Conflict in Thailand Over New Constitution
In Thailand, a commission writing a new constitution is set to consider proposals by the military government.
France Bans Stores from Trashing Unsold Food
France has become the first country to ban supermarkets from throwing away unsold food.
N Korea Gives US Student 15 Years Hard Labor
North Korea has sentenced an American college student to 15 years hard labor for trying to steal a political banner.
Obama Eases Travel Rules for Cuba
The Obama administration Tuesday took new steps to make it easier for Americans to visit Cuba.
When March 14 Circles Around, It’s Pi Day
March 14 is, perhaps quietly, celebrated as Pi Day: A day to honor the number many recall from geometry class.
Aung San Suu Kyi Apologizes to Supporters
The longtime opposition leader of Myanmar, Aung San Suu Kyi, has apologized for not becoming the country’s next president.
Cambodian Prime Minister’s Facebook ‘Likes’ Questioned
Cambodia’s ruling party spokesman has dismissed a report that the Prime Minister inflated the number of “likes” on his Facebook page.
Prince William and Family Enjoy Snowy Break
The British royal family has released photos of Prince William and family on a ski vacation in the French Alps.
Woman Dies in Elevator Month After Power Cut
A 43-year-old woman was found dead in an elevator in China.
Chocolate-Covered French Fries Anyone?
Fast-food chain McDonald’s is adding french fries drizzled with chocolate sauce to its menu in Japan.