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Fort Meade: Exercise Ongoing, Reports Of Shooting False
Media calls to Fort Meade on Thursday were mistaken for callers portraying members of the media during an exercise, setting off false reports of a mass shooting at the base in Maryland, according to a base official.
Canadian Man Punches Nurse in Face for Giving Covid Vaccine to Wife 'Without His Consent'
It was not clear whether the suspect opposed vaccinations or whether his wife had in fact been inoculated at the same pharmacy, police said.
Honduras' President At U.N. Denies Ties To Drug Trafficking
In a bizarre speech to the UN General Assembly, Honduras president defended his crimefighting chops and hinted that convicted drug traffickers testifying against him in the U.S. were doing so in exchange for favorable treatment.
Mexican Government Charges Against Academics Criticized
Mexico has so many drug lords to deal with that critics openly wondered Wednesday why the government has instead sought to lock up 31 academics, professors and scientists in the countrys harshest maximum security prison.
South Korea Foreign Minister Says To Meet Japan Counterpart On Thursday
South Korean Foreign Minister Chung Euiyong said he would meet his Japanese counterpart on Thursday and hoped for progress to end a dispute that has led to titfortat trade restrictions.
Mother, Daughter Accused Of 'Outlaw' Buttocks Augmentations
A mother and daughter have been arrested in Southern California on suspicion of performing outlaw buttocks augmentation procedures on women, including one who died, police said Wednesday.
Panel To Advise If Indicted Prosecutor Should Be Suspended
Georgia's governor on Wednesday appointed a review panel to determine whether a district attorney who was indicted on charges of criminal misconduct while in office should be suspended while the case is pending.
Brazil's Health Minister Tests Positive for Covid-19 at UN Gathering
Queiroga was with Bolsonaro, who last year survived a bout of the virus, at several events, including a meeting with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday.
Tunisia Military Judge Jails Two Members Of Parliament
A Tunisian military judge on Tuesday jailed two lawmakers from the Islamist Karama party, a lawyer and the judiciary said, amid growing concerns for human rights after the president seized governing powers in July.
Airman On Trial In Arizona In Death Of Mennonite Woman
Jury selection began Tuesday in a case against a U.S. Air Force airman accused of kidnapping a Mennonite woman, fatally shooting her and leaving her body in a forest clearing in northern Arizona.
Greece Tests Drone Drug Delivery For Remote Regions
Greece on Tuesday tested a drone to deliver medicines to isolated places in an environmentally friendly way, sending the unmanned vehicle to a 200person village.
‘Will Allow Girls to Return to School as Soon as Possible’: Taliban Creating ‘Safe Environment’ for Students
One month after seizing power and pledging a softer version of their previous regime, the Islamists have incrementally stripped away at Afghans' freedoms.
U.S. Adds Top Guatemalan, Salvadoran Officials To Corruption List
The United States said on Monday it had put Guatemala's attorney general and five Salvadoran Supreme Court judges on a list of "undemocratic and corrupt" officials, in a sign of the Biden government's frustration with Central American authorities.
France Cancels Defence Meeting With UK Over Submarine Row, Sources Say
France has cancelled a meeting between Armed Forces Minister Florence Parly and her British counterpart planned for this week after Australia scrapped a submarine order with Paris in favour of a deal with Washington and London, two sources familiar with t...
Mourners In California Honor 2 Marines Killed In Afghanistan
Mourners in Southern California said prayers and their final goodbyes Saturday to two Marines killed in last months bombing in Afghanistan.
Classmate In College Bribery Trial: Recruit's Profile Bogus
One of the students prosecutors say was admitted to the University of Southern California with bogus athletic credentials as part of the college admissions bribery scheme didnt even make her high schools varsity basketball team, a former classmate testifi...