Port-au-prince, Haiti – A new National Palace will be built over the next several years to resemble the iconic 90-year-old structure smashed during Haiti’s… Read More ›
Washington – The Trump administration ratcheted up the rhetoric on Iran Wednesday, declaring the international deal to restrain Tehran’s nuclear program had failed and that… Read More ›
Gunmen kill policeman, wound 4 others outside St. Catherine’s Monastery in southern Sinai CAIRO (AP) — The Islamic State extremist group has claimed responsibility… Read More ›
Brownsville, TX – The last time U.S. officials built a barrier along the border with Mexico, they left an opening at the small road… Read More ›
As the White House was talking about sending a naval “armada” to the Korean Peninsula, the very ships in question were on their way… Read More ›
In Mideast tour this week, James Mattis looking for new ideas in US bid to ‘defeat extremist terror organizations,’ Pentagon says WASHINGTON (AP) —… Read More ›
Brooklyn, NY – A Midwood man is recovering from minor injuries sustained after being assaulted early this morning by two unknown suspects in his… Read More ›
United Nations – Only at a North Korean press conference at the United Nations, can you hear a diplomat say he hoped journalists had… Read More ›
In a scathing Op-ed for the New York Times, Marwan Barghouti outlines the ‘abuses’ and ‘colonial’ occupation Israel conducts against Palestinians as reasons for engaging… Read More ›
Republican People’s Party says irregularities in voting process require Erdogan victory be overturned; leaders set to extend nation’s state of emergency Turkey’s main opposition… Read More ›
Trenton, NJ – As roadside memorials become more common on roadways in the wake of fatal crashes, efforts to regulate these makeshift sites can… Read More ›
DEMILITARISED ZONE, South Korea (Reuters) – US Vice President Mike Pence stared across the demilitarized border between North and South Korea on Monday, a… Read More ›
After nearly three years of Sisi’s reign, the Copts find themselves facing continuous decay in their livelihoods and rights, with no end in sight. … Read More ›
Polls show a race too close to call as critics fear a bolstered presidency could lead to authoritarian rule ISTANBUL (AFP) – Turkey on… Read More ›
SEOUL (Reuters) – A North Korean missile “blew up almost immediately” on its test launch on Sunday, the U.S. Pacific Command said, hours before… Read More ›
Although training of the Iraqi forces and Kurdish Peshmerga is a major part of the operation, the overall narrative has changed; the US is more… Read More ›
New York – Police detectives retracing the final hours of a pioneering judge who turned up dead in the Hudson River in Manhattan have… Read More ›
Back in late 2001 when Osama bin Laden was US enemy No. 1, I spent a good bit of time in the Afghan mountains… Read More ›
Today’s Mosul and the areas around it were the site of many of the worst crimes of ISIS against cultural heritage. QARAQOSH, Iraq –… Read More ›
Chicago – United Airlines sought to quell the uproar over a man being dragged off a plane by announcing on Tuesday that it would… Read More ›
