There are signs of life emerging from the world’s economic ‘canary in the coal mine
The world’s economic “canary in the coal mine” is still weak, but it seems to be showing signs of improvement. South Korean exports, nicknamed “the… Read More ›
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The fight for $15 is unreasonable — that’s why it’s winning
When fast food workers first marched off their jobs in late 2012 to protest for $15-an-hour pay, their demands seemed as hopeless as they… Read More ›
Milwaukee – Trump Works To Right Campaign Before Wisconsin Votes
Milwaukee – Donald Trump worked to right his campaign on Sunday after a shaky week, brushing off verbal missteps about abortion, nuclear weapons and… Read More ›
Philadelphia – Businessman Steve Forbes On Derailed Train
Philadelphia – Businessman Steve Forbes says he was on the train that derailed near Philadelphia, killing two people and injuring several dozen others. Forbes… Read More ›
New York – Firefighters Battle 5-alarm Fire At Queens Dry Cleaners
New York – Firefighters are battling a 5-alarm fire at a dry cleaners shop in Long Island City, Queens. Fire officials say the blaze… Read More ›
Ex-death row inmate accused of holding woman as sex slave for months
When someone begs police to arrest them, it’s a clue something is amiss. Such a request was made by a woman who was staying… Read More ›
Ex-wife of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi: I want a new life in Europe
She was married to the most wanted man in the world, the leader of ISIS. In her first interview since her release from a Lebanese… Read More ›
Japan and South Korea hit back at Trump’s nuclear comments
Seoul – Confused, shocked, bewildered. Just a few of the words used in recent days to describe Japan and South Korea’s reaction to some of Donald… Read More ›
PM tells father of Hebron shooter he ‘understands his distress’
Soldier released to supervised detention as Netanyahu tells family to trust investigation into killing of Palestinian assailant Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday urged… Read More ›
Netanyahu revives bid to appoint spokesman who called Obama anti-Semitic
PM said to finally submit Ran Baratz to vetting committee, despite history of derogatory statements; calls efforts to stymie appointment ‘absurd’ Prime Minister Benjamin… Read More ›
Despite everything, Abbas tells Israelis, peace is attainable
In rare TV interview, Palestinian leader says Netanyahu is still a ‘partner’ for talks; PA security forces are preventing knifings; and while there’s incitement in… Read More ›
Bloody, visceral world of Montana’s off-grid butchers
With their long beards, plaid shirts and timeless surroundings, they could be part of a folksy fashion shoot for a hip magazine. If it… Read More ›
Mediterranean diet wins again, helps bones
The Mediterranean diet is well-known for its health benefits on your heart and waistline, but now your bones could benefit too, according to a… Read More ›
Girl dies as bouncy castle blown away
A seven-year-old girl has died after a bouncy castle she was playing on blew away in Essex, England. A 24-year-old woman and a 27-year-old man… Read More ›
American Airlines co-pilot suspected of being drunk, airport spokesman says
A co-pilot for American Airlines was detained at Detroit Metropolitan Airport Saturday morning on suspicion of being drunk, an airport spokesman said. The co-pilot… Read More ›
Is Obama serious about declassifying ‘dirty war’ docs?
Leading up to President Barack Obama’s historic trip to Argentina this week, his administration dropped a mini-bombshell: The U.S. government would begin declassifying documents… Read More ›
Bernie Sanders’ big day
Hawaii is holding caucuses Saturday as well; results are expected after midnight ET. The wins amid record turnout are reaffirmation of Sanders’ appeal to… Read More ›
Parisians take first aid training in case of new terror attacks
3,200 attend two-hour sessions provided by rescuers to teach participants how to react in emergency situations About 3,200 Parisians have attended free first aid… Read More ›
From crime to journalism, Belgian terror suspects a mixed bag
Three attackers blew themselves up in Brussels, a fourth man was caught and charged, and a fifth remains on run Two brothers who dabbled… Read More ›
Belgium charges 3 more attacks suspects with terror offenses
Heavily armed police sweep into several Brussels neighborhoods in operations linked to deadly bombings BRUSSELS (AP) — Belgian prosecutors announced Saturday they have charged… Read More ›
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