Passengers on a bus were shocked to see a police car swinging back and forth between the lanes on a highway for an unknown reason. One passenger even suggested, "Maybe we should call the police."

In a blunt and oft-interrupted speech before the Knesset plenum, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu slammed his opposition: You are constantly grousing (literally pickling), attacking and nitpicking...but you know deep down that in democratic elections, we will win." On peace with the Palesti

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South Korea, the U.S. and Japan began a two-day joint military drill on Tuesday morning. The missile tracking exercise will be conducted in the waters off the coasts of South Korea and Japan.

The ideas expressed during Chinese President Xi Jinpings speech in front of the Communist Partys National Congress last week have been added to the partys constitution. The move by the ruling party makes Xi the most powerful Chinese leader since former party chairman Mao Zedong.

After Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman claimed that the “spillover fire” over the weekend from Syria was actually a deliberate Hezbollah attack, IDF officials clarified that they are not familiar with any evidence that could back up the ministers statement.

A total of 19 wanted Palestinians were arrested in the West Bank early this morning. 17 of them are suspected of being involved in terrorist activities and violent riots.

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi defended the Iranian-backed militias operating in his country after U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson criticized them. According to al-Abadi, the militias are made up of Iraqis who are not working for Tehran.