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Guatemalan President Otto Perez Molina says he will propose legalizing drugs in Central America in an upcoming meeting with the region's leaders. 2 days ago at 20:56 | Associated Press |
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JEFFERSON CITY, Missouri (AP) — A U.S. teenager who admitted stabbing, strangling and slitting the throat of a young neighbor girl wrote in her journal on the night of the killing that it was an "ahmazing" and "pretty enjoyable" experience — then headed off to church with a laugh. Feb 6 at 22:07 | Associated Press |
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PARIS (AP) — Hundreds of Air France flights were canceled Tuesday — including 40 percent out of Paris' Charles de Gaulle airport — and the disruption is expected to get worse during a union strike over labor rights. Feb 7 at 21:14 | Associated Press |
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THOIRY, France (AP) — A count who operates a zoological park on the grounds of his chateau outside Paris says some of his animals just can't take the cold this winter. 3 days ago at 21:04 | Associated Press |
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SOFIA, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Europe's bitterly cold weather killed another 33 people on Monday and melting snow caused a dam wall to break and flood an entire village in Bulgaria. Feb 6 at 17:17 | Reuters |
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Protesters took to the freezing cold streets of several European cities Saturday to voice anger at an international copyright treaty they fear will lead to a blocking of content on the Internet. 2 days ago at 17:50 | Associated Press |
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The Sun newspaper was fighting to contain the damage after five employees of Britain's biggest-selling tabloid were arrested Saturday in an inquiry into the alleged payment of bribes to police and other officials, detectives and the newspaper's parent company said. 2 days ago at 19:36 | Associated Press |
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ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greek party leaders will seek Tuesday a long-delayed agreement on harsh cutbacks that bailout creditors demanded to save the country from bankruptcy but which have fueled nationwide outrage — a general strike snarled public services and thousands of protesters took to the streets of Athens. Feb 7 at 16:46 | Associated Press |
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ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greece's prime minister negotiated late into the night Tuesday with the country's international creditors, finalizing a proposal for new austerity measures to avoid a disastrous bankruptcy. Feb 7 at 22:05 | Associated Press |
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An Egyptian security official says that authorities have arrested an Australian journalist and an American student accused of trying to bribe people to join a strike demanding a faster transition to civilian rule called for the anniversary of former President Hosni Mubarak's ouster. 2 days ago at 19:21 | Associated Press |
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MANILA, Philippines — A 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck the central Philippines on Monday, killing a child and triggering a local tsunami alert. Feb 6 at 07:19 | Associated Press |
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NEW YORK (AP) — The dollar rose against the euro Monday as talks between Greek leaders and lenders for a new cost-cutting plan drag on. Feb 6 at 21:40 | Associated Press |
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Saturday the Islamic state would soon announce "very important" achievements in the nuclear field, state TV reported. 2 days ago at 10:50 | Reuters |
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SOFIA, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Heavy snowfall across eastern Europe cut off hundreds of villages on Tuesday and rescue teams struggled to evacuate people in southern Bulgaria where rain and melting snow had caused a dam wall to break, flooding an entire village. Feb 7 at 16:35 | Reuters |
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ROME (AP) — A U.S. lawyer representing 70 survivors of the Costa Concordia capsizing says he will push for changes in maritime regulations and laws to make the cruise ship industry safer. Feb 8 at 20:36 | Associated Press |