Copa America 2015: Gonzalo Jara’s poke in backside earns him ban
Chile’s hopes of making the Copa America final on home soil were dealt a blow after key defender Gonzalo Jara was suspended for three… Read More ›
Chile’s hopes of making the Copa America final on home soil were dealt a blow after key defender Gonzalo Jara was suspended for three… Read More ›
This is pretty much it: the most dangerous part of a historic solar-powered adventure playing out thousands of feet above the Earth. For folks who… Read More ›
Advocacy group will ‘maximize community’s political influence at the most high-stakes moment in US-Iran relations in a generation’ WASHINGTON — An Iranian-American group that… Read More ›
Foreign minister will reportedly travel to Tehran quickly if accord signed; 100 companies plan September delegation France is gearing up for the resumption of… Read More ›
Coalition’s scramble to pass controversial bill on offshore drilling is unsuccessful; Netanyahu may make details of deal public A parliamentary vote on a controversial… Read More ›
Op-ed: The ‘lone-wolf terrorist’ may be ‘alone’ in their actions, but they are driven and influenced by the mass, systematic, Nazi incitement on the Palestinian… Read More ›
In ruling hailed as ‘momentous’ for LGBT rights, New Jersey non-profit fined for promising Orthodox homosexuals it could ‘turn them straight’ JERSEY CITY —… Read More ›
You may have heard that real estate is expensive in the Bay Area. This is how expensive: A 9′ by 7′ tent someone has pitched… Read More ›
Over the long term, the Supreme Court’s ruling Thursday on the Fair Housing Act (FHA) is potentially even more important than its Obamacare decision. There may… Read More ›
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — A sightseeing float plane carrying eight cruise ship passengers and a pilot crashed against the granite rock face of a southeast Alaska cliff Thursday,… Read More ›
Washington – Hillary Clinton did not give the U.S. State Department at least 15 emails from her personal server from her time as secretary… Read More ›
Washington – U.S. intelligence chief James Clapper said on Thursday that China was the top suspect in the massive hacking of a U.S. government… Read More ›
New York, NY – A man convicted of threatening a motorist with a handgun while cutting in line at a gas station during the… Read More ›
The UN Commission on the Status of Women approved a resolution blaming Israel for “the grave situation of Palestinian women.” Israel’s UN Ambassador Ron Prosor… Read More ›
Billionaire philanthropists Michael Bloomberg and Bill Gates launched a joint fund in Abu Dhabi to help developing countries pass tobacco-control laws in their legal battle… Read More ›
British Prime Minister David Cameron has pledged 10 million pounds (about $14.7 million) to protect Jewish schools and synagogues in the wake of recent terror… Read More ›
At least 55 people were killed in triple suicide bombings that targeted mosques attended by Shiite Huthi militiamen in the Yemeni capital, medics said. Dozens… Read More ›
Tokyo police are investigating death threats against U.S. Ambassador to Japan Caroline Kennedy and another American diplomat, according to media reports. The U.S. Embassy in… Read More ›
In his first public appearance since winning reelection, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Wednesday the Western Wall for a prayer of thanks, saying he was… Read More ›
Gunmen in military uniforms attacked a museum in downtown Tunis around noon on Wednesday, killing 19 people, officials said. Security forces later advanced into the… Read More ›