Monthly Archives: August, 2013

The same boat also was detained last year with a shipment of 1,081 kilograms of cocaine.

Government agencies also must provide bi-monthly reports of actions taken to curb environmental damage.

Graffiti Restro Café and Wine Bar is one of the best restaurants in the country, if you can find it.

Iran has an unusual outreach program that targets young adults from countries south of the U.S. border. In recent years, the program has brought hundreds of Latin Americans to Iran for intensive Spanish-language instruction in Iranian religion and culture, much of it supervised by a man who is wanted internationally on terrorism charges.

"It's a common misconception that bats want to roost in your hair," said Katie Coiner, an animal keeper at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore.

Costa Rica’s first Holi One Festival features electronic and rock music, weird powder.

Thousands of Evangelical Christians, Catholics and social conservatives in Costa Rica mobilized against perceived threats to the "traditional" family and pushed a constitutional amendment to define marriage between a man and woman.

This 136-pounder was reeled in by Dennis Templeton of Texas.

The organization, which means “Green Pages” in English, aims to be a one-stop directory for environmentally conscious consumers.

A flurry of drone strikes raises questions about the Obama administration's stated commitment to dial back its aggressive wartime tactics.