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- FILE -This 2021 photo provided by Angel Quintana shows Cesar Quintana, and Cesar's son, Alexander Quintana. Quintana is trying to find a way to get his son back to California but the boy is now in Russia with Quintana's estranged Ukrainian-American wife and her family after they escaped from the coastal Ukrainian city of Mariupol. (Angel Quintana via AP, File)
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From Ukraine to Russia: Boy safer, but not closer to US dad
By AMY TAXIN - Associated Press
Thu,04/21/22-11:04PM , 1,113 Reads
Cesar Quintana agonized for weeks that his 2-year-old son wouldn't make it out of the battered Ukrainian coastal port Mariupol as Russian troops encircled the city.

Thankfully, he did.
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- North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, left, poses with South Korean President Moon Jae-in for a photo inside the Peace House at the border village of Panmunjom in Demilitarized Zone, South Korea on April 27, 2018. The leaders of the rival Koreas have exchanged letters expressing hope for improved bilateral relations, which plummeted in the past three years amid a freeze in nuclear negotiations and North Korea's accelerating weapons development. (Korea Summit Press Pool via AP, File)
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Leaders of 2 Koreas exchange letters of hope amid tensions
By KIM TONG-HYUNG - Associated Press
Thu,04/21/22-6:24PM , 512 Reads
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — The leaders of the rival Koreas exchanged letters expressing hope for improved bilateral relations, which plummeted in the past three years amid a freeze in nuclear negotiations and North Korea’s accelerating weapons development.
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- Russia's U.N. Ambassador Russia Vasily Nebenzya casts the lone dissenting vote in the United Nations Security Council, Friday, Feb. 25, 2022. Two days into Russia's attack on Ukraine, a majority of U.N. Security Council members voted to demand that Moscow withdraw. But one thing stood in their way: a veto by Russia itself. Proposals to change the council's structure or rein in the use of vetoes have sputtered for years. But this time, a new approach appears to be gaining some traction. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig, File)
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War in Ukraine spurs bid to take a closer look at UN vetoes
By JENNIFER PELTZ - Associated Press
Thu,04/21/22-2:58PM , 329 Reads
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Two days into Russia's attack on Ukraine, a majority of U.N. Security Council members voted to demand that Moscow withdraw.
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- This combination of July 1998 and April 2020 photos shows a difference in smog levels above the Los Angeles skyline, with California Highway 110 in the foreground. With climate change, plastic pollution and a potential sixth mass extinction, humanity has made some incredible messes in the world. But when people, political factions and nations have pulled together, they have also cleaned up some of those human-caused environmental problems. (AP Photo/Nick Ut, Marcio Jose Sanchez)
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Cleaner Earth: Healing ozone hole, less smog, more eagles
By SETH BORENSTEIN - AP Science Writer
Thu,04/21/22-12:38PM , 400 Reads
With climate change, plastic pollution and a potential sixth mass extinction, humanity has made some incredible messes in the world.
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