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It was the first time in 3 years that Christians living in and around Mosul celebrated Palm Sunday. With ISIS no longer in their part of Mosul, church bells can ring once again.

As the UK begins drafting up a means to totally ban the outdated pseudoscientific practice, we take a look at which countries have already banned it and where’s allowing the cruel practice to continue.

South Africa has just legalized cannabis cultivation and consumption all thanks to a tiny political party called the Dagga party.

Obama’s done a lot of good things during his time as President of the United States of America... But he’s also done quite a few things that aren’t exactly great. Here’s what sets him apart from Mandela.

Still reeling from the devastation of Hurricane Harvey, North America braces itself for the titanic Hurricane Irma. In Puerto Rico, Tomás tells of an island struggling to prepare.

There are plenty of reasons why the First-Daughter got booed at a conference on empowering women... we're pretty sure Ivanka needs to hit google. Or watch this video!

When House Republicans passed an Obamacare repeal last week, they celebrated. However, now it's time to face constituents and deal with harsh realities.

A lot has happened in Trump's America this week, let us break it down for you.

Women in Iran are putting on their dancing shoes in order to support Maedeh Hojabri, a young woman who was arrested for posting videos on Instagram of her dancing to... Wait for it, pop music.

The Trump administration has reversed an Obama-era decision that banned the import of African elephant hunting trophies into the United States. His action has been met with widespread outrage.

The Castellers are warming up for next season and Catalonia's annual event is not for those afraid of heights!

Held on the fourth Saturday or Sunday every September, this hopping event celebrates rabbits everywhere. Here are three fun rabbit facts that you may not know.

One of the biggest research and advisory firm has identified 5 emerging technology trends that blur the lines between humans and machines. Let’s take a look at them.

The American Embassy made a frightening prediction of an imminent terror attack in the area just days ago and today gunmen went after a bus full of Christian people.

As Venezuela falls into ever more tumultuous times, president Maduro has tried to hit the final nail in Venezuelan democracy’s coffin. Now opposition parties are a thing of the past.

Imran Khan is likely to be the next prime minister of Pakistan after a major victory in the 2018 election. Once he has established a coalition government, the world will wait to see how a new era of Pakistan will develop.

The Eiffel Tower is 128-years-old and after terrorist attacks in France has made many nervous, officials decided it was time for a security upgrade.

Zan TV is the first Afghan channel that is run entirely by women. Almost two decades after the fall of the Taliban, women in Kabul are daring to change the way society sees them.

Republican senator Jeff Flake of Arizona made an impassioned speech against President Trump, calling on his colleagues to take action against Trump's abnormal behavior.

American pro gun group 'Defense Distributed' released downloadable blueprints for firearms online. Since the sharing of them has been restrained by the US Federal Court, are they still a danger to the public?

The smart city revolution is only just beginning. Here's a look at Switzerland and some of its smart city secrets.

As the Louvre Abu Dhabi delays the showing of a da Vinci masterpiece indefinitely, is a new art sale at Christie’s this November going to upstage Salvator Mundi’s astronomical going rate?

Keeping up with their northern neighbors, Mexico has now legalized marijuana for medical usage. The move will bring weed into the hands of patients desperate for its pain relief effects.

Chief in the human’s unique capabilities, is our ability to adapt to multiple habitats. But these fish dealers in Yakutsk, Russia are pushing things further than you’d ever expect. When the temperatures are at about 20 degrees, the cold is quite refreshing and a light hat and scarf are all that's required to keep warm. At -4, the moisture in your nostrils freezes, and the cold air starts making it difficult not to cough. At -30, the air is cold enough to numb exposed skin quickly, bringing in frostbite. And at -50, even wearing glasses gets tricky: the metal sticks to your cheeks and will tear off chunks of flesh when you decide to remove them. In the region of Yakutia (Yakutsk) in Siberia, temperatures are known to reach to -80 degrees Fahrenheit, which is a record low on the planet, recorded on January 14, 2018! It was so cold, people’s lashes would freeze together in <a href="https://rumble.com/v34glm-roof-icicles-come-crashing-down.html" target="_blank">icicles</a>! Still, the residents of Yakutsk are no strangers to the cold that made the entire <a href="https://rumble.com/v49cml-fishing-market-yakutsk.-now-49c-below-zero..html" target="_blank">fish market</a> a frozen goods aisle! Because the soil is terrible for growing plants, the locals feed on fish and meat alone. That is the only thing they sell at the market, frozen solid fish in the form of popsicles that people bring home and cook until it is thawed. It is the world’s coldest village. If you think that they drink to stay alive on the inside, the locals say it is not possible, because if they had to drink every time they felt cold, they would be chronic alcoholics by the time the winter was over!

Research lab OpenAI has created artificial intelligence that is being prepped to compete in the ESL gaming competition in August. Would you take on a robot?