A mash-up video poking fun at the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is doing the rounds across the world and has been viewed millions of times in China.

When asked to write an Op-Ed on the subject of robotics, one over-arching thought came to mind: The robots are coming people – get on board or get left behind.

Fuengirola - Tuesday, July 22, 2014 saw a demonstration on the beachfront in Fuengirola, Spain, with protesters publicly denouncing the genocide currently happening in both Palestine and Ukraine.

Vancouver - New research from the Vancouver-based University of British Columbia homes in on the unhappiest cities in the United States.

After an extensive search that involved auditioning thousands of children, producers have announced the casting of Neel Sethi to play Mowgli in Disney’s new version of “The Jungle Book”.

Washington's top diplomat flew into Tel Aviv Wednesday, defying a US flight ban, to try to broker an end to violence in Gaza, which has killed hundreds and hobbled Israel's main airport.

Benjamin Chavis; former nation of Islam member, convicted domestic terrorists, and sexual predator being considered by North Carolina DNC for key position.

Vancouver - The University of British Columbia has been researching that elusive thing that America’s constitution is dedicated to pursuing, and presumably catching: Happiness. Apparently happiness is now regional, rather than national.

Kids need proper hydration not only to preform and feel their best. But to stay healthy and out of danger. High heat indexes,summer sports can leave kids out of time and out fluid. Learn what exports are saying about energy drinks and hydration.

Washington - Major US, European and Canadian airlines cancelled flights to and from Israel after a rocket fired from Gaza struck near its main international airport in Tel Aviv.

The ongoing conflict in Gaza has sparked anger in cities across Europe, with anti-Semitism seeing a sharp rise, resulting in violent protests, anti-Semitic chants and attacks on Jewish synagogues in some of Europe’s largest cities.

Jakarta - The ex-general who lost Indonesia's presidential election to Joko Widodo will challenge the result in court, his campaign team said Wednesday, a move that could spell weeks of uncertainty for the world's third-biggest democracy.

Washington - The U.S. Air Force will launch new satellites Wednesday to track those of other countries and counter possible threats to American spacecraft, officials said.

Rome - Italian police have arrested five migrants accused of the grisly murder of scores of fellow would-be refugees when fighting broke out on a boat making the treacherous crossing to Europe, local media reported.

Giglio - Italy's Costa Concordia will set sail on its final voyage Wednesday as survivors look on, two-and-a-half years after the luxury cruise ship crashed and sank in a nighttime disaster that left 32 people dead.

In a giant step forward in saving a species from extinction, Mexican officials announced the birth of a littler of Mexican gray wolves, the first to be born in their natural habitat after going extinct in the wild three decades ago.

Seoul - South Korea's police force was pilloried as doltish and incompetent Wednesday after announcing that a body found six weeks ago was that of a fugitive tycoon at the heart of a months-long manhunt.

Australian ministers have declared their commitment to end new HIV infections by 2020. In June they created a pledge they call the AIDS 2014 Legacy Statement; and this week, at the 20th International AIDS Conference in Melbourne, it became active.

A new kind of bait has been created, called “curiosity”, which will be used to control the population of feral cats and save species threatened by them.

Tel Aviv - Shortly after noon Tuesday the Federal Aviation Administration issued a ban of at least 24 hours on all U.S. owned air carriers from flying to and from Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv in response to increased rocket attacks by the terrorist group Hamas.