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Suicide bombers took over 300 lives and wounded many more in coordinated attacks on Christian churches conducting Easter Sunday services and celebrations at hotels in Sri Lanka. Authorities there are blaming heretofore little-known local Islamist groups. |
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RAY Lawler's Summer of the Seventeenth Doll, which premiered in Melbourne in 1955, continues to be Australia's most popular play, with most sessions of its seasons attracting big audiences. The interest that people had in the play, in this country and overseas, led Lawler to write two prequels in the 1970s, Kid Stakes and Other Times. |
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. - On Wednesday, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department released body camera video detailing the moments a robbery suspect was shot and killed by an officer earlier this year. >> Watch the video below. Due to the graphic nature of the video, viewer discretion is strongly advised. |
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One fought a seemingly swashbuckling, shirtless war in Vietnam. Another was a child soldier in the jungles of New Guinea. A third returned from East Timor, injured — he believes — by something designed to keep him safe. But a digger is a digger.
The old man sits on a wooden bench. Chest, plated with medals. |
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One fought a seemingly swashbuckling, shirtless war in Vietnam. Another was a child soldier in the jungles of New Guinea. A third returned from East Timor, injured — he believes — by something designed to keep him safe. But a digger is a digger.
The old man sits on a wooden bench. Chest, plated with medals. |
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BELFAST (Reuters) - The leaders of Britain and Ireland joined hundreds of mourners on Wednesday at the funeral of journalist Lyra McKee whose killing by an Irish nationalist militant during a riot has sparked outrage in the province. Leaders from across Northern Ireland’s political divide sat side.... |
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BELFAST (Reuters) - The leaders of Britain and Ireland joined hundreds of mourners on Wednesday at the funeral of journalist Lyra McKee whose killing by an Irish nationalist militant during a riot has sparked outrage in the province. Leaders from across Northern Ireland’s political divide sat side.... |
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Image caption Rev Mervyn Gibson (left) told Talkback presenter William Crawley seized guns were sometimes put back into circulation "for intelligence purposes" A senior Orangeman who was a member of RUC Special Branch has said the word "collusion" has been misinterpreted. |
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DUP leader Arlene Foster sitting alongside Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald at Lyra McKee’s funeral service (Photo: Sky News) A priest at the funeral of murdered journalist Lyra McKee asked “why in God’s name” it took her murder to unite politicians in the region. |
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Wallis Simpson never became Queen, even though her husband had once been King. But the twice-divorced American socialite had a dramatic impact on the Royal Family when her relationship with the man who became her third husband rocked the House of Windsor and directly affected who would wear the crown. |
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The tentacles of eugenics-based thinking are still with us today, warns Rabbi Rafael Feuerstein in a recently released collection of articles. The glass wall that separates people with disabilities from the so-called “normal” people must be “totally shattered,” he writes. |
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