• 'Preventing shooting High School Arizona'

    'Preventing shooting High School Arizona'

    san tan valley February 28, 2018 18:15 Hot Recent News

    The Arizona authorities arrested two teenagers last week who were associated with the threat of mass shooting at Combs High School in San Tan Valley, Arizona. The duo would have raised money from GoFundMe in the crowdfund account to buy ammunition. Then they would start to throw the school 'upside down'.

  • Kill by attack Pakistan

    Kill by attack Pakistan

    islamabad February 3, 2018 19:51 Hot Recent News

    At least eleven soldiers were killed by a suicide attack in the Pakistani Swat Valley. A terrorist blew himself up at a checkpoint at a headquarters of the army in the Kabal region in northern Pakistan on Saturday.

  • 'Coalition disables 150 IS fighters'

    'Coalition disables 150 IS fighters'

    washington January 23, 2018 20:36 Hot Recent News

    The coalition fighting against Islamic State in Syria under the leadership of the US has eliminated nearly 150 jihadists in the Euphrates Valley. 'The precision attacks were the culmination of extensive intelligence work to establish that it was a IS headquarters and command center in still occupied territory \u0026 # x27; \u0026 # x27 ;, was the statement issued on Tuesday.

  • Winter sportsmen are stuck in more places

    sestriere January 10, 2018 11:15 Hot Recent News

    Not only in Zermatt are tourists trapped due to extreme snowfall and avalanche danger. Elsewhere in the mountain canton of Wallis, in the town of Saas-Fee, another 2,000 winter sports enthusiasts are stuck.

  • Castro does not have time to resign

    havana December 21, 2017 18:15 Hot Recent News

    Raul Castro must postpone his resignation for two months. The 86-year-old President of Cuba was due to leave on 24 February, but with the approval of the National Assembly this was postponed to 19 April. The reason is simple: the busy aftermath of Hurricane Irma has replaced the president's replacement.

  • Archaeologists find mummy in Luxor tomb

    luxor December 9, 2017 18:06 Hot Recent News

    Archaeologists have found a more than 3,500-year-old mummy in Egypt in one of the two tombs, which are being investigated. The tombs are probably from the eighteenth dynasty of ancient Egypt, the Egyptian authorities reported according to the BBC.

  • Kill by fire in refugee camp

    beirut December 7, 2017 19:18 Hot Recent News

    By a fire in a tent camp with Syrian refugees in the east of Lebanon, several people died. 'Our teams have so far secured six bodies,' said the general secretary of the Lebanese Red Cross Thursday.

  • Scientists: ban on glitters

    wellington November 29, 2017 11:03 Hot Recent News

    Everyone knows: glitter after parties or parties you hardly get rid of your body or clothes. Scientists want to get rid of the sticky decoration. In fact, there must be a global ban because of the ecological dangers.

  • Argentineans elect representatives

    buenos aires October 22, 2017 07:15 Hot Recent News

    The Argentineans elect new representatives for the chamber of delegates and the senate on Sunday. The Argentine Parliament occupies 257 seats, in the senate there are 72 people.

  • Iraqi troops conquer border on IS

    Iraqi troops conquer border on IS

    baghdad September 17, 2017 14:51 Hot Recent News

    The terrorist group of Islamic State is increasingly being pursued in Iraq. Military sources said Sunday against Iraqi state television that the Akashat-based Akashat-based area on the border with Syria has been re-established.

  • 'Isolated strain destitute by gold seekers'

    'Isolated strain destitute by gold seekers'

    sao paulo September 12, 2017 12:12 Hot Recent News

    Members of an isolated Indian tribesman in the Amazon area, who some years ago photographed a picture, were supposed to be murdered by a group of gold seekers with whom they came into contact. The Brazilian OM has launched an investigation into the killings of ten Indians, in the Javar Valley- one of the largest indigenous territories in the North American country.

  • End story for smart juice press

    End story for smart juice press

    san francisco September 5, 2017 10:12 Hot Recent News

    The cloth has fallen for Juicero, the creator of a smart juice press, which has symbolized the sometimes useless hypothesis of Silicon Valley. The sale has been suspended, customers can recover their money. Juicero had already fired in July and announced other measures to rescue the company, but it did not work.

  • Forest fire blocks access to Yosemite Park

    Forest fire blocks access to Yosemite Park

    sacramento August 31, 2017 18:54 Hot Recent News

    In California, a forest fire blocks one of the access roads to the famous Yosemite Natural Park. Highway 41 was closed on Thursday due to the fire seas between Oakhurst and the national park. Over three hundred firemen fight the flames. Their work is hampered by the summer heat and the drought.

  • 'Wonderkind' Facebook is switching to Google

    'Wonderkind' Facebook is switching to Google

    mountain view August 29, 2017 10:42 Hot Recent News

    A striking transfer in Silicon Valley. 21-year-old wonder boy Michael Sayman exchanges Facebook's burdens for those of Alphabet, the parent company of Google. Sayman will focus on the development of the Digital Personal Assistant Assistant.

  • 'Castro surpasses Carlos with 30,000 women'

    'Castro surpasses Carlos with 30,000 women'

    July 18, 2017 15:48 Hot Recent News

    Whether Spanish ex-Juan Carlos really shared the bed with almost 5,000 women, as claimed in a book that appears shortly, is difficult to retrieve. But there are still men who, in turn, surpass Juan Carlos. At the top of the list of men who claim to have shared the bed with thousands of women, the former dictator of Cuba praises. Fidel Castro would have loved love with as many as 35.0000 women.

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