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99-year-old Prince Philip hospitalized in London

Wednesday, February 17 by ABC News

By ZOE MAGEE, ABC News (LONDON) -- Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, was admitted to a London hospital, Buckingham Palace announced Wednesday.Queen Elizabeth’s 99-year old-husband was taken by car from Windsor, England, to the King Edward VII Hospital in London... Read More.

Tents ice over as freezing weather hits migrant communities near US-Mexico border

Tuesday, February 16 by ABC News

BY: ANNE LAURENT AND MEREDITH DELISO, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — As snow and ice slam much of the southern United States, migrant communities along the U.S.-Mexico border are enduring freezing temperatures with scarce resources. At a migrant camp in Matamoros, Mexico, directly across... Read More.

Thousands of Amazon workers falsely told they tested positive for COVID

Tuesday, February 16 by ABC News

BY: CHRISTINE THEODOROU AND IVAN PERIERA, ABC NEWS (LONDON) — Thousands of Amazon employees in the U.K. were told to self-isolate after COVID-19 tests initially came back positive -- but it turned out to be a false alarm. A spokesperson for the U.K. Department... Read More.

Deadly glacier break: Himalayan glaciers will collapse more frequently as the climate warms, experts say

Tuesday, February 16 by ABC News

BY: JULIA JACOBO, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) -- Warming temperatures across the globe are changing landscapes and threatening local cities and communities. A devastating break of a glacier in the Himalayas on Feb. 7 left dozens dead and more than 100 missing after it... Read More.

Rocket attack on coalition base in Iraq kills contractor, injures US service member

Tuesday, February 16 by ABC News

By MORGAN WINSOR, ABC News(LONDON) -- A rocket attack targeting the American-led military coalition in the northern Iraqi city of Erbil killed a civilian contractor and wounded nine others on Monday night, according to a coalition spokesman.More than... Read More.

English police find 150 people at illegal night club in Birmingham

Tuesday, February 16 by ABC News

By GUY DAVIES, ABC News (LONDON) -- Police in England broke up an illegal nightclub over the weekend and released thermal imaging as dozens made their escape from an establishment where an estimated 150 people had gathered despite the country being under a... Read More.

Several Americans injured in rocket attack in Iraq

Tuesday, February 16 by ABC News

By ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- A U.S. service member and several American contractors were injured in a rocket attack near Iraq's Erbil International Airport on Monday, according to a statement from Secretary of State Antony Blinken.One non-American, civilian contractor... Read More.

Meghan, Prince Harry to break silence in interview with Oprah Winfrey

Tuesday, February 16 by ABC News

By KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Oprah Winfrey has scored another major interview -- a sit-down with Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.The interview will air in a 90-minute primetime special on CBS on March... Read More.

Archie is going to be a big brother! Prince Harry, Duchess Meghan expecting 2nd child

Sunday, February 14 by ABC News

BY: KATIE KINDELAN, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — Archie, the son of Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, is going to be a big brother. Harry and Meghan announced Sunday, Valentine's Day, that they are expecting their second child. "We can... Read More.

Egypt uncovers possible ‘world’s oldest brewery’ in ancient city

Sunday, February 14 by ABC News

BY: HATEM MAHER, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — Egypt said on Saturday it had uncovered what may be "the world's oldest industrial-scale brewery" in the ancient city of Abydos, in the south of the country, marking the latest in a series of archeological... Read More.

Despite wave of violence, US to lift terrorist designation on Houthi rebels in Yemen after warnings of humanitarian crisis

Friday, February 12 by ABC News

By CONOR FINNEGAN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The U.S. will lift the designation that Yemen's Houthi rebels are a terrorist organization on Tuesday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced, after humanitarian groups warned the legal label would all but halt aid... Read More.

Myanmar protests against coup continue as military junta frees thousands of prisoners

Friday, February 12 by ABC News

By GUY DAVIES and SOHEL UDDIN, ABC News (LONDON) -- Protesters once again took to the streets of Myanmar on the country’s Union Day, which marks the birth of the republic, as the ruling military junta released over 23,000 prisoners and arrested pro-democracy... Read More.

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