Oct 19 Watch 7:45 Many Jews fleeing Nazi rule spent years hiding in forests. A new book tells their stories By Ali Rogin During the early Nazi occupation of Europe, they forced more than a million Jews to live and work in ghettos. Most were killed in a brutal process called liquidation, or sent to concentration camps. Some 25,000 Jews escaped the ghettos… Continue watching
Oct 19 Energy crunch hits global recovery as winter approaches By David McHugh, Colleen Barry, Joe McDonald, Tatiana Pollastri, Associated Press The world is facing energy crunch, as countries use more energy as they rebound from the coronavirus pandemic, straining gas, oil and other fuel supplies. Continue reading
Oct 19 UK terror-prevention program questioned after lawmaker slain By Danica Kirka, Associated Press The killing of British lawmaker David Amess is once again fueling concern about a government program aimed at preventing at-risk young people from becoming radicalized. Critics say the strategy is falling short and unfairly targets Muslim communities. Continue reading
Oct 19 UK faces calls for 'Plan B' with virus cases high and rising By Jill Lawless, Associated Press Many scientists are pressing the British government to re-impose social restrictions and speed up booster vaccinations as coronavirus infection rates that are Europe’s highest rise still further. Continue reading
Oct 18 Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad, the man who made a deal with the Taliban, out as as U.S. special representative to Afghanistan By Nick Schifrin An official said Khalilzad was not fired, explaining that the administration chose “continuity” at the beginning of the year, and that Khalilzad “always said his time would be finite.”… Continue reading
Oct 18 WATCH: Blinken meets with IAEA chief for talks on Iran nuclear activities By Associated Press The IAEA plays a key role in monitoring Iran's nuclear activities, and Monday, Iran's president said the United States should lift the sanctions on Tehran to prove it is serious about restarting stalled nuclear talks in Vienna. Continue reading
Oct 18 Watch 6:36 Kidnapping of American missionaries in Haiti a jab at the U.S., expert says By Yamiche Alcindor, Harry Zahn, Layla Quran A group of majority American missionaries in Haiti have not been heard from since their kidnapping over the weekend, a. As Yamiche Alcindor reports, there has been a growing number of abductions in Haiti, amid a number of crises there. Continue watching
Oct 18 Iraqis still blame Powell for role in Iraq war By Qassim Abdul-Zahra, Zeina Karam, Associated Press For many Iraqis, the name Colin Powell conjures up one image: the man who as U.S. secretary of State went before the U.N. Security Council in 2003 to make the case for war against their country. Continue reading
Oct 18 Haiti gang seeks $17M for kidnapped U.S. missionaries By Dánica Coto, Evens Sanon, Associated Press Justice Minister Liszt Quitel says the gang is demanding $1 million per person for the 16 Americans and one Canadian. Continue reading
Oct 18 Facebook plans to hire 10,000 in Europe to build 'metaverse' By Kelvin Chan, Matt O'Brien, Associated Press The company said in a blog post Sunday that those high-skilled workers will help build "the metaverse," a futuristic notion for connecting online that uses augmented and virtual reality. Continue reading