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Washington Post |
Chirps, hums and phantom noises — how bizarre events in Cuba changed embassy workers' brains
Washington Post They would sometimes wake in the night to hear a disembodied chirping somewhere in the room, or a strange, low hum, or the sound of scraping metal. Sometimes they felt a phantom flutter of air pass by as they listened. Others in the room would often ... |
Fox News |
UN envoy meets North Korean foreign minister
Fox News PYONGYANG, North Korea – A senior United Nations official and North Korea's foreign minister have held talks in Pyongyang. Jeffrey Feltman, the U.N. undersecretary-general for political affairs, met with Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho on Thursday, the ... North Korea loses friends in Africa and Asia Senior UN official makes rare visit to North Korea |
Washington Post |
FBI questions brothers in the death of Border Patrol agent
Washington Post EL PASO — FBI agents investigating the unexplained death of a Border Patrol agent have turned their attention to two brothers who may be suspects in the case, one of whom has been taken into federal custody on an immigration violation, according to ... Investigators question brothers in Border Patrol agent's death Border agents near Yuma arrest 15 migrants, seize 350 pounds of marijuana Border Patrol: 15 arrested near Yuma in possible smuggling bust |
Politico |
Another woman says Franken tried to forcibly kiss her
Politico A former Democratic congressional aide said Al Franken tried to forcibly kiss her after a taping of his radio show in 2006, three years before he became a U.S. senator. The aide, whose name POLITICO is withholding to protect her identity, said Franken ... Another woman says Franken tried to forcibly kiss her in 2006: report New accusation alleges Franken tried to forcibly kiss congressional aide in 2006 Former congressional aide accuses Al Franken of trying to forcibly kiss her: Report |
Orlando Sentinel |
Eatonville police officer who saved Pulse victim losing job at end of month
Orlando Sentinel Eatonville Police Officer Cpl. Omar Delgado, who saved a Pulse victim last June, said he was told this week his employment would end Dec. 31. He said he's been working a desk job for the past eight months because of his PTSD after the attack that ... |
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