Bus bombing in Jerusalem wounds 20 injures two seriously
Two buses exploded during the Jerusalem rush hour injuring more than 20 people, two seriously. Police labeled the blast a terrorist attack and investigated how the device was placed, with surveillance tapes to aid the rapid inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Brachie Sprung
Reuters
Billions needed for Ecuador earthquake reconstruction
President Rafael Correa toured Portoviejo amid a quake that killed at least 413. He warned reconstruction would cost billions and hit the economy hard while survivors pleaded for water, electricity and aid as looting and debris hinder relief efforts. One U.S. citizen died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portoviejo
Pedernales
Ecuador
Rafael Correa
Correa
Michael Henderson
Maplecroft
Chile
Italy
Jorge Glas
Ecuadorea
U.S. Geological Survey
Social Security
Jorge Espinel
U.S
Rousseff vows to fight impeachment as Brazil waits trial
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff says she is unjustly impeached and will fight to remain in office amid the Senate trial over alleged budget-law violations. She accuses Vice President Michel Temer of conspiracy. In Manchester Connecticut a driver training accident injuries a man. he is expected to survive with serious leg injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brasilia
Brazil
Dilma Rousseff
Rousseff
Congress
Senate
Michel Temer
Manchester
Castro signals departure in two years and term limits for leaders
Cuban President Raul Castro reiterated plans to step down in two years at age 86 and called for top Communist Party and official terms to be limited to two five year periods with retirement at 70. He urged youth in leadership while criticizing aging rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raul Castro
Communist Party
Castro
Soviet Union
Communist Party Central Committee
Syria Opposition Walkout Threatens Peace Talks Collapse
The Western backed opposition says cease fire is effectively over after government advances and pauses talks at the UN in Geneva. Rebels announce their own assault in Latakia while Hama and Homs see clashes and airstrikes. Mohammad Alloush says formal talks cannot resume amid military escalation and humanitarian crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Geneva
High Negotiations Committee
Aleppo
Latakia
Mediterranean
Hama
Homs
Mohammad Alloush
Reuters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Middle East
Washington Post
Raelis
Hamas
Gaza Strip
Israel
Gaza
Pacific
Conn
Set
Stephen Bresciano
Cuba
Bruno Rodriguez
Obama
United States
Rodriguez
Fidel
Syria
Arpet
ING
Amerideaniowa.com
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Reha Greenhouses
Wellman
Iowa
Rehagreenhouses
Rehagreenhouses.com