Tensions fire up between North and South Korea
By Mike Herold | Apr. 1, 2014North and South Korea exchanged artillery shell barrages aimed at water in each other’s territories on Monday, March 31, according to CNN. This event, ...
Read More »North and South Korea exchanged artillery shell barrages aimed at water in each other’s territories on Monday, March 31, according to CNN. This event, ...
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By Sean Harshman Correspondent Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak announced on Monday, March 24, that Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 sank, according ...
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Read More »Russia and the United States have agreed to temporarily halt the prospect of western military intervention in Syria, according to BBC. In a move that ...
Read More »With the world watching anxiously, the United Kingdom made the quick decision to stay out of the chaos by not offering international response to Syria’s ...
Read More »The debate over the current state of immigration law in America has plagued legislators and activists for many years. The Immigration and Nationality ...
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