A rock-slide and avalanche stranded 13 cyclists for about eight hours at Glacier National Park in Montana on Monday.
A rock-slide and avalanche stranded 13 cyclists for about eight hours at Glacier National Park in Montana on Monday.
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A Japanese man was arrested on Wednesday for using a stun gun to discipline his three children, police said, the latest in a series of child-abuse cases that have prompted...
EasyHotel swung to a loss for the half-year, on the back of the temporary closure of a key site and dampened consumer confidence.
China is interested in extra supplies of Russian gas through the Power of Siberia pipeline which is nearing completion, according to the Russian state-run energy giant, Gazprom, that is implementing...
European Union leaders are divided over who to appoint to the top jobs in Brussels, after elections shredded comfortable political alliances and raised troubling questions about the future of the...
There are signs that the heat may be going out of the land market in south Tipperary.
There are signs that the heat may be going out of the land market in south Tipperary.
Teagasc has said it that it would “love” to see beef farmers get a higher return from factories for their product but has no influence over price.
Fianna Fáil Senator Paul Daly has said it is imperative that farm safety is taken seriously and that a standalone agency take responsibility for farm safety.
A review into Non-Standard Finance's £1.3 billion hostile takeover bid for doorstep lending rival Provident Financial has been launched by Britain's competition watchdog.
EU Commissioner Phil Hogan's position could be under threat due to a significant push to introduce more gender balance in European institutions.
Rail app business Trainline has confirmed plans to raise £75 million in capital to fund its expansion plans when it floats on the London Stock Exchange next month.
A vicious storm has torn through the western outskirts of a US city, spawning one or more tornadoes that downed trees and power lines, damaged homes and injured at least...
Southend Airport owner Stobart Group has plunged to a £42.6 million annual loss after it was hit by aviation costs and a £16 million write-down.
Housebuilder Telford Homes has reported a 13% fall in annual profits as it shifted focus to the build to rent market and battled against a “subdued” London market.
The full cost of electronic sheep tagging (EID) must be carried by the Department of Agriculture until the marts and factories are fully compliant with the new technology.
One farmer in Monaghan, who asked to remain anonymous, had over 20 cattle stolen last month.
Five years ago Fergal Byrne reached a crossroads in his farming life.
An Taisce has said the EU would be right to revoke Ireland's nitrates derogation.
Huawei filed a motion in U.S. court Wednesday challenging a a law limiting its sales of telecom equipment, the latest in the ongoing class.
A vicious storm has torn through the western outskirts of a US city, spawning one or more tornadoes that downed trees and power lines, damaged homes and injured at least...
Burma's military is committing war crimes and other atrocities as it engages in new military operations in the western state of Rakhine, Amnesty International has said.
Chinese tech giant Huawei has filed a motion in a US court challenging the constitutionality of a law that limits its sales of telecoms equipment, the latest action in an...
A warning has been issued after an 'exceedance' for the herbicide glyphosate was detected in the public drinking water supply in Co Mayo.
A warning has been issued after an 'exceedance' for the pesticide glyphosate was detected in the public drinking water supply in Co Mayo.
Burma's Rohingya Muslim minority is facing fresh atrocities and human rights violations at the hands of the military, according to a report by Amnesty International.
The US House of Representatives failed again to pass a $19.1bn (€17bn) disaster aid bill supported by President Donald Trump after a Republican politician objected to the measure.
Jeremy Corbyn is coming under pressure to make a new referendum a condition of Labour support for any Brexit deal, after an exodus of Remain voters consigned the party to...
This year MacKenzie Bezos became one of the world's richest women through divorce, getting $35.6bn (€31.9bn) of her husband Jeff's Amazon fortune.
Tony Blair's former spin doctor Alastair Campbell has been expelled from the British Labour Party after admitting that he voted for the Liberal Democrats in the European elections.
An American mountaineer has become the 11th person in two weeks to die on Mount Everest, as sherpas and tour operators alike blame an influx of inexperienced climbers and budget...
Court documents reveal a woman suspected by British authorities of having ill-gotten wealth spent £600,000 (€680,000) in one day at upmarket department store Harrods and once forked out £30,000 on...
Scotland Women's Erin Cuthbert scored the pick of the goals as the side beat Jamaica 3-2 in their final friendly before this summer's World Cup in France.
The computer is called "The Persistence of Chaos."
Twitter is hiring a 'Tweeter in Chief' to run its @Twitter account, based on its careers page. Apply if you 'are a master in the art of Twitter.'
It's the first new model since 2015, featuring larger storage options, group FaceTime and Augmented Reality apps. The new Touch starts at $199.
Your next Jeep could be electric if a budding deal to combine Jeep maker Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and French automaker Renault becomes a reality.
Belgium's former king has agreed to a DNA test demanded by a woman who claims to be his daughter.
Campaigners say Missouri's only abortion clinic could be closed by the end of the week because the state is threatening to not renew its licence.