Berlin — Police say a train has collided with a flock of sheep in southwestern Germany, killing some 45 animals. Police in Konstanz, on the Swiss border, said none of the people on board the train — four passengers and the driver — was hurt in the accident at 4:40 a.m. Wednesday. It wasn’t clear […]
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U.S. and other allied troops have joined veterans of the D-Day invasion and families of fallen soldiers to mark 74 years since the massive military operation that change the course of World War II.
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Columbus, Ohio — Police say a family dog in Ohio brought a human skull home. Madison Township Police Chief Matthew Byers says the dog found the skull around 2 p.m. Monday in a wooded area in Madison Township. Police responded to the area with cadaver dogs and found the rest of the body Tuesday. Byers […]
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Jerusalem — The Palestinian men who chant and beat drums to wake up the faithful during Ramadan in Jerusalem’s Old City say they are being unfairly targeted by Israeli police over their early-morning tradition. The public wakers, known as musaharati, walk through parts of the Old City from 2 a.m., waking up Muslims for the […]
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Lava from Hawaii’s erupting Kilauea volcano has destroyed more than 100 homes in a rural Big Island district. As of Monday, lava burned down 117 homes, said Hawaii County spokeswoman Janet Snyder.
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Taiwan’s air force said Monday it was searching for an F-16 fighter jet that went missing at the start of annual live-fire drills.
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The price of a private lunch with investor Warren Buffett could set a record this year, with bids already surpassing $3 million.
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More than 12 migrants were shot dead by human traffickers last week while trying to escape a camp in Libya, where some were subjected to “torture abuse”, the United Nations said Friday.
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It’s one small step for Thailand, one giant leap for Southeast Asia’s smelliest fruit.
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A group of 13 Japanese governors have joined forces to let babies cry if they want to — or at least create a society that is more tolerant of tearful tots.
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