February 23, 2017 Turkish Airlines flight to Toronto evacuated after note seen A Turkish Airlines plane in Istanbul has been evacuated after a suspicious note was discovered in one of its bathrooms.
February 23, 2017 Kayakers complete first journey around Antarctic archipelago, an 11-day odyssey The trio covered 12-18 miles per day, making their way among the islands of Livington, Greenwich, Barrientos, Robert, Nelson and King George.
February 22, 2017 Canada sees spike in border crossers coming from US Canadian border officials are spotting a noteworthy trend: The number of people sneaking in from the US and asking for asylum has gone way up. One popular route leads into Quebec.
February 22, 2017 A less carnal Carnival: Rio’s top muse will not be performing nude this year The decision was made public last week by TV Globo, which created the luscious icon 26 years ago.
February 22, 2017 Mexico homicides jump by a third amid cartel infighting In total, there were 1,938 homicides in January, up 34 percent from 1,442 in the same month last year.
February 22, 2017 Cuba denies entry to OAS chief invited to a pro-democracy event The government of Raul Castro accused the top diplomat of involvement in anti-Cuban activities.
February 21, 2017 Teacher receives chilling death threats ordering her to pass students on physics A physics teacher at a Buenos Aires high school received death threats, including a letter with a 9 mm bullet, warning her to give all class students a passing grade
February 20, 2017 Study: Venezuelans lost 19 lbs. on average over past year due to lack of food The nationwide survey found that as many as 32.5 percent eat only once or twice a day — the figure was 11.3 just a year ago.
February 20, 2017 Six months after the Rio Olympics, decaying arenas and mounting debt The Olympic Park is only open on weekends, and there's not much to do but walk, pedal a bike, or look for shade.
February 20, 2017 Living hell: Officials alarmed by upsurge of inmates dying in Haiti prisons The mortality rate behind bars is reaching alarming levels, with 21 inmates dead at the Port-au-Prince penitentiary just last month.