Botched execution in Arizona takes 2 hours to complete
Arizona Governor Jan Brewer ordered a review of the state’s execution process after a convicted double murderer gasped and snorted for more than an hour
Month: July 2014
The first bodies of the MH17 crash have arrived in the Netherlands
The bodies of the first victims from a Malaysian airliner shot down over Ukraine last week arrived on Wednesday at a military base in the
Colorado’s gay marriage ban has been ruled unconstitutional
A federal judge ruled Colorado’s ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional but stayed implementation of his ruling until a higher court can weigh in, leaving
China’s manufacturing activity has risen to an 18-month high
China’s manufacturing activity grew at its fastest pace in 18 months in July, an initial survey by HSBC showed, the latest in a series of
North Korea is building and underwater hotel for tourists
Outside of Pyongyang, North Korea may not have regular indoor heating or a robust enough agricultural infrastructure to keep its people from going hungry for
White House looks to satisfy religious groups over Obamacare issues
The Obama administration is developing a method for religious organizations opposed to contraception coverage under the Affordable Care Act to opt out of providing the
Poroshenko demands the separatists be recognized as terrorists
As the tit-for-tat public relations blitz continues to play out, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has demanded that the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) and Luhansk
Fox considers selling Sky assets to assist Time Warner merger
Last week, 21st Century Fox confirmed that it had made a formal proposal to Time Warner in June to combine the two companies, a bid
The U.K.’s economy hasn’t just recovered, it’s expanding
The United Kingdom’s economy has finally passed its pre-2008 financial crisis peak and is set to achieve the strongest annual gross domestic product growth rate
An Iraq War veteran is worried about losing his therapeutic ducks
An army veteran living in Ohio who was wounded during the Iraq War is worried that a recent citation will result in the confiscation of