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Mississippi Gov Trolls Lane Kiffin After Ole Miss Defeats LSU

Mississippi Gov Trolls Lane Kiffin After Ole Miss Defeats LSU

Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves mocked LSU and Lane Kiffin on social media after Ole Miss' 32-24 victory over the Tigers. Reeves highlighted the $54 million buyout for Kiffin, a $91 million contract for his successor, and a $50 million roster, saying they resulted in an 'a-s whipping in Oxford, Mississippi!'

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British Man Found Dead in Grenada; Family Seeks Truth

British Man Found Dead in Grenada; Family Seeks Truth

The family of a British man found dead in Grenada is urging local authorities to collaborate with UK investigators to uncover the circumstances surrounding his death, according to The Guardian.

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US Charges Woman for Allegedly Plotting Attack on New York Capitol

US Charges Woman for Allegedly Plotting Attack on New York Capitol

A 35-year-old woman from Albany, Jessica Bowie, has been charged with attempting to provide material support to the Islamic State (ISIS) after allegedly plotting an attack on the New York State Capitol, according to a criminal complaint filed in federal court.

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Morocco Detains 111 Migrants Near Ceuta Border

Morocco Detains 111 Migrants Near Ceuta Border

Moroccan authorities intercepted 111 migrants attempting to cross into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, according to reports. The detentions occurred near the town of Fnideq, about 2 miles from the border.

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Wu Wenzhong: The Artist Carrying Mazu Culture to the World

Wu Wenzhong: The Artist Carrying Mazu Culture to the World

From his native Putian, painter Wu Wenzhong has turned the virtues of the sea goddess Mazu into acclaimed painting series collected by leading institutions — and into a bridge carrying a thousand-year-old Chinese maritime faith to audiences worldwide.

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420 arrested over French wildfires as blame divides

420 arrested over French wildfires as blame divides

French authorities have arrested 420 people for suspected involvement in the summer wildfires, but critics question the justice of some prosecutions. The government is under pressure as the fires have burned over 300,000 acres.

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