Nigeria to start exporting rice by December – Agric minister
Nigeria's Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Audu Ogbeh says the country has no business importing rice by the end of the year and would begin exporting in December.…
U.K. Conservatives may lose majority in vote: poll
A new poll from YouGov shows conservatives potentially losing their majority when the U.K. votes on June 8, causing a drop in the pound Bloomberg's Emma Ross-Thomas reports on "Bloomberg Surveillance."…
Russia fires missiles at Islamic State targets
Russia fires cruise missiles from the Mediterranean to hit I.S. targets in Syria, according to the Russian Defence Ministry.…
Storms injure at least 14, destroy homes in NC
At least 14 people were hurt and homes destroyed after powerful storms ripped through eastern North Carolina on Monday night.…
Texas statehouse erupts into chaos, alleged threats
Texas state Republican Matt Rinaldi allegedly threatened to 'put a bullet in the head' of a Democratic colleague during a scuffle that broke out amid a protest against a recently-passed state bill…
Recently released Chibok girls ‘making up for what they lost’
Over eighty of the 276 abducted schoolgirls in Nigeria have arrived at Abuja's Women Development Centre where they will be rehabilitated according to the Ministry of Women's Affairs.…
Scottish National Party launches manifesto for the election
Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon launches her manifesto for the British election.…
Iniesta confident they’ll achieve great things next season under Ernesto Valverde
Barcelona's Andres Iniesta is confident they'll go on to achieve great things next season under the tutelage of Ernesto Valverde.…
Uber fires Levandowski for failing to comply with inquiry
Uber Technologies Inc. fired Anthony Levandowski, the engineer hired to lead its self-driving car efforts who is now at the center of a legal dispute over the technology with Google parent Alphabet…
S.Africa grapples with past as protest violence flares
South Africa has seen an explosion of anger in recent weeks -- with township residents burning tyres and attacking police over a lack of employment, shortages of electricity and water, as well…