Headlines- Since the US-Iran deal was announced on Sunday, Iran's army claims that Israel has violating the ceasefire in southern Lebanon 84 times. The aggressor "should expect a harsh response" if the attacks persist, according to the army.
- Switzerland said that an initial deal between the US and Iran would be signed in Lucerne on Friday.
- US President Trump said that the deal implies Iran won't have nuclear weapons while speaking at the G7 summit.
- US president Trump said that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu needs to deal with Hezbollah in Lebanon in a "more responsible" way.
- An alleged targeted acid attack in New Jersey injured six people, including three teenagers.
- A manhunt is underway for the alleged shooter who reportedly shot two coworkers at a Delaware hospital on Tuesday.
Month: December 2018
Mexico Begins Mayan Train Project
Environmentalists are concerned about the impact the train will have on the five southeastern Mexican states
It’s All About Wildlife
The film is all about the increasing importance of wildlife conservation and preservation. Ensure protection for wildlife species, their habitat.Protect the biodiversity
Guinea Bissau Women Entrepreneurs Share Ideas,...
Guinea Bissau Women Entrepreneurs are trying to develop their businesses with new ideas and innovatiins
Climate Change Fuels Innovation in Kenya
With the impact of climate change an increasingly pressing global issue, a new generation of start-ups in Kenya is developing new technologies to combat global warming
Popular Outdoor Market Exudes Holiday Spirit
Every holiday season for the past 14 years, small business owners from across the U.S. and overseas come to the heart of the nation’s capital to sell their crafts in a festive, village environment
Anti-Migrant Protest in Belgium Turns Violent
Right-wing groups organized a massive protest Sunday in Belgium against the United Nation’s agreement on global migration
Colombia: New Groups Killing Afro-Colombians
The 57-page report, “Recycled Violence: Abuses by FARC Dissident Groups in Tumaco on Colombia’s Pacific Coast,” shows how flaws in the demobilization of FARC guerrillas—and in their reincorporation into society—helped prompt the formation of these new dissident groups
Michigan Sand Dunes Attract Tourists, Swallow...
Sand dunes in the state of Michigan are a scenic attraction for many American and foreign tourists
Nome, Alaska – Where Gold Seekers...
About 100 years ago, the town of Nome, Alaska, was a busy place with a population of more than 20,000, most of them gold seekers. Today, fewer than 4,000 people live here and prospecting for gold is no longer the main occupation
The Historic Place Where Literary, Political...
relatively modest, independently owned bookstore in Washington has become a standout on the cultural scene in the U.S. capital. It’s called Politics and Prose. Since opening in 1984, it’s managed to survive the age of online book buying