Judge orders reopening of El Salvador military massacre case

In the country's first camp for internally displaced people since the civil war, 70 people are living on a basketball court: We won't go back A gloomy group of men and women watch in silence as a truckload of armed soldiers slowly drive past the ...

SAN FRANCISCO — The Defense Department does not have to disclose the names of foreign students who attend a U.S. Army school whose predecessor trained South American military officials linked to massacres and other crimes, a federal appeals court ...

Storm upgraded to Category 4 on Friday, with maximum winds of 220 km/h Rain and winds from a strengthening Hurricane Matthew whipped at Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao early Friday as it passed north of the islands through a part of the Caribbean that ...

The 2016 regular season is drawing to a close. While the current focus is of course on the last-minute sorting out of the wild card frays, eventually we'll get around to pondering the individual awards for this year. As is the case in pretty much ...

A seemingly blown call by the umpires in the Reds' loss to the Cardinals on Thursday night has people buzzing Friday. This puts the team just a game back of the San Francisco Giants for the second NL wild-card berth. The two teams will play ...

Login or register to post comments by Dr. Robert Bunker Download the Full Article: The Ugly Truth: Insurgencies are Brutal The recent release by WikiLeaks.org of over seventy thousand classified U.S. Military documents pertaining to the ...

Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago is set to be interred on Sunday, October 2, at the Loyola Memorial Chapel and Crematorium in Marikina Rappler.com Published 8:42 AM, October 01, 2016 Updated 11:18 AM, October 01, 2016 QUEUE.

- by Marcus Garvey Some of the damage in Long Island after Hurricane Joaquin. By SANCHESKA DORSETT Tribune Staff Reporter [emailprotected] THE GOVERNMENT has spent nearly $100m to repair government buildings and infrastructure ...

A Nasa blogpost about constellations that described a 13th sign, Ophiuchus, left astrologers and astronomers oddly aligned by trying to calm people down Unflappable Libras suddenly felt cranky and creative. Diplomatic Geminis woke up patriotic.