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North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un Gives Sister Senior Government Position
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has appointed his youngest sister, Kim Yo Jong, as the vice department director of the state’s Central Committee. News about the female Kim’s rise to political power was first reported by KCNA, a state-funded newspaper. According to the news outlet, the two were r… 
Mexico’s President Promises Police Reform Over Case Of Missing Students
Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto addressed state officials during an assembly on Thursday and said he will enforce reforms within the country’s police department. The assembly was organized in response with the public’s growing frustration with the government regarding the abduction of the 4… 
'True Detective' Season 2 Cast: Rachel McAdams & Taylor Kitsch Roles Revealed; Detective Ani Bezzerides & Officer Paul Woodrugh
After HBO confirmed that Taylor Kitsch and Rachel McAdams will be in in "True Detective's" second season, it has also been revealed that the actress has landed the role of Detective Ani Bezzerides while Taylor has taken the role of Officer Paul Woodrugh. 
Vladimir Putin’s Tiger Goes On A Rampage In China
The tiger of Russian President Vladimir Putin crossed into China’s territory and mauled a number of goats. Ustin, the tiger released by Putin earlier this year into the wild, managed to wander into China’s Heilongijang Province on Tuesday. 
Hong Kong Policemen Arrested For Beating Pro-Democracy Protester
Seven police officers in Hong Kong have been taken into custody for their alleged involvement in the beating of a pro-democracy protester. The incident in question occurred on Oct. 15 when protester Ken Tsang joined the Umbrella Movement’s rally in Hong Kong’s Admiralty district. 
NATO Fears Russia Could Control The Black Sea
NATO commander General Philip Breedlove warned that Russia’s annexation of Crimea could give the country total control over the Black Sea. The general made the statement on Wednesday while in Kiev, Ukraine, to address the country’s leaders 
Derrick Rose Describes Attempts To Return From Injuries "Very Humbling"
Chicago Bulls star player Derrick Rose sits out the Tuesday game against Denver Nuggets after 10 minutes into the match. 
James Watson's Nobel Prize Medal Up For Auction
The Nobel Prize medal of James Watson will be auctioned on December 4. 
Hungary Police Blames Victims Of Rape
Law enforcers of Hungary drew the ire of various women’s rights groups and civil organization after releasing a rape awareness video that blames the victim. The video, which was titled “Selfie Klip” and posted on YouTube, shows three women drinking alcohol and dancing seductively with two men … 
U.S. Warns Citizens To Avoid Acapulco
The U.S. Embassy has released a statement strongly advising citizens to stay away from Acapulco due to the increasing number of violent cases in Mexico. The agency cited the protests regarding the disappearance of more than 40 students as the primary reason regarding the travel advisory. 
Korea and Major Asian Nations Declare Race to the Moon
South Korea’s Donga Ilbo reported that China, Japan and India have announced that their respective governments and respective space agencies have are planning to start a new space race which involves exploration of the moon. All three powers proclaimed that they will “conquer” the moon in sear… 
Mother Asks For Postcards For Autistic Son's Birthday Via Facebook, The World Responds With 30,000 Cards Sent
The father of an autistic child sought the help of his Facebook friends to aid in making his son's birthday special by sending postcards to him on that day. 
FDA Implements New Calorie Count Rules To Combat Obesity
In an effort to combat obesity, FDA has implemented new calorie count rules. Mom Sacrifices Life To Save Her 'Miracle' Son
A mother sacrifices her life to safely give birth to her son. 
North Korean Arirang Registered as UNESCO Heritage of Humanity
South Korea’s News 1 reported that North Korea’s “Arirang”, a traditional musical performance has been approved and registered into the UNESCO Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity. This is the first time a North Korean tradition has been registered by UNESCO under thi…









