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Strong Quake Strikes East Coast of Japan Early this Morning

By Staff on Oct 25, 2013   World  

Strong Quake Strikes East Coast of Japan Early this Morning

A strong earthquake hit Japan early Saturday off of the coast of that country at 3:10 am(Friday 9:10 am-Alaska time) measuring a magnitude of 7.1. The quake was generated at a depth of six miles beneath the ocean floor.

EU Leaders Meet as US Spying Allegations Build

By VOA News on Oct 24, 2013   World  

EU Leaders Meet as US Spying Allegations Build

Leaders of the European Union's 28 nations will meet in Brussels on Thursday as controversy swirls over allegations the U.S. National Security Agency monitored the cell phone calls of German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Danvers Teacher found Dead, 14-Year-Old Student Jailed on Murder Charges Wednesday

By Staff on Oct 23, 2013   National  

Danvers Teacher found Dead, 14-Year-Old Student Jailed on Murder Charges Wednesday

A 14-year-old boy is in jail and being held without bail on Wednesday after the body of a 24-year-old teacher from Danvers High School in Essex County, Massachusetts was found in the woods shortly after midnight early this morning.

Russia Reduces Charges Against Greenpeace Activists to 'Hooliganism'

By Staff on Oct 23, 2013   World  

Russia Reduces Charges Against Greenpeace Activists to 'Hooliganism'

Charges have been reduced for the 30 activists arrested on piracy charges after some of the protester attempted to scale the Gazprom drilling rig in Russia's Pechora Sea in mid-September.

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