Mexican college students remain missing
By Andrew Grossman | Nov. 3, 2014By Candace Kellner Staff Writer In Iguala, Mexico, investigators have found human remains at hidden graves sites and have arrested dozens of suspects ...
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By Candace Kellner Staff Writer In Iguala, Mexico, investigators have found human remains at hidden graves sites and have arrested dozens of suspects ...
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By Candace Kellner Correspondent President Barack Obama is tentatively more optimistic after learning that the battle with Ebola has taken a new turn: ...
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By Roman Orsini Staff Writer Hong Kong has been beset by protests since pro-democracy activists took to the streets last month. Demonstrators in the ...
Read More »By Candace Kellner Correspondent AP Photo Construction workers check the damage after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake in San Francisco. On Oct. ...
Read More »By Roman Orsini Staff AP Photo Smoke rises following a strike in Kobani, Syria during fighting between Syrian Kurds and ISIS. Militants from the ...
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By Roman Orsini Staff Writer On Tuesday, Sept. 30, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) confirmed the first case of the Ebola virus in the United ...
Read More »By Roman Orsini Staff Writer On Thursday, Sept. 25, President Barack Obama announced the resignation of Attorney General Eric Holder. Holder will remain ...
Read More »By Roman Orsini Correspondent Scotland voted to remain in the United Kingdom after a historic referendum on Thursday, Sept. 18. An astounding 85 percent ...
Read More »By Roman Orsini Correspondent The European Union unveiled economic sanctions against Russia in response to Russian military intervention in Ukraine ...
Read More »The United States launched a series of airstrikes against the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) fighters on Sunday, Sept. 7. According to the U.S. ...
Read More »By Mylin Batipps News Assistant European Union leaders said that Russia’s increase in number of troops on Ukrainian soil is threatening the entire ...
Read More »By Zach Kahn Correspondent On July 30, CNN reported that roughly 5,000 rockets had been fired between both Israel and Hamas during the past few months. ...
Read More »By Mylin Batipps Nation & World Editor According to the United Nations Mission in South Sudan, hundreds of South Sudanese people were killed by their ...
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Investigators in France have been using DNA testing to discover who sexually assaulted a teenage girl in a high school, according to the Associated Press. On ...
Read More »By Iman Saad Correspondent NATO has announced the suspension of all relations with Russia following the annexation of Ukraine’s Crimea region. In its ...
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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The province of Crimea recently voted to secede from Ukraine and join Russia, according to The New York Times and Time. In a public referendum carried ...
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By Samantha Liebman Correspondent What started in the beginning of February as a student protest in the Western states of Tachira and Merida has spread ...
Read More »The president of Uganda, Yoweri Museveni, seeks out advice from the United States regarding their newly proposed anti-homosexuality law. Initially, Museveni ...
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