Archive: September 2011
Another foot found in Canadian waters
Authorities have found what appears to be a severed human foot this week, the 11th found in waterways in British Columbia in the past four years.Hurricane Katia churns in the Atlantic
Less than a weekafter Irene ravaged much of the East Coast, Hurricane Katia roared to life in the central Atlantic with winds of 75 mph, the National Hurricane Center said.Katia becomes a hurricane in the Atlantic
Katia strengthened into a hurricane late Wednesday, churning in the central Atlantic with winds of 75 mph, the National Hurricane Center said.Colombia’s defense minister resigns as FARC actions reported on rise
Colombian Minister of Defense Rodrigo Rivera resigned Wednesday amid growing concern in the country over increased activity by the leftist Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).Cuba steps up attacks on dissidents, activists say
Cuba has stepped up its harassment of dissidents in the eastern province of Santiago de Cuba, with authorities beating, gassing and arresting protesters critical of the Communist government, human rights activists said Wednesday.Latest Headlines
- Another foot found in Canadian waters
- Hurricane Katia churns in the Atlantic
- Katia becomes a hurricane in the Atlantic
- Colombia’s defense minister resigns as FARC actions reported on rise
- Cuba steps up attacks on dissidents, activists say
- Lifetime pensions awarded to 14 of the trapped Chilean miners
- Trapped Chilean miners get lifetime pensions
- Researchers infected Guatemalans with STDs, commission affirms
- Tropical Storm Katia just hours away from becoming a hurricane
- Deadly casino fire ‘got out of control,’ suspects tell police
- Five suspects arrested in Mexican casino torching
- 5 suspects arrested in Mexican casino torching
- Report: 4 killed, 30 injured when tourist trolley derails in Brazil
- State media: Chavez set to undergo chemotherapy in Venezuela
- Mexico deploys 1,500 troops after ‘terrorist’ casino attack