CHANGE OF COURSE Sweden looking to deport up to 80,000 refugees
FILE - In this Thursday Nov 12, 2015, file photo, Swedish police officers perform identity control checks among the passengers aboard the train arriving in Malmo from Copenhagen (Stig Ake Jonsson/TT via AP, File) STOCKHOLM – Up to 80,000 refugees who arrived in Sweden last year will be expelled from...
IRAN SET TO MINE RICHES Nuke deal unlocks mineral wealth
Iran is poised to become one of the richest countries in the world -- and its potential for profit goes far beyond oil. After years of economic sanctions and inte ational isolation, the Islamic Republic stands to make an estimated $700 billion off its vast deposits of minerals -- such as copper, iro...
THIS 'CAN'T HAPPEN IN AMERICA': Emotional sheriff pleads for Oregon wildlife refuge protesters to end standoff after deadly encounter
A day after the spokesperson for an armed militia occupying an Oregon wildlife refuge was shot and killed during a traffic stop, the county’s sheriff lamented “there doesn’t have to be bloodshed in our community” and said he was “disappointed” that the incident “ended badly.” “We all make choices in...