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A new judge took over the jury’s case Friday, after Judge Jeffrey Colbath excused himself from the case. Here’s what we know about the case so far: What they say Holmes — the founder…
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Sri Lanka on Wednesday reopened its border crossings to international travelers, allowing Chinese and Indian businessmen to travel freely despite protests by some ethnic minority Tamils who accuse the government of ethnic discrimination. The…
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Lebanon’s Prime Minister-designate, Prime Minister designate Gen. Michel Aoun, speaks on the phone to Israeli FM Yigal Palmor at the State House in Jerusalem, on 13 October 2018, prior to their meeting in Israel…
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Las Vegas Motor Speedway Race executive chairman International Speedway Corporation (ISC) Four-time Indianapolis 500 winner Al Unser, who oversaw the Speedway for four decades before his death, will be remembered for securing the legendary…
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Image copyright AFP Image caption British workers are in short supply Automating business processes is the biggest problem facing small businesses, according to a survey of bosses in the UK. The survey, commissioned by…
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Single-family zoning in Ontario limits the size of homes and prevents architects from building on big, flat areas. The result has been the destruction of large swathes of Ontario’s urban landscape and a lack…
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Suicide risk is far higher for military members and their families than civilian suicide rates, a new study published Monday by the Journal of Family Psychology confirms. The study, published as a part of…
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Washington Post chief meteorologist Philip Klotzbach projects the exact average strength of the upcoming Atlantic hurricane season, which will officially open on June 1. The seasonal average is 12 named storms (spreads of at…
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Colorado judges are once again blocking the public from seeing court documents – this time through a state law created in 1978. Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images The Freedom of Information Act of 1966—better…
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Image copyright AFP Image caption Rosie DiManno served eight years as vice-president of the US Ski and Snowboard Association Joint-director of the USC Ryan Center for Child and Family Policy, Rosie DiManno says she…
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