Hong Kong (CNN)From the jungles of Myanmar to the streets of Hong Kong, police throughout Asia are fighting a war against methamphetamine. By many indications, they’re losing. Demand for both crystal meth and yaba, tablets that typically contain a mixture
The rapper has dominated the season it would have been fitting to end on Paul Simon and Bridge Over Troubled Water Alec Baldwin makes his first appearance of the season as Donald Trump for a cold open that predictably sends
German chancellors comment comes as European council president Donald Tusk says no deal is more likely than ever before Angela Merkel has spoken of growing difficulties in striking a Brexit deal as the European council president, Donald Tusk, warned that
Turkish officials have remained firm that the death of Khashoggi, 59, a Washington Post columnist and outspoken critic of the Saudi government under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, was at the behest of the highest levels of Riyadh leadership. Erdogan
(CNN)The death toll from the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo continues to rise as violence hampers health workers’ efforts to battle the virus. Conflict between militant groups and government forces has made it difficult for health workers
Tonya Couch requested her trial be moved to another county because of unfair coverage. (Tarrant County Jail) Attorneys for the mother of “affluenza teen” Ethan Couch on Tuesday requested to move her trial away from Tarrant County because of harsh
Fifteen-person team linked to disappearance of dissident, Turkish media report Saudi special forces officers, intelligence officials, national guards and a forensics expert were allegedly among a 15-person team tied to the disappearance in Istanbul of the high-profile dissident Jamal Khashoggi,
Lynzy Lab Stewarts protest song exposes Donald Trumps rightwing mythology of confected male victimhood The brilliant Phil Ochs Bob Dylans rival, the late, tragic Phil Ochs said of the craft that defined him: A protest song is a song thats
(CNN)The Trump administration has once again approved Kentucky’s request to require certain Medicaid recipients to get jobs or lose their benefits. In reapproving the state’s waiver on Tuesday, the agency said requiring recipients to work is in line with Medicaid”s