Result Page 2358 for Latest World News & Archive

Bubonic Plague Reaches Michigan In State's First 2015 Case Reported

The life-threatening disease occurs when a person is bitten by an infected flea or wild rodent with the bacterium Yesinia pestis.

Donald Trump Dallas Campaign Rally Live Stream: How To Watch The Sold-Out Texas Event

“We have to stop illegal immigration,” the Republican front-runner told more than 20,000 Texans Monday night.

Kentucky County Clerk Kim Davis Gay Marriage Fight Represents New Battleground For Religious Liberty Activists

Embattled court clerk Kim Davis returned to work Monday, as activists and officials on all sides of the same-sex marriage issue contemplated changes in existing laws.

Stephen Colbert, Still Political, Slips On Black Lives Matter Wristband On 'The Late Show'

In moving to CBS, the former Comedy Central host has not dialed back his politics, and he may have just kicked a hornets' nest.

More news

EU 'Radical' Refugee Detention Program In Italy, Greece Supported By European Leaders

Internment centers in southern Europe would also allow for the swift deportation back to Syria of those who were denied refugee status in the EU.

Arnold Schwarzenegger Dodged Donald Trump Presidency Questions Earlier This Summer Before ‘Celebrity Apprentice’ Announcement

Before being announced as his replacement on "Celebrity Apprentice," the former California governor dodged questions about Trump's campaign.

Refugee Crisis 2015 Donations: Google, Goldman Sachs, Sports Teams, Individuals Pledge Aid

Google and Goldman Sachs are among the large corporations stepping in with donations during Europe's refugee crisis.

Delta State University Shooting Leaves 1 Dead From Campus Gunfire: Reports

The school, located in Cleveland, Mississippi, was placed on a campus wide lockdown Monday.

Donating PTSD Soldiers' Brains To Science For Research Encouraged By Doctors, Veterans

"It’s about looking for clues and finding cures for a host of neurological diseases,” said one veteran.

Drawing Attention To Nationwide Debates Over Public Education, Seattle Teachers Strike Rolls On For Second Week

Five thousand public school teachers in Seattle are on strike -- still.

EU Refugee Crisis 2015: No Mandatory Quota Plan To Relocate 120,000 People, Reports Say

A draft from a meeting of European Union interior ministers suggests that EU nations will not have mandatory quotas for taking in refugees.

Airbus Opens First US Plant In Alabama To Assemble A320 Jets; Officials Say Incentives To Aerospace Giant Will Pay Off

The European aerospace giant and Boeing rival on Monday opened a final assembly line in Mobile, primarily for its A321 jetliners.

Refugee Crisis 2015: Saudi Arabia Criticized For 100,000 Air Conditioned Tents Not In Use

The tents, used only a few days a year for hajj pilgrims, remained unused as the nation's leaders insisted they are doing all they can for refugees.

Election 2016 Polls: Hillary Clinton Support Falls As Bernie Sanders Gains Ground, Donald Trump And Ben Carson Grow In Popularity

In two months, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has lost one-third of her support for her presidential bid.

Kim Jong Un Pink Thong Graffiti: North Korea's Supreme Leader Art Appears Worldwide

Little is known about Smear Leader, the artist behind compromising images of North Korea's notorious Supreme Leader, popping up in far-flung cities.

Russian Armata Tank, Kurganets-25 Armored Vehicle To Start Field Trials In 2016

Russia's prized Armata tank is expected to feature a number of technological upgrades and is scheduled to begin testing next year.

2015-09-14T110251Z_1_LYNXNPEB8D0KC_RTROPTP_4_USA-GAYMARRIAGE-KENTUCKY-MOREHEAD

Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis Wants Name Off Same-Sex Marriage Licenses, Returns To Work Defiant And Says She's 'No Hero'

The Kentucky county clerk wants her name removed from same-sex marriage licenses issued by her office.

Election 2016: Biden Meets With Fundraiser Who Worked For Obama, Amid Presidential Bid Speculation

The vice president met with a top Obama bundler while visiting New York last week.

Pope Francis Washington DC Visit: Women Immigration Reform Activists Plan100-Mile Walk For Historic Papal Speech

The group, who are proponents of immigration reform, have said the pope should modulate anti-immigrant rhetoric coming from the Republican Party.

Amid Refugee Crisis, British Prime Minister Cameron Visits Lebanon, Says UK Aid Deters Syrians From Going To Europe

He spoke during a visit to Lebanon, which some cast as PR stunt.

2015-09-14T080221Z_179800927_GF10000205213_RTRMADP_3_EGYPT-VIOLENCE-MEXICO

Mexico Condemns Killing Of Tourists In Egypt, Demands Investigation Amid Claims Group Was Not In Restricted Area

It remains unclear if the tourists killed by Egyptian security forces were in a restricted area or not.

European Union Authorizes Military Action Against People Smugglers

The move comes shortly ahead of a meeting of European nations seeking to establish a binding quota for the resettlement of refugees among E.U. member nations.

Surfing In North Korea? Kim Jong-Un Launches Tour To Boost Tourism, Rebrand County's Image

Scenic beaches and big waves aren’t the first things that come to mind when you think of North Korea. But the regime's leader Kim Jong-un is looking to change that.

Refugee Crisis 2015: Aylan Kurdi Toddler Death Mocked By French Satirical Weekly Charlie Hebdo

"Christians walk on water, and Muslim children sink."

Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis Mocked In Rowan County Billboard Referring To Bible Scripture

A billboard, installed at the clerk's hometown by Planting Peace nonprofit last week, will remain in place for a month.

Taliban Leader Mullah Omar's Son Dismisses Rumors About Father's Death, Says He Died Of Natural Causes In Afghanistan

In his first public audio statement, Omar's eldest son Mullah Muhammad Yaqoub also rejected the idea that his father had appointed a successor.

Okinawa Governor Says He Will Revoke Approval To Move US Base

The controversial U.S. military airbase Futenma is deeply opposed among Okinawan natives, though the government plans to relocate it.

Austria To Deploy Troops To Deal With Refugee Influx, German Leader Expects 1 Million In 2015

A day after Germany introduced tougher border controls, Austria announced it would deploy 2,200 soldiers to manage the crisis.

India Truck Accident Leaves At Least 18 Dead In Southern State Of Andhra Pradesh

A preliminary investigation reportedly showed that the truck’s driver fell asleep while driving.

UN To Issue Sri Lanka War Crimes Report On Wednesday

The report was delayed for six months to allow the island's new government to address a failure to bring perpetrators to justice.

Al-Aqsa Mosque Update: Clashes Continue For Second Day At Jerusalem Site

Israeli security forces and mosque officials accused each other of instigating the clashes at the site, which is considered holy by both Muslims and Jews.