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Bishops Get More Sex Ed at Vatican Summit

Bishops Get More Sex Ed at Vatican Summit

Married couples should cultivate “a healthy eroticism,” a Brazilian couple told the Pope and bishops gathered in the Vatican Thursday morning. Arturo and Hermelinda As Zamberline from Brazil spoke about the importance of keeping passion alive within a marriage, offering

Protesters Jam Road Demanding Mexico Find Students

Protesters Jam Road Demanding Mexico Find Students

CHILPANCINGO, Mexico (AP) — Tens of thousands of teachers, activists and residents marched and blocked a major highway in the Guerrero state capital Wednesday to protest the disappearance of 43 teachers college students and demand that authorities find them. The

Hong Kong Government Cancels Talk with Protesters

Hong Kong Government Cancels Talk with Protesters

HONG KONG (AP) — Talks between the Hong Kong government and student leaders of a democracy protest that has blocked main roads in the Asian financial hub for nearly two weeks are canceled because they’re unlikely to be constructive, a

UN Says Hundreds Killed During Ukraine Ceasefire

UN Says Hundreds Killed During Ukraine Ceasefire

KIEV, Ukraine (AP) — At least 331 deaths have been reported in eastern Ukraine since last month’s cease-fire deal between Russian-backed separatists and government troops, the United Nations said Wednesday. Hostilities are persisting in the main rebel-held city of Donetsk,

WHO: Spain's Ebola Case Won't be Last in Europe

WHO: Spain's Ebola Case Won't be Last in Europe

MADRID (AP) — A Spanish nursing assistant may be the first person in the ongoing epidemic to catch Ebola outside of Africa, but she probably won’t be the last, experts warn. Still, even as more people with Ebola arrive on

Rumors Swirl of Coup in North Korea

Rumors Swirl of Coup in North Korea

PYONGYANG, North Korea, Oct. 6 (UPI) — Rumors that North Korea’s Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un has been deposed have heightened in intensity following a surprise trip by the country’s No. 2 leader to visit South Korea. Kim has not

2 Suicide Attacks in Yemen Kill Nearly 70 People

2 Suicide Attacks in Yemen Kill Nearly 70 People

SANAA, Yemen (AP) — Two suicide bombers struck in Yemen on Thursday — one targeting a gathering of Shiite rebels in the country’s capital and the other hitting a military outpost in the south — in attacks that killed nearly

China on the Lookout for Putin's Roaming Tiger

China on the Lookout for Putin's Roaming Tiger

(Reuters) – China is on the hunt for a Siberian tiger released into the wild by Russian President Vladimir Putin, state media said on Thursday, after the animal roamed across the border, likely in search of food. The tiger, named Kuzia, was

Kurds, ISIS Supporters Clash in Streets of Germany

Kurds, ISIS Supporters Clash in Streets of Germany

(AFP) Street clashes pitting Kurds against radical Muslims left 23 people wounded in Germany, police said Wednesday amid fears that fighting in Syria and Iraq could further inflame passions. Riot police used batons, pepper spray and water cannon to keep

Jimmy Carter Critical of Obama Policy in Middle East

Jimmy Carter Critical of Obama Policy in Middle East

FORT WORTH, Texas, Oct. 8 (UPI) — Former President Jimmy Carter was critical of current foreign policy in a wide-ranging interview, saying the United States “waited too long” to engage the Islamic State. Carter added he found it difficult to

Sierra Leone: Ebola Burial Teams Go Back to Work

Sierra Leone: Ebola Burial Teams Go Back to Work

FREETOWN, Sierra Leone (AP) — Sierra Leone burial teams have gone back to work one day after organizing a strike over pay and abandoning the dead bodies of Ebola victims in the capital. In neighboring Liberia, however, health workers said

EU Prepares To Impose Crushing Sanctions on Israel

EU Prepares To Impose Crushing Sanctions on Israel

Even as details of the latest ISIS plot to behead innocents on the streets of London emerges, the machinery of the European Union’s massive bureaucracy is well along its plan to impose crippling economic and cultural sanctions on Israel if the

SOUTHCOM Commander Links Southern Border to Ebola Threat

SOUTHCOM Commander Links Southern Border to Ebola Threat

A “large percentage” of illegals captured trying to enter the United States through Mexico are from West Africa, said the commander of the U.S. Southern Command (Southcom) in explaining how his team is keeping an eye on the Ebola crisis.