$260K Ferrari Totaled In Fiery Wreck Hours After Purchase
This driver was fast and is probably now furious.
North Korea Fires Missile In Direction of Japan
North Korea fired a missile that may have landed within 230 miles of Japan’s coast, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said.
One Dead, Multiple Injured In Terror Attack In Hamburg
One person is dead and several others have been injured in knife attack at a supermarket in Hamburg, Germany.
Corruption Threaten Congo’s Investment
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) holds the paradoxical status of possessing a rich mineral wealth at the same time as being one of the world’s least developed countries.
Glencore PLC Under Probe Over Congo Payments
Glencore PLC is under investigation by Canadian regulators looking into more than $100 million in payments a subsidiary made to a company owned by an Israeli businessman who has been accused of bribing Democratic Republic of the Congo officials, said people familiar with the investigation.
Op-Ed: Has Monsey Outgrown It’s Hatzalah?
A recent tragic event in our community shines a spotlight on a crucial communal issue, that for too long has gone unaddressed.
Who Is Felix Sater?
New York Fresh from snatching up a former insane asylum in foreclosure for a cheap $1.2 million, a mystery man went running down a Syracuse, N.Y., street, iPad covering his face, as reporters gave chase and TV cameras rolled.
Uzbekistan Jails Ex-President’s Daughter Gulnara Karimova
Uzbekistan said today that it has jailed the eldest daughter of late president Islam Karimov, Gulnara Karimova – once a prominent socialite, fashion designer and singer – after charging her with massive fraud and money laundering.
California State Prosecutor Charged With Child Porn
SAN DIEGO – A state prosecutor and son of an infamous figure in the Watergate scandal was arrested on a child pornography charge at his home in Coronado.
US Convicts Macau Billionaire Ng Lap Seng In UN Bribery Scandal
A Chinese billionaire was convicted Thursday of paying bribes to United Nations officials, including former General Assembly President John Ashe.