The Latest on MH370: Chinese Kin Protest at Airline Office

About a dozen Chinese passenger relatives protested outside Malaysia Airlines offices in Beijing the way Malaysian authorities handled the announcement linking the plane debris to MH370. They held signs, including one saying "Malaysia hides the truth," and another expressing confidence that Chinese President Xi Jinping will help the relatives. After several hours on Thursday morning, the group was invited into a...

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Mexicans Seek Help From Saint of Lost Causes

For the faithful, he is the saint of the hopeless, patron of lost causes, the deliverer of the impossible. Each month at a chapel near the heart ofMexico City, San Judas Tadeo's status as a performer of miracles draws believers from among the most desperate corners of society. Bearing statues of the green-cloaked saint, some even dressed in his image, old and young alike gather on the 28th of every month — a remembrance...

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News Guide: Malaysia Links Debris to MH370; Others Cautious

Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak announced that a wing piece that washed up on Reunion Island last week is from the missing MalaysiaAirlines Flight 370. However, French, U.S. and Australian authorities stopped short of full confirmation, frustrating relatives with mixed messages. A guide to the biggest aviation mystery's latest twists. ——— NAJIB'S STATEMENT Past midnight in Kuala Lumpur, Najib appeared at a news...

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Former Argentine President on Trial for Bombing Cover-Up

On the home page of Argentina's largest Jewish community center is a counter that keeps track of the "days of impunity" since a bomb ripped through the organization's central building, causing it to collapse and leaving 85 dead amid the rubble. On Thursday, 7,689 days since the 1994 attack on the Argentine Israelite Mutual Association, former President Carlos Menem, a former top judge and several others will go on trial for...

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HOME>INTERNATIONAL Saipan Has No Water, Electricity in Aftermath of Typhoon

Residents of Saipan were without water and electricity and were rationing gasoline four days after Typhoon Soudelor hit the most populated island in the U.S. territory of the Northern Marianas. The typhoon hit Saipan in the...

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Frustrated MH370 Kin: 'We Need Definite Answers'

Families aching for closure after their relatives disappeared aboardMalaysia Airlines Flight 370 last year vented their deep frustration Thursday at conflicting signals from Malaysia and France over whether the finding...

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Ex-President Carter Shuts Down Electoral Office in Venezuela

A pro-democracy foundation run by former U.S. President Jimmy Carter has shut down its 13-year-old electoral observation office in Venezuela as the South American country gears up for closely watched legislative elections. In a monthly report on Venezuela's political outlook published Wednesday, the Carter Center said it closed its Caracas office May 31 to concentrate its limited resources in other countries that have solicited...

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Autopsy: NY Prison Escapee Was Drunk When Killed in Forest

Toxicology tests show a convicted killer who escaped from prison and was on the loose for three weeks was drunk when he was fatally shot by border patrol agents who tracked him down in a forest, authorities said Wednesday. The additional autopsy results indicated Richard Matt had a blood alcohol level of 0.18 percent, more than twice the level of intoxication for drunken driving under New York law, when he died from skull fractures...

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Rangers Win 4-3 to Complete Sweep of AL West-Leading Astros

All that really matters for manager Jeff Banister and the Texas Rangers is getting the victory that finished off a three-game sweep of the AL West-leading Houston Astros. "It wasn't pretty, typically you don't win a ballgame when you walk eight and hit one," Banister said. "That's a first for me ... a low-scoring, one-run game and win that game." Chris Gimenez hit what proved to be a deciding home run and Texas...

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Nicolle Wallace Is Leaving 'The View'

The political analyst joined the show last year. "Having worked with her for most of the last year, you know the warmth, smarts, and professionalism she has brought to the job every day," executive producer Bill Wolff wrote...

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Macklemore Announces He Has a Daughter

The rapper's daughter, Sloane Ava Simone Haggerty, who arrived May 29, inspired him to create a new song, "Growing Up," featuring Ed Sheeran. "There is nothing like the joy and happiness that comes from bringing a baby into...

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Shonda Rhimes Explains Why McDreamy Died on 'Grey’s Anatomy'

"Meredith and Derek’s love had to remain Meredith and Derek’s love, so in order to preserve that, as painful as it was for me as a storyteller, Derek was going to have to die," she told the audience,according to USA Today. Read:...

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'19 Kids and Counting' Star Josiah Duggar's Courtship Has Ended

The "19 Kids and Counting" star and Jackson announced they were seeing each other four months ago. "Both Josiah and Marjorie have enjoyed getting to know each other and to build their friendship over the past months," the Duggars...

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Sandra Lee Experiences a 'Setback' Two Months After Her Double Mastectomy

Sandra Lee experienced a medical complication recently, her rep told ABC News. The lifestyle guru underwent a double mastectomy in May after she was diagnosed with breast cancer. "There was a setback [on Tuesday...

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'Deadpool' Trailer: Why This Movie Is Different From Rest of Comic Films

The first official "Deadpool" trailer hit the web Tuesday night and even though both the Red Bandand Green Band trailers aren't exactly safe for work, they are glorious. As most comic fans know, "Deadpool" is...

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