KANO, Nigeria – Nigerian officials have ordered a boarding school closed and police are investigating a boy’s allegations of brutal…
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6 males, at least 3 from gangs, killed in 2 separate incidents in El Salvador, authorities say
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador – Authorities in El Salvador say at least one suspected Mara street gang member and three…
Read MoreControversial Iraqi cleric gets 18 months in jail in Norway, for praising Paris terror attack
COPENHAGEN, Denmark – A Norwegian court has sentenced an Iraqi-born cleric to 18 months in jail for praising the slaying…
Read MoreNew Zealand circulates UN resolution backing two-state solution for Israel-Palestinian crisis
UNITED NATIONS – New Zealand has circulated a draft U.N. resolution reaffirming the two-state solution as the only path to…
Read MoreWest Virginia lawyer suspended for threatening to shoot fake spiders with a gun
An arachnophobic attorney was suspended Wednesday after he allegedly flashed a gun and threatened to shoot the fake spiders that…
Read MoreFor first time, Iran to take a seat among world powers for Syria talks
BEIRUT – Iran will take part in international talks on Syria for the first time this week, giving it a…
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Sen. Lankford, Rep. Forbes: Let Coach Kennedy remain free to pray, as we are in Congress
As members of the House and Senate, we open each daily legislative session with prayer—a tradition which dates back to…
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7-year-old who choked on school lunch declared brain-dead
A 7-year-old Brooklyn girl has been declared brain-dead after choking on her public-school lunch — and her family blames staffers…
Read MoreRepublic of Congo president can seek another term after voters approve constitution changes
BRAZZAVILLE, Republic of Congo – Official results show voters have approved changes to the constitution that will allow Republic of…
Read MoreTop South African university to re-open after deal with students who protested tuition hikes
JOHANNESBURG – One of South Africa’s top universities says it will re-open after reaching agreements with students whose protests against…
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