Kris Meyer on remembering his son Taylor Meyer who was killed in Mexico. An American father whose family members were killed in a brutal ambush attack in northern Mexico last week says he's leaving the country because "you don’t get justice too much in Mexico." David Langford made the comments during an interview with ABC
Hong Kong’s embattled leader says she will spare no effort to stop anti-government protests that are intensifying; senior foreign affairs correspondent Greg Palkot reports. A flash mob of more than 1,000 protesters descended on central Hong Kong on Tuesday in a scene authorities said was bringing the Chinese-ruled city to the brink of "total collapse." Clashes in
Fox News Flash top headlines for Nov. 7 are here. Check out what’s clicking on Foxnews.com A Michigan home listing that featured a photo of lines of a white powdery substance caused many online to speculate whether or not it was possibly cocaine. The photo, originally posted on Zillow, the online real estate company, looked
Melanie Coleman, a 20-year-old gymnast at Southern Connecticut State University, died Sunday after a ‘freak’ training accident. The athlete and youth gymnastics instructor reportedly suffered the injury after slipping off a gymnastics bar. A 20-year-old gymnast at Southern Connecticut State University died Sunday after she suffered an injury during a training “accident,” the university said.
On Tuesday morning, The New Yorker published an in-depth report on Harvey Weinstein. And it describes new sexual assault allegations against him that go much further than what the New York Times published in last week’s exposé. The New Yorker piece, the result of a 10-month investigation, is written by Ronan Farrow (son of Mia
Another day, another round of political chaos. But this time, the news coming out of Washington, D.C., is positive—and it’s giving LGBTQ people across the nation a sliver of hope in troubling and uncertain times. Back in July, President Donald Trump issued an abrupt directive to ban transgender soldiers from serving in the U.S. military.
Those working in international affairs would not be surprised to observe that a small number of countries and institutions spearhead a “global peace policy agenda”. In reality, several asymmetries in peacemaking knowledge and decision-making demonstrate that the adjective “global” is merely cosmetic. Within the United Nations, this historic inequity is clearly reflected in the way
After months of negotiations with the U.S. on joint implementation of a “safe zone” in Northeast Syria, on 9 October key NATO member Turkey commenced unilateral incursions into the area. Its so-called “Peace Spring” operation began with the Turkish army conducting intense airstrikes and cross-border shelling on strategic military and civilian targets. This was then
In calmer times, I like to think, a senior, mainstream politician’s ostensible expression of concern for the security of the UK’s Jewish population which at its core contained the antisemitic assumption that all Jews are rich, would have been exposed for its hypocrisy. But such times are a receding memory. General alarm and media concurrence,
Thirty years ago the fall of the Berlin Wall raised hopes of a peaceful open Europe, free from the ideological division and threat of (nuclear) war that had plagued it for decades. However, in 2019 we see a Europe with more walls than ever before – this time to seal Europe off from people from