Category Archives: World
Court orders S. Korea to compensate former salt farm slave
SEOUL, Korea, Republic Of - The South Korean government must pay 37 million won ($33,000) to a man who was enslaved on a salt farm for several years and was stopped from escaping by police, a court ru...
Sep 08, 2017
UK universities face EU student exodus due to Brexit
LONDON - Growing up in a small Italian farming town, Andrea Guerini Rocco dreamed of pursuing a career in economics in a big, bustling city. Three years ago, he thought that city would be London. He d...
Sep 08, 2017

Irma all hype? 2 Florida conservatives, 2 different views
TALLAHASSSEE, Fla. - Two well-known Florida conservatives have vastly different reactions to the pending arrival of Hurricane Irma. For the last three days, Florida Gov. Rick Scott has sounded the ala...
Sep 08, 2017

Appeals court: Grandparents not part of Trump's travel ban
SEATTLE - Grandparents, cousins and similarly close relations of people in the United States should not be prevented from coming to the country under President Donald Trump’s travel ban, a feder...
Sep 08, 2017
Is Hurricane Irma the 'Big One' Florida has dreaded?
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - They call it the Big One - a mythic, massive hurricane that would obliterate the densely populated southeast coast. And it has long been the stuff of Florida’s nightmares...
Sep 08, 2017

Officers, others sue Houston-area chemical plant after fire
HOUSTON - Seven police officers and other emergency responders say they were sickened by a chemical fire at a storm-flooded plant outside Houston, according to a lawsuit they filed against the owner T...
Sep 08, 2017

Librarian pleads guilty in death of World War I veteran
BUFFALO, N.Y. - Sixty-five years after Edmund Schreiber survived some of the bloodiest fighting of World War I, the Purple Heart Medal recipient was found strangled with his own neckties. Now, nearly ...
Sep 08, 2017
Dozens screened after beer found at prep football game
RANDOLPH, N.J. - A school official says dozens of students were detained and ordered to undergo blood and urine testing after a can of beer was discovered at a New Jersey high school football game. Ra...
Sep 08, 2017

Oregon town seeks solutions to wild turkeys, their droppings
PILOT ROCK, Ore. - A small Oregon city is asking the state for advice on how to handle a flock of wild turkeys that are ruining gardens and leaving droppings just about everywhere. Officials in Pilot ...
Sep 08, 2017

DeVos planning to scrap Obama rules on campus sexual assault
ARLINGTON, Va. - Education Secretary Betsy DeVos declared on Thursday that “the era of ‘rule by letter’ is over” as she announced plans to change the way colleges and universit...
Sep 08, 2017