Second Saudi ship leaves French port without arms cargo -rights group
A Saudi cargo ship has left the southern French port of Fos-sur-Mer without loading its arms cargo destined for Saudi Arabia, blocked from doing so...
Seniors with vision loss experience discrimination, depression
(Reuters Health) – Seniors with declining vision are more likely than peers with good eyesight to experience discrimination as well as depression that may result...
Los Angeles County sues Bayer’s Monsanto over PCB contamination
Los Angeles County sued Monsanto Co on Thursday, seeking to force the unit of Germany’s Bayer AG to help pay for reducing PCB contamination in...
Saudi king says Iran actions threaten regional, global security
Saudi Arabia’s King Salman told an emergency Gulf Arab meeting on Thursday that Iran’s development of nuclear and ballistic missile capabilities threatened regional and global...
Uber loses $1 billion in quarter, hitting forecast, as revenue rises 20%
Uber Technologies Inc reported a $1 billion loss and a 20 percent rise in revenue in its first quarterly report as a public company on...
Body of Etienne Tshisekedi returns to Congo two years after death
The body of Congo’s longstanding opposition figurehead and statesman Etienne Tshisekedi arrived home on Thursday to a packed and emotional welcome after a two-year wait...
NASCAR notebook: Pocono known to produce first-timers
Although Pocono Raceway has long been regarded as one of the most challenging stops on the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series schedule, young drivers have...
Water polo players sustain frequent head impacts
(Reuters Health) – College athletes playing water polo may sustain more head impacts than people have realized, a U.S. study suggests....
At least five dead in blasts in Iraq’s Kirkuk: medical sources
At least five people were killed and 18 injured in a series of explosions in the Iraqi oil city of Kirkuk, medical sources in the...
Why Africa leads world in women’s leadership – The Christian Science Monitor
Why Africa leads world in women’s leadership The Christian Science Monitor South Africa’s president announced 50 percent of his new cabinet would be women. Since the...
