A private inspector who warned a Missouri duck boat company about safety flaws more than a year ago says the biggest problem with the watercraft is the canopy that can trap people underneath during bad weather.
An Indiana woman whose nine family members were killed when a Missouri duck boat sank says the last thing she heard before a huge wave swept over them was her sister-in-law yelling, "Grab the baby!".
Russian government revokes accreditation from leading graduate school, sparking fears of new crackdown on educational institutions with strong Western connections.
Digital tools that can make text and email messages vanish and the increasing use of private phones for government business are alarming open government advocates.
For the past three years, Judge Cindy Lederman has walked by a half-dozen statues of playful bear cubs every day on her way up to her high-ceilinged, top-floor office looking out toward Miami's waterfront.
Britain's new Brexit chief has suggested Britain might not pay its 39 billion pound ($51 billion) divorce bill if no trade agreement with the European Union is reached.
A court in Pakistan has convicted, gives life term to a former lawmaker and candidate for National Assembly seat for misusing controlled chemical he obtained for his pharmaceutical company.
The Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education recommended removal of Kentucky State University regent Karen Bearden. Gov. Matt Bevin will make the final decision.
