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Victims, who contend their injuries were caused by building construction defects, have filed a class-action lawsuit seeking a jury trial, ranging in damages from $500,000 to more than $30m Members of a jury pool…
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Courtesy of Foreign Press Photo Agency / Maximilian Kleine Austria’s COVID-19, a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter, took off at 0113 GMT and was met by “friendly forces,” 10 minutes later at 0219 GMT. coverage…
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Cuban dissidents on Sunday blocked access to the home of pro-government activist Felipe Bayardo, as part of a protest against crackdowns on dissent and the dismissal of their lead organizer. The activists entered Bayardo’s…
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3. The kind of location is classified On Saturday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo refused to confirm the exact location of the summit between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. While…
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Demonstrators in Beirut have joined protests by millions of Syrians in all major cities across the Middle East calling for radical economic change to halt a violent economic collapse and mass job losses. In…
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The minister, Mick Gentleman, defended the rules. (REUTERS/Edgar Su) Mick Gentleman, the health minister of Australia’s ACT government, has spoken out about the merits of mandatory vaccines to combat measles, as well as the…
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There is a rebirth going on as an animal colony emerges from the nuclear fallout at the Fukushima nuclear power plant The first clean-up mission since the 2011 earthquake and tsunami that led to…
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Play Audio Clip Listen to audio clip. U.S. Congressional Leader Nancy Pelosi had one goal on Capitol Hill today: hold off on a need for a long-term increase in the debt ceiling. But for…
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Written by Staff Writer World leaders met in South Korea last week, where the aim was to reduce tensions and ease tensions between two global superpowers: the US and China. Despite last-minute hiccups in…
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From January 14 until March 31, Twitter will remove images of people who haven’t given their permission to be posted on its platform. The company warned in a notice last week that the move…
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