Australian billionaire apologizes for remarks about Chinese “mongrels” and “bastards”
Clive Palmer has sent a letter to the Chinese embassy in Canberra, the capital of Australia, in which he apologizes to “Chinese people everywhere” for
UN warns of an imminent massacre in the Iraqi town of Amerli
As Iraq continues to suffer from bouts of horrendous violence, the United Nations has warned that Sunni extremists from the Islamic State are about to
Russia has to remove its convoy from Ukraine or face more US sanctions
The United States has threatened to impose additional sanctions against Russia on Friday unless Russia removes a convoy that it claims is delivering humanitarian aid
FARC rebels and the Colombian military are meeting in Havana to negotiate
Members of the Colombian military met face-to-face with FARC rebel leaders in Havana, Cuba on Friday to negotiate a peaceful ending the five-decade-long conflict between
US has faced 68 Ebola scares in the last three weeks
According to the United States Center for Disease Control (CDC), 68 people have been tested for the deadly Ebola virus in the United States over
Bank of America has agreed to a record-breaking $16.65 billion settlement
Bank of America and the Justice Department have finally reached a settlement, with Bank of America agreeing to pay $16.65 billion to end the federal
School police in Compton can equip themselves with AR-15 rifles
Students at a school in Compton are in for a few changes when the new school year starts next Monday: the police officers that are
The US has destroyed the last of Syria’s chemical weapons
The White House confirmed yesterday that United States military and civilian personal have successfully completed the destruction of the Syrian government’s declared stockpile of chemical
Private autopsy on Michael Brown shows he was shot at least six times
Attorneys for the family of Michael Brown have claimed that a private autopsy conducted on the teenager’s body indicated that there was no struggle between
Missouri governor lifts curfew in Ferguson, calls in the National Guard
This morning, after having ordered the deployment of the Missouri National Guard to Ferguson, Governor Jay Nixon has also announced that the curfew he imposed