US ‘Alarmed’ By Reports of Rape, Torture in Burundi
The U.S. State Department is “deeply alarmed” about reports of torture, killings and gang rapes of women by government security forces in Burundi.
Scientists Find Most Ancient Evidence of War
British scientists say they have found the oldest known evidence of war.
These Models Make Money with Hands, Feet
Gisele Bundchen, Cindy Crawford and Kate Moss are some of the super-models of the fashion world.
Major Snowstorm Bears Down on Eastern US
The U.S. East Coast is preparing for a major snow storm that weather experts are calling “historic” even before any snow falls.
Monkeys Can Be as Spiteful as Humans
Monkeys do not like it when others get more food than they do, according to a new study.
Simon and Garfunkel and Bernie Sanders
In less than two weeks, the state of Iowa will vote on its choices for the 2016 Democratic and Republican presidential nominees.
Cameron Calls for Female Immigrants to Learn English
British Prime Minister David Cameron has called for women immigrants to Britain to learn English within 30 months or be deported.
Bomb Threats Empty Schools in 7 States
Police are investigating threats against dozens of schools this week in seven U.S. states.
Celebrity Pulls Driver from Burning Car
Actor Jamie Foxx won an Academy Award for playing singer Ray Charles in the film “Ray.”
Media Reports: Corruption in Tennis
Two news organizations say corruption in professional tennis continues because tennis authorities do not stop it.