Pilot was concerned about a suspicious device Fighter jets had to escort a passenger plane to its landing at Manchester Airport on Tuesday after a suspicious device was reported by the pilot.
Cubans are reacting to a report of a U.S. Agency for International Development program that secretly sent Latin Americans to Cuba in an effort to spark rebellion under the guise of using health and civic programs to inspire political progress.
Man had been in West Africa, but doctors are hopeful it's not the virus. A man was admitted to New York City's Mount Sinai Hospital on Monday with symptoms similar to those out the Ebola virus that is ravaging West Africa, according to CNN.
Several banks are in discussions how to buy Argentina's bonds held by U.S. investors following the country's default last week after the federal court ruling by Judge Griesa.
Europe commemorated those lost in World War I, which began 100 years ago this Monday. Cities around the world dimmed their lights and held ceremonies Monday to commemorate the day "the war to end all wars" began 100 years ago.
Over 300 dead and thousands injured in an earthquake that struck China on Sunday. An Earthquake in the southern Chinese Providence of Yunnan killed at least 367 and injured more than 1,800 people.
The UK is seeking to cover its role in helping the US torture terrorist suspects The British Government has been accused of trying to cover up its role in the "extraordinary rendition" of terror suspects who were tortured by the United States after the 9/11 attacks.
Maduro has promised to build an orphanage for Palestinian children and will ask permission from the Palestinian state to find Venezuelan foster parents for some children.
Argentina defaulted on its debts last week, and a U.S. federal court prevented Argentina from making debt payments on restructured debts until paying off $1.5 billion to hedge funds. Still, life in the country is continuing as usual.
Hackers disrupted state television in one Chinese city with various dissenting messages and images, sending the government scrambling to contain the situation.
What can the Central American leaders do? The growing crisis of the immigrant children crossing the U. S. borders has gotten both national and international interest, but now the Central American countries from which the children are fleeing from appear to be getting involved as well.
Over $200 million dollars will be sent to Israel to fund the country's missile defense system. As the violence between Hamas and Israel resumes, the United States has moved forward a bill that would provide the Jewish state with necessary funds for its self-preservation.
