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Will Brazil's President Be Impeached?
Observers say recent events have increased the chances of Brazil’s president being forced from office.The experts are saying that President Dilma Rousseff could face impeachm
AS IT IS2015-11-09
Facebook Launches More Mobile App
Facebook is launching a news mobile app called Notify with subscription content from media partners like the Washington Post and Vogue.The Notify app lets users subscribe to conten
AS IT IS2015-11-09
Airliner Crash Complicates Migration Wave to Europe
Intelligence officials are questioning the security at the Sharm el-Sheikh airport in Egypt.And investigators say they suspect the crash of an airliner that took off from Sharm el-
AS IT IS2015-11-08
Tanzania’s New President Says ‘Our Nation Can Prosper’
Tanzania swore in its new president, John Magufuli, on Thursday amid disputes about the election. The ceremony took place in the capital, Dar es Salaam. Magufuli took the oath of o
AS IT IS2015-11-08
Going West for Decades on Route 66
America’s tallest monument dominates the skyline of St. Louis, Missouri, the largest city on Route 66 between Chicago and Los Angeles. The Gateway Arch represents the beginni
AS IT IS2015-11-08
Russian Flights Halted to Egypt
Russian President Vladimir Putin has stopped all Russian airline flights to Egypt.Investigators are looking for clues about how a jetliner was downed last week. U.S. intelligence s
AS IT IS2015-11-07
Sprint Signs Telecommunications Deal in Cuba
Sprint has become the first United States-based telecommunications company to provide direct roaming mobile phone service to foreigners in Cuba. The deal was announced Monday in Ha
AS IT IS2015-11-07
Nigerians Say Oil Company Left Spills Behind
Villagers in the Niger River Delta area of Nigeria say they live in unclean conditions because oil companies have not cleaned up spills.The claims against Shell Oil Company and Ita
AS IT IS2015-11-07
Cybersecurity Market Growing with Increased Hacking
The global cybersecurity market is expected to grow 121 percent in the next five years, says a new study.The size of the industry will grow from $77 billion in 2015 to $170 billion
AS IT IS2015-11-07
Pakistan Victims Call for Help from Rubble Using Mobile Phones
Workers at a collapsed Pakistani factory begged for rescue and called for help on mobile phones Thursday.One of the trapped workers told a Pakistani television station the roof col
AS IT IS2015-11-06
Group Urges Cameroon Government to Close 1,000 Hospitals
The National Medical Council in Cameroon is calling on government officials to close 1,000 hospitals it says are operating illegally.The council says the hospitals do not have enou
AS IT IS2015-11-06
Support Grows for US Patrols in South China Sea
The defense minister of Malaysia says he supports America navigating the South China Sea.Last week, the United States Navy sent the USS Lassen within 12 nautical miles of a Chines
AS IT IS2015-11-05
Iraqi Politician Ahmad Chalabi Dies
Iraqi politician Ahmad Chalabi, 71, has died in Baghdad.Chalabi influenced American lawmakers and presidential advisers to invade Iraq and overthrow the Saddam Hussein government i
AS IT IS2015-11-05
Islamic State Called More Brutal Than Taliban
Some Afghans say militants claiming to represent the Islamic State group are to blame for the worst incidents of brutality they have ever seen.The militants recently took control o
AS IT IS2015-11-05
Erdogan’s Party Winner in Turkish Elections
Turkish elections on Sunday returned a majority to the Justice and Development Party (AKP), led by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.AKP is Turkey’s socially conservativ
AS IT IS2015-11-05
US 'Advisors' to Syria Frustrates Anti-Assad Rebels
Tensions and frustrations were high as the United States said it would send forces into Northern Syria to fight Islamic State.The frustration came from the Free Syrian Army (FSA),
AS IT IS2015-11-04
Angry Men Win Friends and Influence While Angry Women Lose
Angry men appear to gain influence in a group, but angry women lose influence, according to a new study.Researchers from Arizona State University (ASU) published their findings in
AS IT IS2015-11-04
Major World Sports Championships Decided
Two world championships were decided this weekend on opposite sides of the Atlantic Ocean.In England, the Rugby World Cup was decided. In New York, the baseball season saw its fina
AS IT IS2015-11-04
World Will Be Watching Myanmar’s Elections
Myanmar will hold elections November 8. It will be the first general election in 25 years for the country, also known as Burma.A nominally civilian government took power in 2011. B
AS IT IS2015-11-04
US: Heat Flash Detected at Time of Russian Plane Crash
United States officials said Tuesday a U.S. military satellite detected a heat flash before a Russian airplane crashed over Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula.The Metrojet A-321 crash h
AS IT IS2015-11-04
Birds and Bees Take Beating in Climate Change
If you like warm weather early in the year, you may be in luck, say researchers at a university in Wisconsin.But birds and farmers might not be so happy.Scientists at the Universit
AS IT IS2015-11-03
Officials Say ‘External Reasons’ Brought Plane Down
Technical failure and human error did not cause Flight 7K9268 to crash, say senior officials at Metrojet.But if they do know what caused the crash, they are not saying.The Russian
AS IT IS2015-11-03
Hemp on Trial in Malawi
In Malawi, the government has approved plans to grow industrial hemp for export on a trial or temporary basis.The government’s decision followed years of heated debate. The p
AS IT IS2015-11-03
Can Fish Teach Humans to Regrow Teeth?
Most people are born with two sets of teeth. They use baby teeth to break down food as children. As they become adults, the baby teeth are replaced with permanent or adult teeth. B
AS IT IS2015-11-02
Dogs Welcome in New York Restaurants
A new law makes it legal to have dogs in the outdoor areas of restaurants in New York.Past health and safety laws made it illegal to bring dogs to any restaurants in New York. This
AS IT IS2015-11-02
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