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Turkeys Prime Minister says he wont step down despite a Corruption Scandal thats forced three of his ministers to resign. He vowed to fight on as thousands of devarieties theek streets demanding his resignation on friday evening. Protestors are there and police fired water cannon and rubber bullets to disperse the protestors from the square. In turkey, many are wondering whether he will be able to hold on to his office. The Corruption Scandal badly damaged his image abroad. A dangerous situation for a country that relies on foreign capital. Berlin is home to the largest turkish population outs...

Winning the Australian Open the but we begin to age it was the situation remains. I recall that i know we just had the goals coming into the Health Ministers aides twenty Million People being killed in another day of violence in the divided country. So today which marks the third anniversary of the uprising against all to critique will oppose me the back. The scene really hold rallies that being both Anti Government launches and smaller gatherings backing the man who is now pulling strings in cairo. Army chief general abdel fatah other cc it was another day of violence in egypt highlighting th...

To you our audience, i have sat through hours of misery today watching d. C. Politicians try to explain the shotdown shambles. What an embarrassment they are. That they pop up on or tv screens blaming each other, keep saying how much they want to avoid a shutdown but give the impression that theyre loving the drama and the attention. Im sick of all of them and their political games. And i know you are too. Lets deal with the short term. Its perfectly obvious that this shutdown is engineered by the democrats to pander to their extremist base. Why else would they shove the daca issue into the mi...

Many of the rotating musicians at Cajun Queen in the historic Elizabeth neighborhood have played there since the restaurant opened in 1985. Most are in their late 70s, but they have no problem mesmerizing diners with classic jazz tunes seven nights a week.

Bruce Lehrmann moved out of the luxury three-bedroom home in Balgowlah, in Sydney's northern beaches, in early April when his deal with Channel Seven ended.