The
United Parcel Service pilots’ union authorizes its executive board to call a strike at the board’s discretion as contract talks slog into a fifth year. This is in the wake of competitor
FedEx pilots' approval of a new six-year contract.
(Wall Street Journal)
Balkan and European leaders agree to work together implementing a 17-point action plan that includes
United Nations-aided accommodation for 100,000 places in reception centers along the route from
Greece towards
Germany, half in Greece and half in the countries to the north. Some of the other measures: within a week, deploy 400 police officers to
Slovenia; step up efforts to return
migrants not needing
international protection; and, reinforce support of the bloc’s border agency,
Frontex', role in securing external borders between
Bulgaria,
Turkey, Greece,
Macedonia, and
Albania.
(Reuters)(The Guardian)
The attorney for Adacia Chambers, the woman whose car plowed into a homecoming parade crowd, says he doesn't think his client was intoxicated at the
crash. Tony Coleman said, "I don't believe right now that she was
intoxicated. ... she's suffering from
mental illness."
(USA Today)(KFOR)
More than 200
black bears are killed in a single day in the
U.S. state of
Florida after state officials allow the
hunting of the animals for the first time in 21 years; supporters say the aim is to cut down on the animals' surging population, but
animal rights activists have criticized the hunts as cruel and ineffective.
(Sky News)
Unlike the first round of the Haitian parliamentary elections when balloting was cancelled in 22 constituencies, voting appeared orderly, and largely peaceful, with a large turnout in Sunday's presidential and parliamentary second round elections. Electoral officials said there might be partial results in 10 days but final results would not be ready until late November. Haitians faced lengthy ballots featuring 54 presidential hopefuls and significant numbers of legislative and municipal candidates. An expected runoff between the top two presidential candidates is scheduled for December 27.
(Miami Herald)(AP via Washington Post)(AFP via Capital Broadcasting Network)
The
United Parcel Service pilots’ union authorizes its executive board to call a strike at the board’s discretion as contract talks slog into a fifth year. This is in the wake of competitor
FedEx pilots' approval of a new six-year contract.
(Wall Street Journal)
Balkan and European leaders agree to work together implementing a 17-point action plan that includes
United Nations-aided accommodation for 100,000 places in reception centers along the route from
Greece towards
Germany, half in Greece and half in the countries to the north. Some of the other measures: within a week, deploy 400 police officers to
Slovenia; step up efforts to return
migrants not needing
international protection; and, reinforce support of the bloc’s border agency,
Frontex', role in securing external borders between
Bulgaria,
Turkey, Greece,
Macedonia, and
Albania.
(Reuters)(The Guardian)
The attorney for Adacia Chambers, the woman whose car plowed into a homecoming parade crowd, says he doesn't think his client was intoxicated at the
crash. Tony Coleman said, "I don't believe right now that she was
intoxicated. ... she's suffering from
mental illness."
(USA Today)(KFOR)
More than 200
black bears are killed in a single day in the
U.S. state of
Florida after state officials allow the
hunting of the animals for the first time in 21 years; supporters say the aim is to cut down on the animals' surging population, but
animal rights activists have criticized the hunts as cruel and ineffective.
(Sky News)
Unlike the first round of the Haitian parliamentary elections when balloting was cancelled in 22 constituencies, voting appeared orderly, and largely peaceful, with a large turnout in Sunday's presidential and parliamentary second round elections. Electoral officials said there might be partial results in 10 days but final results would not be ready until late November. Haitians faced lengthy ballots featuring 54 presidential hopefuls and significant numbers of legislative and municipal candidates. An expected runoff between the top two presidential candidates is scheduled for December 27.
(Miami Herald)(AP via Washington Post)(AFP via Capital Broadcasting Network)