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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) - Haiti's U.N. peacekeeping mission urged local officials Friday to provide a justification for banning 17 political groups from participating in next year's legislative elections.
Seldom do football coaches — such as Grant Redhead — smile during games.But with the school’s first-ever playoff victory in hand, the only head coach in South Fort Myers High’s five-year history finally allowed a smile to emerge after his players sprayed him with water in the waning moments of the program’s biggest victory, a 48-21 rout against District 12 champion Barron Collier in a Class 3A ...
photo by Jean Baptiste Mondino, 2009 The Museum of the City Of New York just put out a compendium of the 400 most essential people...
John Destin's college dreams were nearly swallowed in a Florida grocery store.
HAGERSTOWN Franklin Graham has followed in the path of charity carved by his father, the Rev. Billy Graham. The same could be said for Roy Grove of Hagerstown.
The rutted road leads to a place of primitive quarters, suspect water and epidemic illiteracy. What it lacks in electricity, it makes up for in rodents.
Excerpts from recent editorials in newspapers in the United States and abroad:
In the kitchen at the Marriott Hollywood Beach, executive chef Ron Duprat is deftly garnishing plates, coaxing a laugh from his staff and showing off dishes from his new menu.
Being away from home on the Thanksgiving holiday is hard on America's soldiers, but it is also difficult for the families left
MANATEE — College students are perpetually strapped for cash and looking for a cheap meal.
Haiti is the poorest nation in the western hemisphere, the size of the state of Maryland, its popula
Managua - Nicaragua's leftist government caused controversy with the construction of a temporary ice rink that cost close to 1.5 million dollars and was only set to be in use during December. The tropical Nicaragua - with average temperatures of 31-3...
Why is it that more than two thirds of the world’s poor are women, although women are only half of the world’s population?
WASHINGTON — Beyond the noisy town hall meetings, Tea Party protests and sky-is-falling speech...
"Me and Orson Welles," which offers a sideways glance at the director and thespian, doesn't have anything close to the heft of Welles, but it's snappy enough that it might have conjured a wry smile or two from him.
SYCAMORE – When Dr. Erik Winn saw things he never expected during a visit to Haiti earlier this month to perform dental work for children and adults.
