A German man's marriage proposal got a bigger audience than he had planned when it showed up on an aerial picture used by Google Maps.
The operators of a cruise ship that was barred from docking by four governments over fears of a new virus that originated in China announced yesterday it will finally disembark passengers in Cambodia.
A meeting with nearly 80 black pastors in Detroit. A speech before a black Democratic organisation in Montgomery. A rally at a historically black university. A tour of Martin Luther King Jr's church. An early voting kick-off at an African American museum. All in the past two weeks.
US troops exchanged fire with pro-Assad gunmen with the Syrian regime claiming a civilian had been killed by American fire.
A New Mexico Senate committee led by a marijuana-legalization skeptic was scheduled to begin deliberations Wednesday evening on a bill that would authorize sales and taxation of recreational marijuana. The … Click to Continue »
A cruise ship turned away by four Asian governments due to virus fears anchored Thursday off Cambodia for health checks on its 2,200 passengers and crew. The Westerdam is anchored … Click to Continue »
Almost one in three American workers can't quite make ends meet in between paydays, a new survey has revealed. This doesn't bode well for the US' service economy, where discretionary spending is the major driver of growth. Some 32 percent of US workers are unable to stretch their salaries to cover their needs, according to...
