Egypt justice minister fired after ‘prophet slur

Egyptian Minister of Justice Ahmad Al Zend was sacked Sunday evening under public pressure after he made a remark on the Prophet Mohammad in a TV interview triggering an outcry in the predominantly Muslim country.

Donald Trump cancels Chicago, Cincinnati rally after protesters, supporters clash

A demonstrator is removed by Chicago police during a rally for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the University of Illinois at Chicago Pavilion in Chicago on Friday, March 11, 2016. (Photo: Chris Sweda, AP)

Dozens of NLNG workers, residents of Bonny hospitalized because of dangerous fumes

Over 50 workers of the Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas Company Limited, in Bonny, Rivers state, including some community residents are said to be seriously sick and hospitalized following an alleged air borne disorder allegedly caused by a recent shut down facility/ turn around maintenance work embarked upon by the company

Bill Gates says this is the best decision he ever made

The world's richest man can spend his money on anything, but he says he stays away from buying clothes or jewelry for himself.

Maria Sharapova thanks her tennis fans after suspension

Days after admitting she failed a drug test at the Australian Open in January, Maria Sharapova -- long the world's richest female athlete -- posted a Facebookthank you note to her fans.

Guus Hiddink: Chelsea in transition after Champions League exit

Interim manager Guus Hiddink said Chelsea are in a "transitional period" after Paris St-Germain knocked them out at the Champions League last-16 stage for the second successive season.

8 Daily Habits That Will Keep Your Brain Young and Sharp

Working at your desk all day can feel monotonous—but at least your brain is breaking a serious sweat: Regularly using a computer makes you 42 percent less likely to show symptoms of cognitive decline, finds new research from the Wisconsin Alzheimer’s Institute.