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The Latest: Police release call from Starbucks employee
NEW YORK (AP) — The Latest on the arrests of two black men at a Philadelphia Starbucks (all times local):
Baboons Work Together To Escape From Biomedical Testing Facility
Israel says destroys tunnel from Gaza that crossed barrier
Israel’s army said Sunday it had destroyed a Hamas tunnel crossing from the Gaza Strip into its territory after more than two weeks of tension along the border of the Palestinian enclave. Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman said it was the longest and deepest Gazan tunnel discovered by Israel. The tunnel crossed into Israeli territory by several metres (yards) but did not yet have an exit point, military spokesman Jonathan Conricus told journalists.
New videos released from Stephon Clark shooting
Korean Air 'nut rage' sister suspended from duties after angry outburst
By Joyce Lee and Hyunjoo Jin SEOUL (Reuters) – Korean Air suspended the youngest daughter of its chairman, a sister of the infamous “nut rage” heiress, from her duties on Monday pending a police investigation of complaints she threw a cup of water at someone. Cho Hyun-min, a senior vice president, faced pressure from the airline’s unions to step down after media reports she threw water into the face of an advertising agency manager, sparking a public backlash. “Korean Air has excluded senior vice president Cho Hyun-min from work and suspended her from duties as of April 16 until the outcome of the police investigation,” the airline said in a statement.
Syria, from 'chemical attack' to retaliatory strikes – a chronology
The United States, France and Britain launched retaliatory strikes on the Syrian regime early Saturday, a week after an alleged chemical attack on an ex-rebel town, despite warnings from Russia. On April 7 the Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS) and Syria’s White Helmets rescue force jointly say more than 40 people have died in a “poisonous chlorine gas attack” in Douma, the last opposition-held town in Eastern Ghouta near the capital.
New York Times Calls On GOP To Protect Rule Of Law From Donald Trump
Weibo to ban gay, violent content from platform
China’s Sina Weibo will remove gay and violent content, including pictures, cartoons and text posts, during a three-month clean-up campaign, the microblogging platform said. Friday’s announcement comes amid a clampdown targeting content across social media platforms as China’s leaders look to tighten their grip on a huge and diverse cultural scene popular with the young. Weibo announced the move on its official administrator’s account, saying the action aimed to comply with China’s new cyber security law that calls for strict data surveillance.
Mother who died after being set on fire by boyfriend to testify from beyond the grave
Offer to Withdraw America's Troops from South Korea to Seal a Nuclear Deal with the North
