Sarah, Duchess of York was recorded making a deal to introduce an undercover reporter to her former husband Prince Andrew, the current Duke of York. She later apologized for the incident.

France has reportedly sought the Interpol’s assistance in going after thieves who carted away $125 million worth of paintings, including work by famous artists Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse, from a Paris museum.

Madonna, who has adopted two children from the African nation, said Malawi’s sentencing of a gay couple to 14 years in prison was “shocking.”

500 years since Copernicus’ death, the same Church that condemned the astronomer for his revolutionary views about the universe has decided that he was a hero rather than a heretic.

Jordan Romero summited Mount Everest on Saturday, completing the 8,850-meter climb three years younger than the previous record holder, Nepal’s Temba Tsheri, who was 16 when he conquered Everest in 2001.

The Air India Express Boeing 737-800 aircraft caught fire and split in two after over shooting a runway and hitting a forest that surrounds the Mangalore airport.

In a press conference, a North Korean official flatly denied that the country had any thing to do with the sinking of the Cheonan, which was ripped by a powerful blast on March 26, killing 46 South Korean sailors.

Five masterpieces by Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Amadeo Modigliani and others worth more than $120 million have been stolen from a Paris museum, French officials said.

Retreating Thai Red Shirts burned buildings in the Bangkok central business district, as government troops launched one final attack to end the political crisis that has crippled Thailand’s capital city over the last three months.

John Shepherd-Barron, who got the idea of a cash machine from a chocolate bar dispenser, died from a short illness, funeral director Alasdair Rhind said.