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WASHINGTON (AP) Given anywhere else, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech Tuesday wouldn't have caused such a ruckus. But a foreign leader denouncing President Barack Obama's policy from within the grand hall of American democracy upended nearly two centuries of tradition. |
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By CONNIE CASS Associated Press. WASHINGTON (AP) - Given anywhere else, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech Tuesday wouldn't have caused such a ruckus. But a foreign leader denouncing President Barack Obama's policy from within the grand hall of American democracy upended nearly two centuries of tradition. |
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Missouri Auditor Tom Schweich (R) was laid to rest Tuesday morning, less than a week after committing suicide at his St. Louis area home. Schweich had been a candidate for governor, but the pressure of an insidious, anti-Semitic whisper campaign and a harshly negative radio advertisement apparently pushed him over the edge. |
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WASHINGTON – Given anywhere else, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech Tuesday wouldn’t have caused such a ruckus. But a foreign leader denouncing President Barack Obama’s policy from within the grand hall of American democracy upended nearly two centuries of tradition. |
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Danforth, a close friend, co-worker and political mentor of Schweich, was the featured speaker for a memorial service that drew many of Missouri's top elected officials and hundreds of others to the Episcopal church that Schweich had attended in suburban St. Louis. "Words do hurt. Words can kill," Danforth said. |
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Given anywhere else, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech Tuesday wouldn't have caused such a ruckus. But a foreign leader denouncing President Barack Obama's policy from within the grand hall of American democracy upended nearly two centuries of tradition. |
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MOSCOW -- One by one, thousands of mourners and dignitaries filed past the white-lined coffin of slain Kremlin critic Boris Nemtsov on Tuesday, many offering flowers as they paid their last respects to one of the most prominent figures of Russia's beleaguered opposition. |
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Sofia. 137th anniversary of Bulgaria’s Liberation was marked on Tuesday at the historical peak of Shipka, where the so-called Battle of Shipka Pass occurred, correspondent of Radio FOCUS reported. Bulgaria’s national anthem was played at the beginning of the celebrations. |
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Nemtsov was shot to death late Friday while walking on a bridge near the Kremlin. No suspects have been arrested. The killing has deeply shaken Russia's small and marginalized opposition movement. Many opposition supporters suspect the killing was ordered by the Kremlin in retaliation for Nemtsov's ardent criticism of President Vladimir Putin. |
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Sofia. 137th anniversary of Bulgaria’s Liberation was marked on Tuesday at the historical peak of Shipka, where the so-called Battle of Shipka Pass occurred, correspondent of Radio FOCUS reported. Bulgaria’s national anthem was played at the beginning of the celebrations. |
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The fight for fallen city lawyer Paulo Sebalu’s multi-billion estate has taken a new twist with the two warring parties accepting to go for mediation.
Since last year, Pastor Peter Sematimba and Sebalu’s daughter, Themi Nakibuuka, have been fighting over ownership of the deceased’s estate valued at about $2m (sh5. |
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