Middle East Respiratory Syndrome claimed another victim in Saudi Arabia Wednesday.
The Saudi health ministry announced the death Thursday and said that 40 other people are suffering from the disease. Continue reading
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Tropical Storm Andrea Hammers Florida
Tropical Storm Andrea made landfall pelting Florida with heavy rain and wind heading toward Georgia and South Carolina.
The storm is not expected to strengthen into hurricane status but is causing flooding problems and is expected to continue to do it for the next two days. Also, the storm has spawned at least 8 confirmed tornadoes. Continue reading
Sexual Harassment of Women In Egypt Skyrockets Under Islamist Rule
The United Nations Entity for Gender Equality has released a report that says that since the Muslim Brotherhood has overtaken Egypt harassment of women has skyrocketed.
The UNEGE report says that 99.3% of Egyptian women have experienced some form of sexual harassment or violence. Continue reading
Tropical Storm Andrea Forms In Gulf of Mexico
The western coast of the Florida panhandle is in line to be hit later this week by Tropical Storm Andrea.
The National Hurricane Center said a reconnaissance plane confirmed circulation over the central Gulf of Mexico Wednesday. The storm was almost 400 miles southwest of Orlando and moving north at 3 miles per hour. Continue reading
U.S. Economy Not Experiencing “Great Recovery”
A report from UCLA related economists say that the expected “great recovery” of the U.S. economy is not happening and that the economy is falling short of even normal growth.
The UCLA Anderson Forecast for the second quarter said the real gross domestic product is too small to help the nation climb out of his slump. Forecast director Edward Leamer wrote the current figure is 15.4% below what is considered a “normal” growth trend. Continue reading
French President Calls For World To Act On Syrian Chemical Weapons
French President Francois Hollande says the increasing evidence of the use of chemical weapons by the Syrian government “obliges the international community to act…within the framework of international law”. Continue reading
Levees Break In Missouri
West Alton, Missouri has over 40 homes under water after a Missouri River levee failed near where the Missouri meets the Mississippi River.
The levee failed around noon local time and officials rushed to evacuate hundreds of people. Residents helped officials leave the area. Continue reading
Al-Shabab Leader Captured
A day after the United States announced financial bounties on Islamic terrorists in Africa, a leader of the Islamist terrorist group al-Shabab was captured in northeastern Somalia.
Abdikafi Mohamed Ali was wounded during a military raid on a terrorist safe house in Bossaso. One soldier was killed in the raid and the area has been locked down to capture the terrorists who were able to flee the home during the raid. Continue reading
Oklahoma City Area Tornado Widest In Recorded History
The National Weather Service on Tuesday confirmed Friday’s night’s massive tornado that struck El Reno, OK, was the second EF-5 twister to strike the Oklahoma City area in less than two weeks.
The width of the tornado was measured at 2.6 miles, the widest tornado in recorded history. Continue reading
France Confirms Use Of Sarin Gas in Syria
French foreign minister Laurent Fabius has said that laboratory tests have confirmed use of the nerve agent Sarin in the Syrian Civil War.
The White House again said that more proof was needed because the French scientists did not indicate where the gas was used or who used it. The U.N. stated earlier that “reasonable grounds” have been established for claiming the Syrian government has used chemical weapons. Continue reading