Johnson says no to BBL
Mitchell Johnson has boldly turned his back on the Twenty20 Big Bash League in order to keep himself fit for one of Australia’s most taxing Test match summers
Month: July 2011
Turning Jordan’s poorest girls into scientists of the future
A science camp set up by a teenager is helping disadvantaged girls in Jordan gain confidence to aim for a university education.
Edwards and Bollinger join Sydney Thunder
Fidel Edwards, the West Indies fast bowler, will join his former captain Chris Gayle at the Sydney Thunder during this summer’s Big Bash League
U.S.: CIA aiding Somalia terror suspect interrogations
CIA operatives have secretly traveled to Mogadishu, Somalia, to help interrogate terrorism suspects about operations in East Africa and Yemen, a senior U.S. official told CNN Tuesday.
Two arrested in connection with Argentinian singer’s slaying
Guatemalan police arrested two suspects Tuesday in connection with the killing of one of Latin America’s most celebrated folk singers, but said evidence shows the musician’s death could have been a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Chlorine gas sickens hundreds in Baghdad
At least 500 people were sickened Tuesday night by a cloud of chlorine gas that leaked from a water treatment plant over Sadr City in eastern Baghdad, health and police officials said.
Search suspended for Americans off Mexico
The U.S. Coast Guard announced Tuesday that it has suspended its search for seven Americans who have been missing since a charter fishing boat sank off the coast of Mexico nine days ago.
Quartet to meet on Mideast peace talks
Envoys with the Mideast Quartet are expected to meet again Tuesday after they failed to reach an agreement on how to jumpstart stalled talks between Israelis and Palestinians.
Quartet to meet on Mideast peace talks
Envoys with the Mideast Quartet are expected to meet again Tuesday after they failed to reach an agreement on how to jumpstart stalled talks between Israelis and Palestinians.
6 in custody after midday robbery and car chase in city.
Georgetown: Investigations revealed that Annie Ramsood, along with her reputed husband Malcolm Panday, three children and domestic employees, were at home when two armed men entered the building. However, Panday…
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