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Hartford, Iowa (CNN) Inside this barren, dimly-lit community center, a
fast-talking Ted Cruz decided to play a bit of offense Saturday evening.
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RIYADH
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Saturday he was confident
Syria peace talks would proceed, after he held talks with Gulf
Cooperation Council (GCC) states in Saudi Arabia.
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The
authorities in North Carolina accused a motorist who was stranded
during the storm of shooting and killing a man who stopped to help him,
The Charlotte Observer reported.
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Michael
Bloomberg, the billionaire former mayor of New York City, has told his
aides to draw up plans for an independent campaign for the U.S.
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Hillary
Clinton is introduced during a campaign stop, Jan. 22, 2016, in
Rochester, N.H. Marco Rubio speaks during a campaign rally at the
Renaissance Las Vegas, Dec. 14, 2015, in Las Vegas.
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DES
MOINES, Iowa - Donald Trump and some mainstream Republicans are engaged
in a long-distance flirtation. Both sides are coming to the realization
that they'll need each other if the billionaire businessman becomes the
party's presidential nominee.
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A
judge dismissed one of seven defamation lawsuits filed against Bill
Cosby by alleged victims. On Thursday, Penn. federal judge Arthur J.
Schwab sided with the comedian in a case brought by Renita Chaney Hill.
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ISTANBUL,
Jan. 23, 2016(Xinhua) -- Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan (R)
meets U.S. Vice President Joe Biden in Istanbul, Turkey, on Jan. 23,
2016.
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"We
have seen manifestations of anti-Semitism in several schools and
meeting places by young people, against which every adult must act,"
Merkel added. "We must also encourage students who do not think that way
and enable them to make it possible for ...
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Angus
Robertson, the SNP's leader at Westminster, has requested a meeting
with David Cameron to discuss the ongoing crisis in Yemen.
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A
police inquiry attempting to identify a headless body found more than
40 years ago has located 263 missing women safe and well around the
country.
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BBC news
online found estimates of the increase in UK prices during 2016 of
between 2 and 6%. RICS, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors,
reported this week that its members in Scotland reckon prices will rise
this year, but they're far from ...
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Allegations
that Scotland Yard and the Crown Prosecution Service tried to cover up
evidence of corruption among some officers have led to calls for an
independent investigation.
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The
Rio de Janeiro authorities have announced plans to prevent the spread
of the Zika virus during the Olympic Games later this year.
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A
17-year-old boy has been charged with four counts of first-degree
murder after shootings in Canada's western Saskatchewan province, police
say.
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The
number of profit warnings posted by publically listed companies has
reached the highest level since the last recession, according to a
survey.
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New
alcohol guidelines have stressed the importance of cutting back. Could
an ancient Chinese herbal remedy help you get that pleasurable buzz
while drinking less, asks Michael Mosley.
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Chinese
President Xi Jinping said Saturday he hopes to open a “new chapter” in
relations with Iran after the lifting of international sanctions under a
historic nuclear deal, as he paid the first visit by a Chinese leader
to the Islamic Republic in 14 ...
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ISTANBUL—The
Obama administration is trying to broker a deal in coming weeks between
Turkey and Iraq that would reduce rising tensions between the two
countries over the presence of Turkish forces at a training camp in
northern Iraq, senior ...
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(CNN)
Several hundred migrants, in the presence of supporting demonstrators,
broke into the northern French port of Calais, tearing down barriers and
allowing about 50 of them to board a ship, the mayor said Saturday.
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Amid
escalating violence, the international community called on Haiti's
government and opposition Saturday to quickly reach an agreement to the
political impasse that forced the postponement of Sunday's presidential
and partial legislative runoffs.
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RIYADH,
Saudi Arabia - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is pressing for
peaceful resolutions to increasingly tense maritime disputes in Asia and
urging China to take a firmer stand on North Korea's nuclear program
after its recent bomb test.
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MANAGUA,
Nicaragua - A tourist boat carrying more than 30 people capsized in bad
weather off the Caribbean coast of Nicaragua on Saturday, killing 13
passengers, authorities said.
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BEIRUT
Air raids killed scores of people over the past 24 hours in the
provinces of Raqqa and Deir al-Zor in northern and eastern Syria, which
are mostly controlled by Islamic State militants, a monitoring group
said on Saturday.
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Ammon
Bundy sits at a desk he's using at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge
in Oregon on Friday, Jan. 22, 2016. Bundy is the leader of an armed
group occupying a national wildlife refuge to protest federal land
policies.
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Three
inmates escaped from a Southern California maximum-security jail by
cutting through half-inch steel bars and rappelling from the roof by a
makeshift rope, authorities said Saturday as they continued hunting for
the men, who include an alleged killer.
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FLINT,
Mich. - Standing at a microphone in September holding up a baby bottle,
Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, a local pediatrician, said she was deeply
worried about the water.
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After
being stranded in traffic on the Pennsylvania Turnpike since 9:15 p.m.
ET on Friday because of the blizzard affecting the eastern United
States, the Duquesne men's basketball team bus is finally on the move.
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KUSA
- The heavy snow had many DC residents staying indoors, but one of the
city's most celebrated residents got out to enjoy it.
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A
Florida police officer's response to a noise complaint involving kids
playing basketball caught some big attention this weekend.
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Update:
Delmarva Power officials ultimately decided that an outage was not
necessary,and customers in that area did not lose service, spokesman
Matt Likovich said.
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Alphabet
could soon become the most valuable company in the world. The Google
powerhouse traded on Friday morning with an equity value above $500
billion, less than 10 percent shy of Apple's value.
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[FILE]
A photograph showing a McDonald's sandwich, french fries, and a medium
soda on a serving tray. ×. McDonald's: A Great American McComeback?
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An
American Airlines jet fuels up at the Dallas-Fort Worth airport. The
carrier has announced plans for a no-frills airfare. An American
Airlines jet fuels up at the Dallas-Fort Worth airport.
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Taking
a cue from Chipotle, Wal-Mart should shut its stores off for 24 hours,
so it can redesign its layout and train its employees to improve
customer service.
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Mayor
de Blasio struck an agreement with horse-carriage drivers Sunday night
that would let them operate only in Central Park and cut their numbers
by more than half, while slashing their competition by restricting
pedicabs there.
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Regulators
on Saturday approved a comprehensive abatement order that requires
Southern California Gas Co. to take immediate steps to contain a massive
natural gas leak in Porter Ranch, permanently shut down the damaged
well, establish a leak ...
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SINGAPORE
The Monetary Authority of Singapore said on Sunday it supported the
nomination of the International Monetary Fund's managing director,
Christine Lagarde, for a second term.
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Google
apparently paid Apple $1 billion to have its search service
incorporated on iPhones. Take a look if the revenue-sharing agreement
between the two companies is lucrative for Google or a bad deal.
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One
of the most popular (and justifiable) criticisms of Apple AAPL +4.95%
is that it doesn't take enough care ensuring older devices run well on
new software.
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The
Exploding Kittens game has been exploding on the App Store, but in a
good way. It has become the most popular 'paid app' shortly after
launch.
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We
now know almost everything about the Galaxy S7: design changes, the new
screen sizes, even a brand new model - and now we know when it will go
on sale… Taking to Twitter @evleaks, arguably the world's most famous
smartphone tipster, has ...
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Keisha
Knight-Pulliam married former NFL player Ed Hartwell, 37, on New Year's
Eve, though she did not announce the happy event until Friday.
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The
movies most commonly associated with the Sundance Film Festival are
indie darlings -- daring dramas like "Sex, Lies and Videotape," moody
meditations like "Garden State" and surprising comedy gems like "Little
Miss Sunshine.
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Michael
B. Jordan, left, and Sylvester Stallone in a scene from "Creed." (Barry
Wetcher / Warner Bros. Pictures). Josh Rottenberg and Glenn
WhippContact Reporters.
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After
claiming Friday that the current conversation around diversifying Oscar
nominees is "racist to whites," actor Charlotte Rampling made a
statement to CBS News' Sunday Morning attempting to backtrack on her
comments.
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CLEVELAND
-- They changed coaches. Everything else about the Cavaliers looked the
same. And as if they don't have enough problems, new coach Tyronn Lue
said they're out of shape.
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Danny
Garcia got off to a slow start but came on big in the second half of
the fight to outpoint Robert Guerrero in an action-packed fight to win a
vacant welterweight world title on Saturday night at the Staples Center
in Los Angeles.
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You
always have to start with the economy of baseball, where you can hardly
ever spend your way to the World Series despite the hysterical reaction
every time your team doesn't try to do that: There is only one team,
still, in baseball history that ...
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With
two playoff rounds over, Denver, New England, Carolina and Arizona are
still alive heading into the conference championship games.
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BANGKOK—Health officials in Thailand on Sunday confirmed the country's second case Middle East respiratory syndrome, or MERS.
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An
outbreak of listeria that is linked to one death, has landed 11 other
people in the hospital in six states has been traced to bagged salads
made by Dole.
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One
of the conjoined twins has been released from Wolfson Children's
Hospital for home and the other one remains in the hospital for the
treatment.
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Small
social rodents can exhibit the kind of consoling behavior to others
once thought to be strictly a human trait, researchers at Emory
University's Yerkes National Primate Research Center found.
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A
Namib Desert beetle helped scientists unlock the key to preventing or
slowing frost. The solution is the latest in a growing trend of
nature-inspired technology.
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New
research appears to discredit the age-old theory that zebras' stripes
help them evade predators. But if this hypothesis no longer holds up to
scrutiny, what alternatives exist?
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Blue
Origin made history as the first private company to reuse a spacecraft
to launch into space and land on Earth. The major space-race competitors
seems focused more than ever on unlocking reusable spacecraft.
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