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Feb 21, 6:23 AM EST Newsletter Signup BusinessTechnologyWorldNationalMedia & CultureOpinionSportsLuxury World By Vaishnavi Vaidyanathan 02/21/19 AT 6:14 AM A woman shot her husband after an argument over a call he received. The incident took place in Kalasin, Thailand, on Friday.Mayura, 44, had gone out with her husband, Ratthasat, for a dinner Friday during which she asked him about a call that he received the previous night, which was Valentine’s Day. He tried diverting the topic, however, the argument continued and the two returned home.The altercation continued at home and in the heat of the moment, Mayura took out a gun and fired a shot toward Ratthasat. The bullet hit his cheek and he fell in a pool of blood. She immediately informed the police.When officials arrived at the scene, they saw Mayura sitting beside her husband while the gun was on the floor. The bedroom was scattered with clothes all over the place, the Harian Metro reported.Colonel Thaweesak … [Read more...] about Woman Shot Husband Over Mystery Call On Valentine’s Day

Here is a timeline of events in the years before and after the Good Friday Agreement. 1988January - Talks get under way between Gerry Adams and his main nationalist rival, the SDLP leader John Hume, to see how a political settlement in Northern Ireland could be achieved.September - The Hume-Adams dialogue breaks down.1991January - Martin McGuinness takes part in British Government approved secret talks with MI6's Michael Oatley about ending the conflict.1993April - John Hume and Gerry Adams resume their dialogue.October - The SDLP and Sinn Fein leader pass proposals to Irish Taoiseach Albert Reynolds on how to end violence and secure a permanent peace. Two months later, Mr Reynolds and Prime Minister John Major produce the Downing Street declaration setting out their vision for securing peace.1994August 31 - The IRA announced "a complete cessation of military activities", to be followed 43 days later with a similar ceasefire announcement by the main loyalist paramilitaries.1995May 10 - … [Read more...] about Timeline of events before and after Good Friday Agreement

“He’s a very smart tactician,” Bush said in an interview with Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo. “The problem is, his whole attitude on most issues is, ’I’m going to win and U.S. is going to lose.”“He is a very aggressive person who wants to reinstate Soviet influence,” Bush continued. “And therefore I always felt it was very important for the United States to be very forceful in dealing with Putin — not belligerent, but forceful.”Bush’s comments come as President Trump is reportedly weighing new sanctions on Russia to respond to Moscow’s ongoing support of Syrian President Bashar Assad and his regime’s chemical weapons attacks against the Syrian people. U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said on Sunday that the administration was poised to impose fresh sanctions on Russia — which drew the ire of Trump, according to the New York Times.Trump has long been criticized for his … [Read more...] about George W. Bush: US should be tough on Russia — ‘not belligerent, but forceful’

Share Tweet Plus One Pin It Email Print By: Namit Saxena July 8, 2018 1:20 pm Change Font Size Bal Gangadhar Tilak was a prominent figure in India’s independence struggle. Although he was a law graduate and ran law classes as well, the taste of law applied on him by the British regime was quite sour. Tilak wrote in the weeklies Kesari in Marathi and Mahratta in English. He had launched both from Poona (now Pune) in 1881 alongwith Vishushashi Chiplunkar and GG Agarkar. Tilak edited Mahratta and Agarkar edited the Kesari. On 17 July 1882, almost within a year from publication, both were sentenced to four-month imprisonment in a defamation case filed by the Diwan of Kolhapur. In 1887, Agarkar and Tilak fell out and Tilak singlehandedly started running Kesari. Tilak faced two sedition trials. One in 1897 and the other in 1908. He was convicted in both. Tilak also sued Sir Valentine Chirol for libel in an English court in 1919 but lost. The two sedition trials Tilak … [Read more...] about A Look Back At Tilak’s Sedition Trials

WASHINGTON (AP) — Barbara Bush didn't bite her tongue in recent years when it came to Donald Trump: She just didn't like him. But a new biography of the former first lady finds that her disdain for the Republican president, who transformed the party her own family had embodied for generations into his likeness, dates as least as far back as a 1990s diary entry.She referred to Trump in the entry as "the real symbol of greed in the 80s."Mrs. Bush, who was 92 when she died last April, gave Susan Page, author of "The Matriarch: Barbara Bush and the Making of an American Dynasty," access to volumes of her diaries, which she began keeping in 1948.The former first lady recounts in a January 1990 entry about reading a news article on Trump speaking at a Los Angeles charity awards dinner for Merv Griffin. Former President Ronald Reagan and his wife, Nancy, attended the gala, and Trump needled the former president over pricey speeches he had given in Japan.Mrs. Bush later showed a friend … [Read more...] about Barbara Bush viewed Donald Trump as a ‘symbol of greed’