Category Archives: World
In Namibia, 1533 Portuguese shipwreck's relics hidden away
ORANJEMUND, Namibia - Diamond prospectors in Namibia nearly a decade ago stumbled upon remnants of a shipwrecked Portuguese vessel whose trading journey to India was cut violently short by a storm in ...
Sep 15, 2017
Iceland's centre-right govt collapses amid pedophile scandal
COPENHAGEN - Iceland’s nine-month-old, centre-right government collapsed Friday after a small coalition member quit and the country’s prime minister called for a new election “as soo...
Sep 15, 2017
Somali refugee's American dream on hold as Trump ban debated
NAIROBI, Kenya - Somali refugee Asho Manangara Ibrahim has a dream. She wants to educate herself and her children in the United States. For 10 years she went through a rigorous process of interviews a...
Sep 15, 2017

Trump's tough talk on London bomb irks British leader
WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump’s suggestion that London police could have done more to prevent Friday’s homemade bomb explosion drew a quick rejoinder from British Prime Minister Ther...
Sep 15, 2017

UN: Global hunger rising with conflicts, climate shocks
ROME - The number of chronically hungry people in the world is on the rise again after a decade of declines, the United Nations reported Friday, citing intensifying conflicts, floods and droughts. In ...
Sep 15, 2017
Idaho hopes to bring stargazers to first US dark sky reserve
BOISE, Idaho - Tourists heading to central Idaho will be in the dark if local officials get their way. The first International Dark Sky Reserve in the United States would fill a chunk of the stateR...
Sep 15, 2017
Colleges offering legal tips, hotlines amid DACA uncertainty
BERKELEY, Calif. - Mixed signals from Washington over a possible agreement to preserve protections for young immigrants are increasing anxiety and confusion on college campuses, where the stakes are h...
Sep 15, 2017

Tommy Irvin, longtime Georgia agriculture chief, dies at 88
Former Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tommy Irvin, whose four decades in office made him one of the longest-serving statewide officials in the U.S., died at age 88, the department he once ran confir...
Sep 15, 2017
Sirens sound as North Korea again sends a missile over Japan
TOKYO - Warning sirens blared in northern Japan on Friday when North Korea launched a missile and again when it passed over the Japanese island of Hokkaido as residents were just starting their day. C...
Sep 15, 2017
Officials: More than 80 dead in IS-claimed Iraq attack
BAGHDAD - The death toll has risen to more than 80 killed in an Islamic State group-claimed attack in southern Iraq targeting a restaurant frequented by Shiite Muslim pilgrims, Iraqi officials said Fr...
Sep 15, 2017