At least 100 bodies found in sewer system under Colombian prison
Colombian authorities are investigating the disappearance and dismemberment of at least 100 people whose bodies were allegedly thrown into a sewer system underneath a… Read More ›
Colombian authorities are investigating the disappearance and dismemberment of at least 100 people whose bodies were allegedly thrown into a sewer system underneath a… Read More ›
Transfer of Su-30 aircraft to Tehran would require Security Council approval, Washington to discuss issue with Moscow WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration said… Read More ›
Tehran may be included in group of 17 countries taking part in task force to reach Syria truce, despite its support for Assad WASHINGTON… Read More ›
Most of this crisis, and the world’s eyes, are concentrated on what was once a Turkish border town of 90,000 people called Kilis. GAZIANTEP… Read More ›
Killing continues, but humanitarian aid gets through. WASHINGTON – In Munich last Thursday, US Secretary of State John Kerry announced an “ambitious” goal of… Read More ›
‘A uterus doesn’t qualify you to be president of the United States,’ entertainer says of frontrunner Hillary Clinton ATLANTA (AP) — When rapper Killer… Read More ›
A new poll of Republican voters released on Wednesday found US Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) vaulting past Donald Trump nationally. In a clear break… Read More ›
There’s a website built for anonymous reviews about Amazon’s work environment, and its founders are now threatening to start a union drive if the… Read More ›
Massapequa Park, NY – A suburban New York family is seeking snow donations to help its 14-foot snowman last until spring — and some… Read More ›
Washington – A White House spokesman ripped Democratic U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer on Wednesday and questioned his credibility on national security issues after Schumer… Read More ›
Trouble looms in the effort to keep Britain as part of the European Union. British Prime Minister David Cameron needs unanimous approval for a special… Read More ›
For much of his five-day trip in Mexico, Pope Francis has played the role of friendly pastor, smiling for selfies, kissing babies and encouraging the… Read More ›
Apple is opposing a judge’s order to help the FBI break into the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino, California, shooters, calling the directive… Read More ›
Tehran has yet to pay for the sophisticated air defense batteries, Moscow says, rejecting reports of a Thursday shipment Russia’s Defense Ministry on Wednesday… Read More ›
A large explosion in the Turkish capital which targeted a bus carrying military personnel killed at least 18 and injured at least 45. At least… Read More ›
ISIS has managed to terrify millions of people all over the world. With Europe worried and Saudi Arabia sounding its war drums- what do we… Read More ›
“We are afraid the radioactive element will fall into the hands of Daesh,” says senior security official with knowledge of the theft, using an Arabic… Read More ›
Tiger Global’s public-equity business, run by Scott Shleifer, initiated a new position in Apple during the fourth quarter, according to the fund’s latest 13F filing.… Read More ›
George Soros’ family-office hedge fund, Soros Fund Management, initiated a new position in Synchrony Financial during the fourth quarter, the fund’s latest regulatory filing… Read More ›
US President Barack Obama harshly criticized the entire slate of Republican presidential candidates during a press conference on Tuesday afternoon. “I think foreign observers… Read More ›