. Welcome to a place where silence is king.

Sergey has stared death in the face. An electric revolver, pinned to his temple, won’t scare him now. This is the story of one man’s recovery, and the strange shocking game that it birthed.

Sans snow, the rocky streets of Siberia are no place to practice your skiing skills in the summer months. But Russian Olympic aspirations need somewhere to practice.

The terror that griped the world in the 80s has subsided. Yet, millions of people worldwide continue to live with HIV. We looked around the world for some of the more unique solutions.

Gone are the days of picking up the phone to call. Prime Minister Theresa May and President Donald Trump got into a heated Twitter exchange after he retweeted videos from a British far-right account.

Youtube star Alissa Violet claims she and her boyfriend were attacked at a bar in Cleveland, Ohio. In response her fans went nuclear on all platforms.

The word of the year is "Complicit" in great part thanks to Ivanka Trump. Looking back, the word of the year has called it right every time.

Sr. Nachito to his human friends, guardian to his scaly ones, Nachito has vowed to protect the crocs that have gathered in his village, out of the kindness of his warm-blooded heart.

The Balkan wars left Kosovo littered with landmines. After decades of the problem being considered solved by the UN, there’s finally a committed effort to make the land safe again.

After their horses got stolen, a Russian family took to raising camels in Siberia simply because of police apathy. This is yet another example of how corruption runs deep in Russia.