Jamaica braces for Hurricane Emily's approach
Jamaicans rush to stock emergency supplies as coastal evacuations begin while Hurricane Emily, a Category 3 storm with 115 mph winds, moves toward Jamaica. The system, just over 300 miles southeast of Kingston, tracks west at 18 mph and is expected to angle northwest near the island on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Emily
Caribbean
Grenada
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Columbian police capture drug cartel head
Colombian police captured Jose Aldemar Rendon, suspected leader of the Norte del Valle cartel, as he jogged near Medellin. The arrest follows a tip by authorities, with Rendon on a U.S. court order list of wanted cocaine kingpins. A U.S. reward of up to $5 million was offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
United States
Jose Aldemar Rendon
Medellin
Jaime Gutierrez
Rendon
Norte del Valley Cartel
U.S
New York
Brutal Baghdad Car Bombings Kill Dozens Across City
A wave of car bombs and explosions battered Baghdad on Friday, targeting U.S. and Iraqi security forces and killing at least 30 people with many wounded. Among the dead were four security guards, eight Iraqis at a Shaab base, and multiple civilians. Two U.S. Marines died near the Jordanian border. The violence intensified after a six week lull, amid claims of Al Qaida in Iraq responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baghdad
Iraq
U.S
Tigris
Jalal Talabani
Talabani
Joseph DiSalvo
Shaab
Khazim al-Tamimi
Taleb
Thamer
Andalus Square
Salman Abdul Karim
Rustamiyah
Defense Ministry
West Baghdad
Amiriyah
Majed Zaki
Oil for Food probe cites misused funds at UN
U N investigators say there is gross mismanagement and possible corruption in the oil-for-food program. The Independent Inquiry Committee reviews about 5 billion in questionable expenditures by the Compensation Commission led by Iraq’s currency issues and other U N agencies. The probe, chaired by Paul Volcker, seeks whether Iraq should be compensated and how the program operated under sanctions from 1996 to 2003.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U.N
Iraq
Kuwait
Independent Inquiry Committee
U.N. Compensation Commission
Fesial al-Istrabadi
Associated Press
Reid Morden
al-Istrabadi
Gaza conflict escalates as seven Palestinians die in raids
Fighting in the Gaza Strip and West Bank shatters a five month truce as Israeli helicopter gunships strike at militants near Ariel, killing three, wounding another. a later air strike in Gaza City kills four Hamas members in a van. Israel calls the raids targeted assassinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaza Strip
Gaza City
West Bank
Ariel Sharon
Mahmoud Abbas
Gaza
Ariel
Hamas
Israel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jamaican
Columbian
Al-Qaida
The
Hadi Mizban
Middletown Journal
S&h
VISA
National Distribution Center
Production Road
Virginia Beach
Middletownjournal
Readervalues
National Distrib
P.O
Cox News Service
Seu
RY SR Furniture Sets
Gross Lumber
Area Wide Insurance Agency
N. Breiel Blvd
Middletown
Auto Owners Insurance Co
Progressive Insurance
Adrian