August 13, 2022
US police searching for the killer of four Muslim men in a New Mexico town said on Tuesday they had arrested their “primary suspect” and charged him with two of the murders. The killings, three of which have taken place in the past two weeks, have sent shock waves through Albuquerque’s Muslim population, with community
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Israel pounded Gaza with airstrikes on Saturday and a Palestinian militant group retaliated with a barrage of rocket fire, in the territory’s worst escalation of violence since a war last year. Health authorities in the Hamas-controlled enclave said 10 people had been killed by Israeli shelling, including a five-year-old girl, and 79 others injured. The
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Paradise is choking: 24 million tonnes of Sargassum seaweed is choking Caribbean shores, killing wildlife, cutting off tourism and releasing toxic gases The amount of seaweed found in the tropical, west-central and eastern Atlantic – as well as the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico – stood at 24.2 million tonnes in June. “If
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The United States killed al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri in a strike in Afghanistan over the weekend, President Joe Biden said on Tuesday, the biggest blow to the militant group since the death of his founder Osama bin Laden in 2011. Al-Zawahiri, an Egyptian surgeon who had a $25 million bounty on his head, helped coordinate
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The incident at the Congo-Uganda border post at Kasindi, in the troubled east of the country, is the latest involving the peacekeeping mission in Congo, known as MONUSCO, which has come under pressure from several days of protests. It is not known why the soldiers opened fire. “This serious incident has resulted in deaths and
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The Navi-Star freighter docked next to grain silos at the port of Odessa on Friday.Credit…Daniel Berehulak for The New York Times ODESA, Ukraine — The first shipments of grain since the start of the war in Ukraine have been loaded onto freighters at Ukrainian Black Sea ports, preparing for their first voyages in more than
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! At least 17 Haitian migrants, including a baby, died in the early hours of Sunday morning when a speedboat that was bound for Miami capsized in rough seas off the Bahamas, officials say. Royal Bahamas Police and other first responders rescued 25 people, but more were reportedly
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At least 13 people have been killed in fighting that erupted overnight between armed groups in Tripoli, emergency services said on Friday, the latest violence in Libya. Capital city in months of rising political tensions. Gunshots could still be heard early Friday afternoon in eastern Tripoli after first erupting after midnight in a park area,
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While flies are often thought of as pests, a new study may make you think twice about killing them. Researchers from Queen Mary University of London claim that insects feel pain, “most likely” because they have central nervous control of nociception (the detection of painful stimuli), just like humans. Based on the findings, the researchers
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The fire broke out amid a chaotic scene inside the penitentiary in the city of Tolua, in western Colombia. Around 2 a.m. local time, a fight broke out between prisoners, according to Colombian Justice Minister Wilson Ruiz. An inmate set a mattress on fire during the fight and the flames spread through the prison wing,
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