Afghanistan female boxer must fight in and out of the ring
Sadia Bromand fled Afghanistan six years ago. With the Taliban having returned to power, the boxer continues to fight for women's rights in her homeland – from Germany's capital.…
Cameron to Queen: U.K about to welcome some ‘fantastically corrupt’ countries
British Prime Minister David Cameron describes some countries taking part in an upcoming anti-corruption summit as 'fantastically corrupt' in remarks to the Queen.…
Cameron to Queen: U.K about to welcome some ‘fantastically corrupt’ countries
British Prime Minister David Cameron describes some countries taking part in an upcoming anti-corruption summit as 'fantastically corrupt' in remarks to the Queen.…
Cricket: Afghans hope for T20 glory in adopted homeland
Afghanistan, whose cricketing fairytale has captured the hearts of fans around the world, hope to do their own supporters proud in their adopted Indian homeland with the start of the World Twenty20.…
Cricket: Afghans hope for T20 glory in adopted homeland
Afghanistan, whose cricketing fairytale has captured the hearts of fans around the world, hope to do their own supporters proud in their adopted Indian homeland with the start of the World Twenty20.…
Fey premieres “Whiskey Tango Foxtrot”
Tina Fey hit the red carpet on Monday (March 01) in New York for the premiere of "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot," a wartime comedy that follows Fey as she portrays a journalist assigned…
Fey premieres “Whiskey Tango Foxtrot”
Tina Fey hit the red carpet on Monday (March 01) in New York for the premiere of "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot," a wartime comedy that follows Fey as she portrays a journalist assigned…
Electric brain stimulation patch could treat PTSD
Although combat is over in Afghanistan and Iraq, some of those soldiers who've returned home are still fighting. But they're not fighting al Qaeda or the Taliban... they're fighting Post Traumatic Stress…
Electric brain stimulation patch could treat PTSD
Although combat is over in Afghanistan and Iraq, some of those soldiers who've returned home are still fighting. But they're not fighting al Qaeda or the Taliban... they're fighting Post Traumatic Stress…