WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama‘s new promise to seek ways to ease his administration’s rate of deportations aims to mollify angry immigrant advocates but carries risks for a White House that has insisted it has little recourse.
Saturday, 15 March 2014
Shocking footage of rampaging mob throwing metal gates, bricks and bottles
This is the shocking moment a gang of 11 clubbers in Manchester started a mini-riot in the street outside a club by throwing bricks, bottles and metal barriers at each other.
Woman strips to her underwear in the middle of a Jobcentre
A video has emerged showing the moment a woman stripped to her underwear in a Jobcentre in an apparent Neknominate challenge, which she attempted to pass off as an act of protest.
Iraq Set To Pass New Law That Will Allow Girls As Young As 8 To Be Married
A contentious draft law being considered in Iraq could open the door to girls as young as nine getting married and would require wives to submit to sex on their husband's whim.
Gbenga Daniel, Others Escape Air Mishap In Medview Airlines Plane
Gardaí join search for missing UK teen, believed to be travelling here with older man
Gardaí have joined forces with UK police in seeking a missing teenager, who is believed to have travelled to Ireland with an older man.
Worker fired after being told he 'could be a terrorist'
A UPS employee who was fired after he failed a background check required by new post-9/11 EU aviation security regulations was told he "could be a potential bomb-maker or terrorist".
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