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Officials warned of water, Legionnaires’ link — APNewsBreak

According to the AP, the MI governor’s office knew more than they’ve let on-and were aware of the problems as far back as last March, when his office received an

Russia proposes March 1 ceasefire in Syria; US wants it now

Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on Wednesday said it was building a new camp for the refugees inside Syria, and said it was unfair to ask Turkey to open its

Delay of clean power plan stokes worries about Paris treaty

The Supreme Court’s decision to put a stay on EPA’s so-called Clean Power Plan took almost everyone by surprise.

US responses to NKorea nuke, missile tests will upset China

The satellite launched on Saturday by North Korea is “tumbling in orbit” around 300 miles above earth, USA officials told CBS News.

European markets enjoy modest bounce at the open

The country’s main index, the Kospi, ended the day 1.4% lower. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng fell 1.2 percent to 18,319.58. The index posted a loss of 5% for the week.

Babies’ eye damage and Zika? Brazil study suggests a link

In a search for possible causes behind the uptick in microcephaly cases, doctors pointed out that seventeen of the cases correlated to mothers who had been infected with the Zika

Parades, floats, costumes mark Fat Tuesday in New Orleans

It’s wall-to-wall people and all walks of life on New Orleans most famous street. “I didn’t know I needed to bring long underwear”.

Udall Disappointed In Unprecedented Supreme Court Decision To Halt Clean Power Plan

The Supreme Court took the side of the opposing states by issuing a “stay” against the Environmental Protection Agency’s new mandates on carbon dioxide emissions from power plants.

Saudi envoy: Aid groups in Yemen urged to ‘be careful’

Iran and Saudi Arabia must overcome years of strained relations and work for stability in Syria and the Middle East, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif said on Friday.

Tim Tebow Foundation hosts prom night for people with special needs

Her escort was Placer High School Junior Nathan Watkins. Kiger, a special needs educator, jumped at the opportunity.

Snow, freezing rain, and sleet possible Sunday

Most of the state, including Little Rock and central Arkansas, are likely to see a light rain Saturday night through parts of Sunday before turning into heavier showers Monday, Clarke

UAE says ready to send ground troops to Syria

Meanwhile, the US Secretary of State John Kerry and his Saudi counterpart Adel Al-Jubeir said that their countries would seek to reach an immediate cease-fire in Syria at global talks

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