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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) Former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide made a rare public appearance yesterday and thousands of supporters shadowed the ex-leader's motorcade following a court hearing. |
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WARSAW Tourists visiting a Polish castle in the southern city of Krakow Wednesday narrowly escaped an attack by an axe-wielding local whom police dubbed “a madman”. The 48-year-old identified by local media only as Grzegorz S. reportedly drove his car into the courtyard of the historic Wawel royal.... |
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MIAMI -- Along Rue Champ de Mars, he waved to cheering crowds from his slow-moving, police-escorted motorcade. And in Bel Air and St. Martin, gang-infested former strongholds overlooking the empty grounds of the razed presidential palace, he blew kisses from the rooftop of an SUV. |
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A 48-year-old man who threatened tourists with an axe at Krakow's Wawel Castle on Wednesday claimed that the former royal citadel was his home, police say. |
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The Australian Opposition's Foreign Affairs spokeswoman says the Indian Ocean and the Asia Pacific region in general will be the focus of foreign affairs if there is a change of government in September. |
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The Australian Opposition's Foreign Affairs spokeswoman says the Indian Ocean and the Asia Pacific region in general will be the focus of foreign affairs if there is a change of government in September. |
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TRENTON DANIEL. Associated Press= PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide made a rare public appearance Wednesday and thousands of supporters shadowed the ex-leader's motorcade following a court hearing. The two-time president showed up at a courthouse in.... |
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Roman Catholics in Puerto Rico rallied Wednesday around an archbishop who is apparently under pressure from the Vatican to resign for allegedly covering up for sexually abusive priests and other misdeeds. Archbishop Roberto Gonzalez Nieves has not confirmed that he is being asked to step down as leader of the Catholic Church in the U. |
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By G. Jeffrey MacDonald Religion News Service. BOSTON (RNS) Soon after the Boston Marathon bombings, local Christian leaders stepped swiftly into the public eye, convening vigils and urging peaceful healing in the wake of senseless violence. But their public voices have fallen mostly silent as noisy.... |
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Roman Catholics in Puerto Rico rallied Wednesday around an archbishop who is apparently under pressure from the Vatican to resign for allegedly covering up for sexually abusive priests and other ... |