Officials in Ukraine have expressed concerns over what Russia’s involvement in the Middle East may mean for their country.
U.S. still backing Ukraine, Joe Biden says
Raging warehouse fire destroys over 1000 homes in the slums of Mumbai
A warehouse explosion in India’s financial capital destroyed over 1000 homes in a nearby suburban slum.
Oil production continues even as oil prices plummet to a new 7 year low
The oil producing countries of the world are continuing to crank out the crude despite a glut on the market. This continues to be good new for consumers at the gas pumps and for home heating oil prices this coming winter.
Beijing under first ever red alert for air pollution
The red alert was officially announced around 6:30 p.m. Monday, via Xinhua, the state news agency.
Supreme Court decides not to hear challenge to an automatic weapons ban
The U.S. Supreme Court, by a vote of 7-2, has refused to hear a challenge to an Illinois ordinance that bans the ownership of a certain class of rifle or weapon.
Syrians accuse the American coalition of destroying Syrian targets in Aleppo
The Syrians accused the Americans of targeting and destroying certain Syrian bases in the northern city of Aleppo. The American led coalition denies the attacks and said they had no warplanes over the crowded skies of Aleppo.
The 74th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor yields little known facts
It was 74 years ago today that the Japanese attacked Hawaii and forced America’s entry into World War Two. The day was full of drama as well as some little known snippets.
NFL WEEK 13: Carolina stays perfect; some teams peak as others stumble
NFL NEWS: The Carolina Panthers move to 12-0 on the strength of 5 touchdown passes by Cam Newton as the playoff picture seems to be clearing up a bit.
Police shut down California mall and cause panic as robbers shatter glass
Police descend in force and cause further panic as a jewelry store robbery at a mall in California is mistaken for a terrorist attack.
Children craft menorahs from bullet shells to remind all of war and peace
As one of Judaism’s most sacred holidays, Hanukkah, or the Festival of Lights, begins on Monday, young Jewish children at a California community center created some unique reminders that violence and peace can exist side by side and that everyone should choose the way of peace.
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