Humberto Ortega, Nicaragua's Ex-Military Chief Who Later Turned Critic of His Brother, Dies at 77
Nicaraguan guerrilla fighter Humberto Ortega, a Sandinista defense minister who later in life became a critic of his older ...
Accused Los Angeles Bus Hijacker Charged With Murder, Kidnapping
Authorities say a man suspected of hijacking a city bus in Los Angeles has been charged with murder, kidnapping, and numerous ...
Japan’s Prime Minister Kishida Steps Down as Planned Before Likely Successor Ishiba Takes Office
Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has resigned with his Cabinet, paving the way for his likely successor Shigeru Ishiba to ...
Leaders Depart UN Facing Prospect of a Wider Mideast War — but With a Blueprint for a Better Future
World leaders gathered at the United Nations amid warnings of an escalating conflict that could engulf the Middle East and ...
Depth of Major Amazon Tributary in Brazil Drops to Record Low in Severe Drought
MANACAPURU, Brazil (Reuters) - The Solimoes, one of the two largest tributaries of the Amazon River in Brazil, fell to its ...
Balenciaga Upturns Luxury in Paris as McCartney Puts on High-Octane Fashion With Playful, Eco Twist
Stella McCartney’s high-octane Paris show transformed an ordinary rainy market street into a dazzling runway spectacle ...
Analysis-Australian Mine Fight Reignites Aboriginal Heritage Tensions
To help miners manage consultations on protecting Aboriginal heritage while the rules are revised, the Responsible Investment ...
D-Backs Can Only Watch on TV as Dreams of the Playoffs and Defending Their NL Title Vanish
The Atlanta Braves and New York Mets split their doubleheader on Monday in Atlanta, meaning both those teams will head to ...
Palestinian Commander Targeted in Israeli Strike in Lebanon, Sources Say
(Reuters) - An Israeli strike in Lebanon early on Tuesday targeted Mounir Maqdah, commander of the Lebanese branch of the Palestinian Fatah movement's military wing, the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade, ...
Haiti Conflict Drives Thousands Toward Famine
PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - A gang-fueled social and political crisis in Haiti has swollen the ranks of those suffering severe hunger in recent months, with an estimated 5.4 million Haitians having run ...