‘What does this say about Australia?’ African student performers’ visas refused
A group of young African performers have been denied entry to Australia, forcing the cancellation of a charity cultural tour.
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Thanh was 19 when he was sent to war. The Fall of Saigon changed him forever
Half a century after the Vietnam War ended, South Vietnamese veterans and refugees recount their harrowing experiences of war, brutal re-education camps and perilous escapes by sea.
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WATCH: Hilarious 2-year-old caught chanting ‘Let’s go, Mets’ on baby monitor
Carter might just be the Mets’ biggest fan, as she cheers them on from her crib.
Saying his cancer has returned, Virginia Rep. Gerry Connolly announces ‘my last term’
U.S. Rep. Gerry Connolly said Monday that his health has pushed him to not seek re-election next year and he will “soon” step back as top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee.
White House displays scores of what it says are mugshots of arrested immigrants
The Trump administration on Monday placed roughly 100 mugshots of arrested unauthorized immigrants along the White House driveway as its border czar warned undocumented migrants “cannot hide.”
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‘Trump Coins’ lauds Trump for soaring gold prices. Experts point to economic unease
A marketing email for Trump Coins ascribes gold’s soaring value to the president’s “strong leadership” — but some experts say the surge reflects economic uncertainty.
Dustin Lynch, Scotty McCreery to launch joint tour
Country music artists Dustin Lynch and Scotty McCreery are launching the “Two for the Road” tour Nov. 6.
Watch: Miniature dachshund found after 529 days in the wild on Kangaroo Island
The miniature dachshund who fled from her owners on Australia’s Kangaroo Island has been rescued after 549 days in the wild.
U.S. companies to help Poland build its first nuclear power plant
The U.S. Department of Energy announced Monday that an agreement has been signed that will allow Poland to construct its first AP-1000 nuclear power plant.
U.S. companies to help Poland build its first nuclear power plant
The U.S. Department of Energy announced Monday that an agreement has been signed that will allow Poland to construct its first AP-1000 nuclear power plant.