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Florida State’s Derwin James Has Torn Cartilage In Knee, Not ACL Tear

“For him, I’m very happy there’s no structural damage or anything of that regard”, Fisher said at his Monday news conference, via the Tallahassee Democrat.

Gas prices hold steady at average $2.18 per gallon in RI

Gas prices are dropping across the region and holding steady in New York State, according to the latest survey from AAA. A year ago, the NY state average was $2.57.

Hillary Clinton not feeling well, leaves 9/11 event early

HILLARY Clinton’s abrupt departure from the September 11 memorial service in NY after suffering a “medical episode” has reignited the questions about her health first raised by Donald Trump and

Inmates stop work at Holman prison

He said there are no reports of inmates participating in the work stoppage at the remaining 27 state correctional facilities.

Turkey says Syrian-Turkish border completely secured from IS group

Turkey and its allies opened a new line of attack in northern Syria on Saturday, as Turkish tanks rolled across the border and Syrian fighters swept in from the west

Air Raid Near Aleppo Kills Syrian Rebel Leader

The US-led coalition, Russian Federation and Syria have been conducting airstrikes against foreign-sponsored militant groups operating inside Syria.

Twin auto bombing kills 35 at Baghdad shopping mall

At least 11 people were killed in the blasts at al Nakhil shopping center in eastern Baghdad, police said.

Key China border city brushes off latest North Korea nuclear test

North Korea’s nuclear threat has grown significantly following its latest and largest nuclear test and a series of missile launches, analysts say, with some South Korean newspapers even theorising about

1.5 million Muslims begin first post-stampede hajj in Mecca

In order to accommodate the growing number of people making the pilgrimage to Mecca, required at least once of all Muslims who can afford it, Saudi Arabia is in the

South China Sea Row Tops ASEAN Summit Agenda

VIENTIANE, Laos – President Barack Obama put the long-simmering dispute in the South China Sea front and center on the agenda at a regional summit Thursday as it became clear

Kim Jong-un Calls for More ‘Miraculous’ Nuke Development

The U.N. Security Council on Tuesday strongly condemned North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launches and threatened “further significant measures” if it refuses to stop its nuclear and missile tests.

50 people remain stuck in cable cars suspended over French Alps

The group got struck on Thursday afternoon in the Vallee Blanche Cable Car that rises to an altitude of nearly 4,000 metres, a local police official said.

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