The arrest of the son of a drug lord sparked violence in Mexico
Heavy armed militants surrounded security forces in Culiacan, Mexico on October 17, forcing the government to release the son of drug lord "El Chapo".
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The life of a robot married husband
A year has passed since Akihiko Kondo's wedding, but during that time, he has never held his hand or hugged his wife.
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9 o'clock to persuade Turkey to armistice
When Vice President Mike Pence left for Turkey on October 16, not many people in the White House believed the trip would be successful.
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The million-dollar apartments hiding at the apocalypse
When referring customers about the Kansas apartment complex, Larry Hall emphasized the important detail: the ability to survive the end of the world.
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Model 'hypnotized by CIA'
Radio host Long John Nebel found his wife, Candy Jones, very moody, sometimes very angry and her voice changed.
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The three ball game 'no' in North Korea
No fans, no live broadcast, no foreign media, this is how the World Cup qualifying match between Korea and North Korea took place.
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The blood smuggling line satisfied his son's "thirst"
China After blocking a suspicious woman at the Port of Fu Tian, customs officers discovered that she had hidden a bra in her bra with blood tubes bearing the name of the pregnant woman.
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The most wanted drug lord in Asia
Tse Chi Lop is protected by Thai kickboxing fighters, traveling by private plane and once losing 66 million USD in one night because of gambling.
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How is clean water provided for New York?
Americans New Yorkers like to brag about their drinking water because it's safe and dubbed the "champagne of water".
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American soldiers 'bite their conscience' for leaving the Kurds
"We have broken their faith, causing a stain on American conscience," said a US soldier fighting the Kurds in Syria.
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