Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s whereabouts are anyone’s guess. And the clock is ticking.… Read more
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Western Diplomats Say Iran Nuclear Deal is Coming, Iran Officials are Less Optimistic
World powers are on the verge of a historic deal with Iran, according to Western diplomats, though Iran officials caution Monday against the idea that outcome is a foregone conclusion.… Read more
Iran’s Secret Trial of Journalist Jason Rezaian Resumes, Editor Again Calls for Release
Iran’s secret trial of Washington Post correspondent Jason Rezaian resumed Monday, after a month-long pause, and there was no immediate word on any new developments.… Read more
Probe of World Soccer’s FIFA Casts Greater Doubt on World Cup Hosting
A Swiss probe into corruption allegations surrounding the next two World Cups has grown to include 81 acts of suspicious financial activity now under investigation, it has been announced.… Read more
Investigation of Annapolis Mansion Fire Delayed for Baltimore Arson Cases
Report on Annapolis mansion fire delayed as agents focus on arson cases from Baltimore riots.… Read more
Gowdy: ‘Pulling teeth’ to Get Info for Benghazi Investigation
House Select Committee on Benghazi Chairman Trey Gowdy said Friday that the Obama administration could speed up the Benghazi investigation if they turned over the requested relevant documents, but they haven’t cooperated.… Read more
Obama to Become First Sitting President to Visit Federal Prison
President Barack Obama next week will become the first sitting President to visit a federal prison, the White House announced Friday.… Read more
Ted Cruz, New York Times Battle over Book’s Bestseller Snub
Ted Cruz’s campaign isn’t buying the New York Times’ reason for keeping the Texas senator’s book off its prestigious bestseller list.… Read more
Ed Hardy Designer Christian Audigier Dies at 57
Christian Audigier, the designer best known for his work with Ed Hardy and Von Dutch, has died after a battle with cancer, friend and publicist Michele Elyzabeth said. He was 57.… Read more
At War with ISIS, Iraq is Pumping More Oil than Ever Before
The country’s oil production hit an all-time high in June at 4.1 millions of barrels of oil per day, according to the International Energy Agency.… Read more
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Cartel Leader ‘El Chapo’ Vanished, Mexico Offers $3.8 Million Reward for Capture
Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s whereabouts are anyone’s guess. And the clock is ticking.… Continue Reading
Western Diplomats Say Iran Nuclear Deal is Coming, Iran Officials are Less Optimistic
World powers are on the verge of a historic deal with Iran, according to Western diplomats, though Iran officials caution Monday against the idea that outcome is a foregone conclusion.… Continue Reading
Iran’s Secret Trial of Journalist Jason Rezaian Resumes, Editor Again Calls for Release
Iran’s secret trial of Washington Post correspondent Jason Rezaian resumed Monday, after a month-long pause, and there was no immediate word on any new developments.… Continue Reading
Probe of World Soccer’s FIFA Casts Greater Doubt on World Cup Hosting
A Swiss probe into corruption allegations surrounding the next two World Cups has grown to include 81 acts of suspicious financial activity now under investigation, it has been announced.… Continue Reading
Investigation of Annapolis Mansion Fire Delayed for Baltimore Arson Cases
Report on Annapolis mansion fire delayed as agents focus on arson cases from Baltimore riots.… Continue Reading
Gowdy: ‘Pulling teeth’ to Get Info for Benghazi Investigation
House Select Committee on Benghazi Chairman Trey Gowdy said Friday that the Obama administration could speed up the Benghazi investigation if they turned over the requested relevant documents, but they haven’t cooperated.… Continue Reading
Obama to Become First Sitting President to Visit Federal Prison
President Barack Obama next week will become the first sitting President to visit a federal prison, the White House announced Friday.… Continue Reading
Ted Cruz, New York Times Battle over Book’s Bestseller Snub
Ted Cruz’s campaign isn’t buying the New York Times’ reason for keeping the Texas senator’s book off its prestigious bestseller list.… Continue Reading
Ed Hardy Designer Christian Audigier Dies at 57
Christian Audigier, the designer best known for his work with Ed Hardy and Von Dutch, has died after a battle with cancer, friend and publicist Michele Elyzabeth said. He was 57.… Continue Reading
At War with ISIS, Iraq is Pumping More Oil than Ever Before
The country’s oil production hit an all-time high in June at 4.1 millions of barrels of oil per day, according to the International Energy Agency.… Continue Reading