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| "Only in America" (Are Lawmakers this Clueless about China) The Internet had a grand time this week mocking members of the U.S. Senate for revealing in their questions to Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg how little they understand about technology. There was Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), the senior statesman from my home state, who couldn't imagine how a ...
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| Two boys arrested in Manchester after teenager shot Two boys aged 16 and 14 have been arrested in connection with the shooting of a teenage boy in Manchester. The victim is being treated for multiple gunshot wounds after being attacked in Newton Heath at about 5.15pm on Friday. Greater Manchester police were called to reports of shots being fired ...
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| Film News Roundup: Jacqueline Bisset Joins Drama 'Honey in the Head' (EXCLUSIVE) In today's film news roundup, Jacqueline Bisset has joined "Honey in the Head," and the editorial employees of Nickelodeon Animation Studio have unionized. CASTING. Jacqueline Bisset is set to join the cast of "Honey in the Head" opposite Nick Nolte, Matt Dillon and Emily Mortimer, Variety has ...
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| Rome wasn't built in a day but these days it feels as if it may collapse in one It's not a new phenomenon: there have been an average of 90 sinkholes a year in Rome since 2010. In 2013, there were 104 and 2018 will surely surpass even that record. The problem is clearly getting worse: the streets are beginning to look like black emmenthal and everyone in Italy is wondering why ...
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US vs Russian weapons capabilities in Syria American guided-missile destroyer the USS Donald Cook has recently arrived in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, joining sister destroyer, the USS Porter. Last week, aircraft carrier USS Harry S Truman also set sail from the United States towards the Mediterranean. While the US ships carry weapons that ...
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| Life after Lebanon: Syrian refugee ready for new life in New Zealand In 2014, Rami, a Syrian refugee, was working behind a desk in the back of a garage, helping his father fix tires in Lebanon to raise money for their family. He'd lost his home and had left his school behind in Syria, where his mother worked as a teacher, to escape the fighting. ABC News' David Muir met ...
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