NEW HAVEN — A Yale University student from Scituate died Wednesday morning in what appears to be a tragic laboratory...
Irvin Kershner, best known as a director of “Empire Strikes Back,” died in Los Angeles after struggling with lung cancer,...
Two Bridgeport, Conn. firefighters have died fighting a massive house fire, according to a source briefed on the incident. According...
Six New Orleans cops have been charged in connection with the infamous Danziger bridge case.
Russia Today presenter Yulia Shapovalova ended her shift Monday morning and made her way down to the Park Kultury metro station.
Private Jhanner Tello, 29, died in Baghdad on Dec. 10 as a result of injuries sustained during non-combat incident.
Knife, meet skull. Video inside.
The man who made nerds cool, now lies in eternal rest.
But his legacy will live on forever.
As ballots are counted in Afghanistan, reports have surfaced, despite the media blackout, that at least 27 people, including nine civilians, have been killed across the country in a slew of attacks on voting day, according to Global Post.
Murders, killings, deaths, destruction, bombs, war, hate, greed, corruption - all of it is part of life, our society’s gritty underbelly that isn’t hidden under the belly, thanks to journalism.
In an age of western media where Archie marrying Veronica is a top story (I can’t believe he’s not choosing Betty!), there just isn’t room for tales from the Dark Continent, even though they tend to sometimes be the most newsworthy international exposé.
Due to illness and scheduling conflicts last night, I only caught the second half of the “Grey’s Anatomy” season finale...
It looks like ABC will be featuring the deaths of not one but two young, blonde doctors during next week’s...
Hunger and malnutrition are serious issues in African society. Several African nations shamefully boast outrageous starvation and poverty rates, however there are parts of one nation that are in even worse shape. India.
Authorities have arrested and are questioning a 20-year-old man suspected of carrying out a horrible killing spree at a day care center in Dendermonde, Belgium, the star tribune reports.
Even though we all know Israel officially crossed the line a long time ago, attacking the headquarters of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency in Gaza cements their status as being absolutely out of their minds.
Eighteen days and no end in sight. On Sunday Israeli troops pushed further into Gaza, as Israeli officials said they were closing in on accomplishing their objective of breaking Hamas, the New York Times reports.
Israel's attacks on Gaza strengthened Friday after bombs killed a top Hamas commander, African Free Press reports. The attacks, now entering their seventh day, have resulted in the deaths of at least 420 and more than 2000 injuries. The UN has said that nearly 25 per cent of the dead are civilians.