Twenty-six people have been injured after Yemeni rebels attacked an airport in Saudi Arabia, prompting fresh tensions between Riyadh and its fierce regional rival Iran. A missile fired by Houthi rebels hit the airport's arrivals hall in the mountain resort city of Abha, according to Saudi officials, injuring passengers of different nationalities. The Saudi-led coalition which is fighting the Houthis in Yemen immediately pointed the blame at Iran, saying Tehran had equipped the rebel group with 'advanced weapons'. 😱🚀
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Middle East on alert as two oil tankers are hit by explosions and one 'sinks' in suspected 'torpedo attack' in Gulf of Oman - weeks after Iran attacked similar vessels off UAE coast. 🚢🔥
Two oil tankers, the MT Front Altair and the Kokuka Courageous, were hit by explosions in the Gulf of Oman today and the Altair has reportedly sunk after catching fire. The Taiwanese oil refiner which chartered the Altair said the ship was 'suspected of being hit by a torpedo' while a shipping broker said the Panama-flagged Kokuka had suffered an explosion after an 'outside attack' which may have involved a magnetic mine. Britain has urged 'extreme caution' amid high tensions in the Middle East, just weeks after four tankers were attacked in a mysterious act of sabotage off the UAE coast which Washington believes was the work of Iran. The tensions have prompted the U.S. to send aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln to bolster its military presence in the region. 🚢🔥
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The US Air Force B-2 bomber was seen and filmed above Colorado by a passenger on a Southwest Airlines flight from Las Vegas to Chicago last week. The footage shows the arrow-shaped plane - one of 20 operated by the US Air Force - flying beneath the passenger's plane and leaving a white trail behind it.
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'I don't deserve this': Jon Stewart breaks down as firefighters present him with a coat worn by late 9/11 hero Ray Pfeifer ahead of the comedian's electrifying speech before Congress.
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At last! St. Louis Blues end 52-year wait to win first-ever Stanley Cup with 4-1 victory over Boston Bruins.🏆🏒
Twenty-five cops injured as rioting grips Memphis after police officers 'killed a local man by firing at him 20 times in his family's front yard'.😱
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California police bodycam footage shows fatal shooting of aspiring rapper Willie McCoy, 21, who was 'sleeping in his car' outside a Taco Bell. As they were investigating, police said that McCoy suddenly made a movement toward the gun in his lap.Six officers…
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Investigator says cops who shot an aspiring rapper 55 TIMES in 35 seconds while he 'slept in his car with a gun in his lap' outside Taco Bell 'acted reasonably'.👮🏻♂️
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Astonishing video has emerged of a bald eagle swimming effortlessly to a shore in Lake Winnipesaukee in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire. The footage was taken by Laconia resident Tyler Blake on Monday morning. 'Just to see how uncanny it is, for it to be, like, a human doing the breaststroke, it's just amazing,' Blake said. Experts say the bird was not injured and was likely swimming with a fish secured in its talons. Bald eagles are known to swim during hunting or holding fish because they are buoyant and can take breaks in their swim. #WOW
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Marine biologists at Monterey Bay Whale Watch, in California could not believe their luck when they stumbled across the pod of 24 Baird's beaked whales - two of which were young calves. Despite the marine mammals being the largest of all beaked whale species in the ocean, they glide through the water in perfect unison. ☺️
The family from the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia were on a dream holiday in Bali, Indonesia when they decided to make a day trip to the popular Ubud Monkey Forest. Judy, 37, Simon, 36, and children Elijah, 13, Jimmy, 11, and Kayleigh, eight, visited the sacred forest, where hundreds of monkeys reside. They asked a local guide to take photos of them during the day and were stunned to see the monkey taking a selfie. They were even more surprised to look back at the snaps and see the curious monkey flipping its middle finger. 🤣 #LMAO
Hong Kong's authorities have closed government offices after crowds and riot police clashed in a day of violence over a new extradition bill. Police fired pepper spray, used batons and water cannons to beat back umbrella-wielding protesters who tried to reach the city's parliament on Wednesday. The authorities began shuttering government buildings in the financial district, which will remain closed until the end of the week, as a handful of protesters remained milling on the streets early on Thursday. Wednesday's violence was some of the worst the city has seen since Britain handed it back to Chinese rule in 1997. The Hong Kong Hospital Authority said 72 people had been hospitalised by 10pm on Wednesday. 🔥😱 #Retract