New Year’s tradition in Japan reportedly turns deadly – yet again

Friday, October 4

Nearly a dozen people were taken to the hospital Tuesday -- and one man later died -- after choking on a traditional New Year's treat in Japan that has a deadly track record, Japan Today reported. The man who died was reportedly in his... Read More.

U.S. Ambassador meets American indicted on spy charges in Russia

Friday, October 4

U.S. Ambassador to Russia Jon Huntsman has met with a Michigan man accused of spying. Russian police detained Paul Whelan nearly a week ago, and on Thursday Russia's state-run media said he had been formally indicted on espionage charges.Whelan's family has said he's innocent... Read More.

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Timeline shows final days of Felipe Alonzo Gomez, the migrant boy who died in U.S. custody

Friday, October 4

For a second time in a month, a migrant child died in U.S. custody after being detained near the southern border by immigration authorities. Felipe Alonzo Gomez, an 8-year-old boy from Guatemala, died in a New Mexico hospital late on Christmas Eve.Like the December... Read More.

71-year-old man is trying to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a barrel

Friday, October 4

Most people spend the day after Christmas relaxing with their families. But one man began a journey across the Atlantic in a barrel.Navigator Jean-Jacques Savin, of France, is currently floating somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean in nothing more than a bright orange barrel.... Read More.

A look ahead: What’s next for Europe and Russia in 2019?

Friday, October 4

Brexit: the word that dominated debate in Britain in 2018 will define its future in 2019. Prime Minister Theresa May faces a March deadline to broker the U.K.'s exit from the European Union, after fending off a no-confidence vote from opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn.Earlier... Read More.

Paris riots set to continue as French leader fails to appease protesters

Friday, October 4

President Emmanuel Macron's attempt to quell violent rioting across France by offering economic concessions to his countrymen -- expected to cost the country $11 billion -- appears to have been insufficient. Leaders of the "Yellow Vest" protest movement indicated Tuesday that Macron's offers were... Read More.

Girl, 7, dies of dehydration, exhaustion in Border Patrol custody: Report

Friday, October 4

A 7-year-old girl from Guatemala who had entered the country illegally last week has died in custody, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection told The Washington Post on Thursday. The girl died from dehydration and shock.The girl and her father were taken into custody... Read More.

Resorts in Jamaica covered up sexual assaults and paid victims, report says

Friday, October 4

A new investigation shows a number of popular Jamaican beach resorts have covered up alleged sexual assaults and then paid victims to stay silent. A report by the Detroit Free Press said "sexual assaults of tourists are a long-standing and unchecked problem in Jamaica,... Read More.

Russia warns of “retaliation” for Donald Trump admin. bailing on INF nuclear treaty

Friday, October 4

Russian officials on Wednesday warned of "retaliation" to the U.S. decision to walk out of a key arms treaty U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced at a NATO meeting Tuesday that Washington will suspend its obligations under the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty... Read More.

Bolton didn’t know about Huawei CFO’s arrest during Trump, Xi meeting, spokesperson says

Friday, October 4

National security adviser John Bolton did not know about the arrest of a top Chinese telecommunications executive before President Trump met with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G-20 summit in Argentina, a spokesperson for Bolton told CBS News. Bolton told NPR earlier Thursday... Read More.