Police Announce 2 More Suspects in Kim Jong Nam Killing
KUALA LUMPUR — The women suspected of fatally poisoning a scion of North Korea's ruling family were trained to coat their hands with toxic chemicals then wipe them on his face, police said Wednesday, announcing they were now seeking a North Korean diplomat in connection with the attack.
Malaysian: No Cause of Death Yet For Exiled North Korean
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — The cause of death has not yet been determined for the exiled member of North Korea's ruling family who died last week after apparently being poisoned in a Kuala Lumpur airport, officials said Tuesday.
As Mugabe Turns 93, an Anxious Zimbabwe Wonders Who’s Next
HARARE, Zimbabwe — As the world's oldest head of state approaches his 93rd birthday on Tuesday, Zimbabwe has been planning a party for thousands of people in honor of President Robert Mugabe. For weeks, state television has led its broadcasts with tributes.
US Teen Suicide Attempts Fell as Same-Sex Marriage Became Legal
CHICAGO — Teen suicide attempts in the U.S. declined after same-sex marriage became legal and the biggest impact was among gay, lesbian and bisexual kids, a study found.
Philippines: Vietnamese Ship Attacked; 1 Dead, 6 Abducted
MANILA — Gunmen attacked a Vietnamese cargo ship off the Philippines' southern tip, killing a Vietnamese crewman and abducting six others including the vessel's captain, the Philippine coast guard and the ship's owner said Monday.
Pakistani Women in Memorable Rugby 7s Debut in Laos
They might have won only one match at the Asian Women's Rugby Sevens in Laos on the weekend, but for the Pakistan team – which formed only a year ago – it was a dream debut at an international event.
On Frozen Fields, N. Korean Farmers Prep for Battle Ahead
PYONGYANG, North Korea — Plug your noses and ready your "Juche fertilizer." It's time to prep the frozen fields in North Korea.
TV Footage Appears to Show Deliberate Attack on N. Korean (Video)
KUALA LUMPUR — Security camera footage obtained by Japanese television appears to show a careful and deliberate attack last week on the exiled half brother of North Korea's ruler, while Malaysia said Monday it had recalled its ambassador to North Korea amid rising tensions between the nations.
Telephone Owned by Adolf Hitler Sells for $243,000
CHESAPEAKE CITY, Maryland — A telephone owned by Adolf Hitler has sold at auction for USD $243,000.
Congo Investigates Video Showing Soldiers Shooting Militia (Video)
KINSHASA, Congo — Congo's government said Saturday it was investigating a video that shows uniformed soldiers shooting at apparent militia members who are armed with sticks, and that a commanding officer had been arrested.
