[ad_1] Forestry corps personnel in northern Italy on Tuesday killed a brown bear deemed dangerous to humans by local authorities, sparking protests from animal rights activists and the scrutiny of Italy’s environment minister. M90, the brown bear, was killed by members of the forestry corps in the Sole Valley in …
Read More »A man extradited from Scotland continues to claim he’s not the person charged in 2 Utah rape cases
[ad_1] A man accused of faking his own death and fleeing the U.S. to avoid rape charges continued to deny he is the man identified in the case during an online court appearance from jail Tuesday. Nicholas Rossi, 36, made the appearance after missing two January court dates with no …
Read More »South Africa bars presidential speech crashers from State of the Nation address
[ad_1] A South African court on Tuesday upheld a ban on leaders of a boisterous opposition party from attending a speech this week by President Cyril Ramaphosa opening the new parliamentary session after they were sanctioned for disrupting the event a year ago. The leader, deputy leader and four other …
Read More »Regional authority condemns Senegal’s presidential election delay
[ad_1] The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) called Tuesday for Senegal to reverse its decision to delay its presidential election by 10 months. President Macky Sall’s move to delay the Feb. 25 vote raised immediate concern from human rights watchdogs and opposition politicians. Term-limited Sall’s administration has stoked …
Read More »At 102 years old, veteran WWII pilot takes to the skies on a delightfully bumpy ride for charity
[ad_1] LONDON (AP) — A former Royal Air Forces pilot has taken to the skies in a Spitfire at 102 years old. Jack Hemmings, an ex-squadron leader with Britain’s air force, is believed to be the oldest pilot to fly the World War II plane. His 20-minute flight, from an …
Read More »16-year-old attacked in Italy’s second school stabbing in 2 days
[ad_1] A 16-year-old boy was stabbed by another teen at a high school near Milan on Tuesday, the second school stabbing in as many days in the northern Lombard region after a teacher was knifed by a student. Authorities were questioning the suspected aggressor, a 17-year-old boy, the news agency …
Read More »Houthis launch 2 new attacks on ships days after US strikes
[ad_1] The Iran-backed Houthis launched two attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea on Tuesday, the first attacks since the U.S. took out dozens of Houthi targets over the weekend, Fox News has learned. Two U.S. defense officials said that the first attack saw the Houthis launch three missiles …
Read More »Israeli intelligence confirms dozens of hostages thought to be alive in Gaza are dead: report
[ad_1] Israeli intelligence says dozens of hostages previously thought to be alive in Gaza are now confirmed dead, according to a report from the New York Times. Israeli officials have concluded that at least 32 of the 136 hostages thought to be in Gaza have been killed. Israel reportedly has …
Read More »John Bruton, former Irish Prime Minister and EU ambassador to US, dies at 76
[ad_1] Former Irish Prime Minister John Bruton, who helped lay the foundations for Northern Ireland’s 1998 peace deal and later served as the European Union’s ambassador to Washington, died on Tuesday following a long illness, his family said. DUBLIN SEES HEAVY POLICE PRESENCE, 11 ARRESTS AMID ‘IRISH LIVES MATTER’ MARCH …
Read More »Blinken lands in Egypt for help mediating an Israel-Hamas deal
[ad_1] U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken pressed ahead with a diplomatic tour of the Middle East on Tuesday, meeting Egyptian leaders as part of his efforts to secure a cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war in exchange for the release of hostages. Blinken’s visit also comes amid growing concerns in …
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