Argentina Military Police Up In Arms Over Pay Cuts
Members of Argentina's coast guard and military police are striking after pay cuts of up to 70 percent were erroneously applied to all troops.
Chinese Vessels Flock To Disputed Islands, As Japan Demands Compensation
Hundreds of Chinese fishing vessels are nearing the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands, protected by an increasing number of Chinese government vessels. The impasse between Beijing and Tokyo look no closer to resolution.
Panetta's Visit To Asia Unlikely To Assuage Sino-Japanese Nationalist Anger
Tangible results to alleviating China's rising temper against Japan seem nowhere to be found. U.S. officials are urging for calm and peace, but the reality on the streets is that Chinese anger and frustrations are dealing increasing damage and violence to businesses carrying Japanese branded products. Meanwhile, a massive Chinese fishing fleet is soon expected to arrive in the waters off the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands, worsening the prospects of a swift resolution.
Japan Says Chinese Ships Enter Its Waters Off Disputed Islands
Two Chinese patrol ships entered Japanese territorial waters near disputed islets claimed by both Beijing and Tokyo on Friday, Japan's Coast Guard said.
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Isaac, once a Category One hurricane but now just a tropical storm, is expected to be downgraded further to a tropical depression by late Thursday. In the meantime, the storm continues to pack winds of 45 miles per hour and pour down about feet of rain in Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi. We've gathered a slew of photos and pictures of the devastation throughout New Orleans and Mississippi from Isaac.
Barges Back Up On Drought-Lowered Mississippi
Traffic on the Mississippi River halted again Wednesday due to a grounded barge near Greenville, Miss., as the nation's main waterway falls toward a record low level because of the worst U.S. drought in over a half century.
Tony Scott Jump Video Rejected By TMZ, Footage Of 'Top Gun' Director's Fatal Leap Continues To Be Shopped Around
Several passengers who witnessed Tony Scott's tragic jump off the Vincent Thomas Bridge in Los Angeles are shopping around video of the fatal leap. While TMZ has reportedly seen the footage, the Thirty Mile Zone entertainment news outlet opted to steer clear of the potentially controversial video and not purchase the material.
Tony Scott Death: Video And Photos Of Suicidal Jump Reportedly Taken By Passengers On Harbor Cruise
Tony Scott's tragic jump off the Vincent Thomas Bridge in Los Angeles County was reportedly witnessed by a group of passengers on a harbor cruise. According to TMZ, some of those passengers took photos and shot video.
76 Rescued, Few With Minor Injuries, After Alaska Sightseeng Vessel Runs Aground
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Tony Scott Death: 'Top Gun' Director Jumps Off Vincent Thomas Bridge, Dead At 68; Complete List Of Films Directed By Donna Scott's Husband
Tony Scott, the famed Hollywood film director responsible for movies such as "Top Gun" and "Beverly Hills Cop II," among many other blockbusters, jumped to his death on Sunday off a Los Angeles bridge.
'Top Gun' Director Tony Scott Leaps Off A Bridge To His Death
Tony Scott, director of hit Hollywood films, such as "Top Gun," "Beverly Hills Cop II" and "Days of Thunder," died after he jumped off a bridge in Los Angeles on Sunday afternoon, reports said.
China And Japan Fail To Ease Tensions After Japanese Nationalists Visit Disputed Islands
Ten Japanese nationalists bring their flags to the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands only a few days after 14 Chinese nationalists from Hong Kong do the same.
14 China Nationalist Activists To Be Released By Japan
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Japan And South Korea Lock Horns Over Islands, China Steers Clear
A visit from the South Korean president to some islands in the Sea of Japan has sparked a small flame war in an ongoing territorial dispute. The big fish in the pool, China, is steering clear of this one, despite its entanglement in island disputes with many other countries in the area.
Rapper Pitbull Posts Photos During Alaska Walmart Visit In Kodiak After Viral ?Exile? Campaign
After a faux "exile" campaign to ship Pitbull off to an Alaska Walmart was conceived, the rapper has held up his part of the deal, bringing the promotional campaign to fruition by tweeting photos inside of the Kodiak superstore and around the small town.
HSBC Estimates $700 million Dirty Money Laundering Fine... But Is It Enough?
The British banking giant announced it was earmarking $700 million for laundering roughly $30 billion in drug and terrorism money around the world.
China Claims South China Sea Island With Military Garrison: Report
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Philippines President Announces Military Buildup
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Russian Coast Guard Fires On Chinese Boat, Straining Friendship
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China Rescues Stranded Navy Vessel In Disputed Waters Near Philppines
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5 Dead, Several Missing As Fire Breaks Out At State Secretariat In Mumbai
At least three people died and several were reported missing when a major fire sabotaged a seven-story government building in Mumbai Thursday.
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