CHINA TOPIX

11/22/2024 01:01:13 pm

Make CT Your Homepage

Erika Villanueva

FBI Steps In To Investigate The Death Of 18 Year Old Michael Brown Gunned Down By The Police

Michael Brown Case: Authorities Refuse To Reveal Shooter’s Identity For Fear of Threats

Human rights advocates and lawmakers call for transparency during the probe on the Michael Brown case as authorities refused to release the shooter’s name three days after the teen was shot.

River Otter

Washington Authorities Kill Otter that Attacked Swimmers in River near Seattle

State wildlife officials declared on Monday that the otter which attacked an eight-year-old boy and his grandmother swimming in a Washington state river in July has been killed on Sunday afternoon.

WeChat

Chinese Man Arrested For Creating Panic With WeChat Rumors

Chinese authorities arrested a man for the very first time for reportedly spreading panic through rumors of public assaults and child trafficking via the instant messaging tool WeChat, Xinhua news reported on Tuesday.

North Carolina Woman Loses Appetite After Finding Nazi Symbol In Her McDonald’s Bun

A North Carolina woman found swastika branded with butter on a McDonald’s bun after she ordered the fast food chain’s chicken sandwich at a drive thru in Morehead City.

Jenise Wright

Washington Teen Held On $1M Bail Pending Adult Charges Of Murder, Rape Of A Child

A 17-year-old boy is now held on US$1 million bail after a federal judge found probable cause on Monday regarding the suspect's involvement in the case of six-year-old Washington girl, Jenise Paulette Wright.

New Yorkers Slam Barneys Racial Profiling

Barneys To Pay Over Half A Million Dollars Fine To Settle Alleged Racial Profiling

Luxury clothing retailer Barneys agreed to pay $525,000 penalties to settle accusations of racial profiling after minorities complained that they were singled out as possible shoplifters last year.

Woman takes selfie as supermoon rises

Polish Couple Plummeted 260 Feet Into The Atlantic While Taking Selfie In Portugal

A Polish couple plunged to the Atlantic Ocean as they attempted to create a breath-taking selfie on the edge of a cliff in Cabo de Roca, Portugal on Saturday. This incident has been counted as another selfie-related death.

Python

Massive Cat-Eating Python Found in South Florida

South Florida police have solved the mystery behind reports of several dead cats at a Port St. Lucie neighborhood after they captured the culprit: a 12-foot long, 120-pound heavy Burmese python.

Walt Disney

Disney Custodian Sexually Assaults Co-Worker

Orange County police arrested a Walt Disney World Resort custodian on Friday for kidnapping and sexually attacking a 21-year-old co-worker in Florida.

Crime Scene

New Orleans Shooting Kills Two, Injures Five Including Tots

A man and a teen-aged woman was killed on Sunday after people in a dark-colored car drove by and open fired at them in front of a house in Lower Ninth Ward, leaving five more people severely wounded.

Ebola Virus

China Sends Experts and Supplies to Aid West Africa in Battling Ebola

China sends disease teams of control experts to three Ebola-stricken countries as the battle against the epidemic in West Africa. This is the first time the Asian giant has involved itself in a foreign crisis.

Son of Australian jihadist Khaled Sharrouf

Australian PM Condemns Horrifying Viral Image: Jihadist’s Child Holding Up A Severed Head

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott condemned the brutality of the Islamic State after a photo of seven-year-old boy holding up the decapitated head of a Syrian soldier went viral online.

Six Flags America Theme Park

Maryland Rollercoaster Stalls, Traps 24 Riders 75 Feet Above Ground

Authorities declared rescue operations to be successful on Sunday at Six Flags America in Maryland after 24 people got stuck on top of one of the theme park's roller coaster rides.

An asylum seeker from Uganda covers his face with a paper bag in order to protect his identity as he marches

Uganda Celebrates First Ever Gay Pride Parade after Anti-Gay Law Overturning

Ugandan civil rights advocates held the first ever gay pride parade on Saturday. The celebration occurred after a decision from one of the country’s courts overturned the ‘abominable’ anti-gay law.

John Hinckley Jr.

‘Insane’ Reagan Gunman May Face Murder Charges After Report Ruled James Brady’s Death as Homicide

Reagan gunman John Hinckley, Jr. may face murder charges after a medical report ruled on the death of former White House Press Secretary James Brady as homicide, linking it to the attempted assassination case 33 years ago.

Real Time Analytics