By Ahmed Hagagy KUWAIT (Reuters) – A suicide bomber blew himself up in a packed Shi’ite Muslim mosque in Kuwait city during Friday prayers, killing more than ten people, the governor of Kuwait City and a witness said. The Islamic State militant group claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement posted on social media and said it had targeted a “temple of the rejectionists” — a term it generally
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court’s resounding rejection of a conservative attempt to gut President Barack Obama’s health care overhaul won’t stop Republicans from attacking the law they detest. But now, their efforts will be chiefly about teeing up the issue for the 2016 presidential and congressional elections.
Bristol Palin has announced she’s pregnant again, unwittingly becoming the face of a surprising age group seeing an increase in unintended pregnancies.
Lululemon is recalling 133,000 tops and jackets because of reports of injuries from the hard-tipped draw cords.
From 2011 to 2012, there were 90 outbreaks and 1,788 cases of any illness linked to using recreational water — mainly in pools.
In today’s world we aren’t paid for our muscle power; we’re paid for our brainpower.
Your body might beat a juice cleanse when it comes to detoxing.
Katie Taylor is through to the lightweight final at the European Games in Baku after an incredibly narrow win over home hope Yana Alekseevna of Azerbaijan.
St Helens are facing a full-back dilemma ahead of Sunday’s Ladbrokes Challenge Cup quarter-final with Widnes Vikings at Langtree Park.
Roger Federer has history at Wimbledon and he has current form which makes him a genuine threat ahead of this year’s tournament, says Barry Cowan.
