Month: October 2021

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — A vessel carrying passengers and construction materials sank off Haiti’s southern coast and officials said Saturday that at least 12 people died. The director of Haiti’s Maritime… Read more

The Turkish government said this week that it has opened deportation proceedings against at least seven Syrian nationals accused of eating bananas in a “provocative” way while participating in a… Read more

NAIROBI — Amid a near-total communications blackout, tens of thousands of protesters across Sudan took a well-coordinated protest movement back onto city streets Saturday after a military coup earlier this… Read more

LONDON — A group of LGBTQ Afghans who fled their home country have arrived in Britain, the first in a wave that London says it will evacuate, as advocates warn… Read more

Actor Alec Baldwin spoke out about the horrific shooting that took place on set of “Rust.” Baldwin spoke to the paparazzi on Saturday in Vermont for the first time, stating… Read more

Actor Alec Baldwin spoke out about last week’s shooting at the Western film “Rust”. He described the event as a “one in a trillion event”. Baldwin spoke out about the… Read more

Leaders from the largest economies in the world on Saturday supported a global tax minimum on corporations to help build fairness in light of skyrocketing profits of multinational companies. The… Read more

There’s an apparent beef in cattle, and their contribution to warming the earth. The problem is methane. It is produced by the world’s nearly 1.4 billion cows. Mark Phillips went… Read more

ROME — President Biden sought to smooth over relations with America’s oldest ally on Friday, acknowledging that the U.S. had been “clumsy” in its handling of a weapons agreement that… Read more