South Korea Is Still Having Big Problems With Corruption
Last week, Cho Kuk, the disgraced Justice Minister of South Korea, resigned after a controversial month at the helm and a wave of discontent that spurred nationwide protests. President Moon Jae-in brought in Cho to reform the nation’s prosecution, including improving oversight of investigations, banning excessively long interrogations, and limiting the scope of prosecutors’ direct…
Vietnam police take DNA from relatives of suspected truck victims
CAN LOC, Vietnam (Reuters) – Police in Vietnam took hair and blood samples on Sunday to get DNA from relatives of people feared to be among the 39 who died in the back of a truck near London last week, their family members said. Click Here: France Football Shop The bodies were found on Wednesday…
Vietnam takes forensic samples to help in truck deaths case
YEN THANH, Vietnam (AP) — Police in central Vietnam said Sunday that they have taken forensic samples from residents who believe their family members may be among the 39 victims found dead last week in the back of a truck in England. Police in Nghe An province took samples including hair and nails from the…
Number of bodies found near Mexican resort town rises to 42
TUCSON, Ariz. – The number of bodies recovered from a mass grave in Mexico near the Arizona border has risen to 42 after three days of searching, the Sonora attorney general’s office said. A group of Mexican mothers who belong to the group Madres Buscadoras de Sonora, or Searching Mothers of Sonora, discovered the mass grave Thursday near the…
Former National Security official asks judge to determine if he must testify in impeachment probe
Former National Security official asks judge to determine if he must testify in impeachment probe originally appeared on abcnews.go.com A former National Security official is asking a federal judge in Washington to weigh in on whether he must appear on Monday to testify in the ongoing impeachment probe being led by House Democrats. The request…
Impeachment reveals rifts as GOP argues over how to defend Trump
WASHINGTON — Public support for impeachment of President Trump is rising — and so is anxiety among Republicans who worry that the White House has not done enough to coordinate an aggressive response. That lack of uniform messaging has led to freelance efforts to help the president, as well as criticism from supporters of the president over what they…
Halloween 2019’s most controversial costume ideas, from ‘Miss Impeachment' to child brides
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House Intelligence Chair Rep. Adam Schiff says he wasn't informed before al-Baghdadi operation
House Intelligence Chair Rep. Adam Schiff says he wasn’t informed before al-Baghdadi operation originally appeared on abcnews.go.com Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and House Intelligence Committee Chairman Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., were not informed in advance of the U.S. special operations forces raid in northwestern Syria in which ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi died,…
Former WH chief of staff says he warned Trump on impeachment
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump’s former chief of staff, John Kelly, says he advised the president not to fill the job with someone who wouldn’t be honest with him and provide a check on his impulses because he would end up being impeached. “That was almost 11 months ago, and I have an awful…
Are unions regaining their power?
“The 360” shows you diverse perspectives on the day’s top stories. What’s happening For much of the 20th century, labor unions were a major force in American life. Labor organizations grew in size alongside the surging U.S. economy. At one point in the 1950s, 35 percent of all workers in the country were unionized. But union membership…