Isabelle Gerretsen

The collection of daisies from the 1850s is "irreplaceable", according to scientists.

The social network is trying to tackle fake news following criticism that it allowed far-right groups to spread lies before the U.S. election.

Inspectors found Nazi-era helmets and pictures of soldiers from Adolf Hitler's army at a barracks.

The latest controversy comes a month after Jenner was slammed for appearing in a Pepsi commercial trivializing political resistance.

The fashion icon has been at the helm of American Vogue for almost 30 years.

The attack sparked nationwide outrage and led to India's parliament passing new anti-rape laws.

The Mexican drug kingpin spends up to 23 hours locked up and is not allowed to receive any visitors.

Farmers are concerned after a string of wolf attacks on their sheep.

The killer clown craze started in the U.S. and quickly spread to Europe.

The first episode of the satire's new season made the MP to laugh so hard he choked, and then knocked himself unconscious.

Inspectors found the gin to contain nearly twice the amount of alcohol advertised on the bottle.

Criminals blew up 79 ATMs across the country in 2016.

Clinton said she was expecting Trump to respond on Twitter and that she was happy "to be the diversion" that stopped him from "interfering in foreign affairs."

She said the army's "leadership and accountability have failed" after a spate of scandals involving military officials.

The drug trafficker helped Guzman escape federal prison twice but was reported to be locked in a battle for succession of the Sinaloa cartel.

Missouri and Oklahoma both declared a state of emergency after several people died in strong flood waters following severe storms.

Passers-by pulled a toddler and a baby from the vehicle after it skidded into a ditch.

Matthew Bryce was plucked from the water by the coast guard Monday night.

The lieutenant received monthly payments and lived in German asylum accommodation after registering as a refugee in Syria.

The German chancellor said UK politicians hoping for a great deal after leaving the EU were harboring "illusions."

Glaucoma affects 16 million people worldwide, many of whom have lost a third of their vision before they start treatment.

The artist behind a $12,000 mural in Chicago is seeking to ease the row over allegations he plagiarized a student's work.

Discrimination against the Jewish community decreased by 61 percent in France in 2016.

President Erdogan had accused Merkel of "Nazi measures," but his Turkish deputy prime minister said Monday that it was time to return to "normality."

The president of the Jewish council in Germany said many asylum seekers come from countries where anti-Semitism is ingrained.

Jude Josue Sabio has accused Duterte of being the mastermind behind thousands of killings as mayor of Davao and as president.

Residents claim the public platform is a "nuisance" that has turned their homes into a "goldfish bowl."

The top four candidates are less than five percentage points apart, according to the latest polls.

The Massachusetts senator said the U.S. president scapegoated minorities on the campaign trail.

The actor has not starred in the franchise since 2007.