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Vote Peter Kodwo Appiah Turkson at the conclave!, said the posters in bold above a photograph of the cardinal, a favourite among bookmakers to succeed Benedict, who on Thursday became the first pope in six centuries to resign.
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New York -
Occupy Wall Street activist, Michael Premo was acquitted of assaulting a police officer, amongst other charges, at a December 17, 2011 OWS demonstration in Lower Manhattan. Video evidence of the incident was presented and jurors found him not guilty.
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Great white sharks in California are now a protected species under state law. This means that anyone who catches or harms the sharks may face fines and even jail time.
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London -
Officials at Gatwick Airport, south of London, have impounded “tens of thousands” of desiccated caterpillars, estimated to weigh some 207 pounds (94 kilograms), from a traveler who claimed they were for “food” and “personal consumption”.
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Sea Shepherd Conservation Society (SSCS) is reporting that "The Japanese whaling fleet has left the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary and is heading north." Watson said he estimates that the whaling fleet killed "no more than 75 whales."
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Parrish -
Legislators in the Florida state House and Senate have introduced bills that would allow residents of the state to use marijuana for certain medical conditions
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Tucson -
It wasn’t the money that drew Brad Jones to rock music.
After all, the current lead electric guitarist for Left Foot Green had made plenty of that, while playing six string and ukulele for a lucrative folk band.
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Montreal -
The octogenarian was arrested in the Dominican Republic and returned to Canada where he faces several child pornography and sexual offences against children charges.
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Lincoln -
Most people are not happy about their government being complicit in the murder of innocent men, women and children. Some are prepared to do more than tut tut about it, and have decided to take action.
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Columbia -
Dennis Gervin, President of Columbia College, was placed on administrative leave last Friday. In a whirlwind process, after the District Board met last night, he was fired.
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Ottawa -
The prospect for the Canadian economy appears to be continued but very weak growth. Growth in the Canadian economy depends considerably on exports to the US and Europe. Growth is slow in the US and the situation is still even less favorable in Europe.
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Phnom Penh -
Cambodia's record on human rights and freedom of expression will be freshly displayed March 5 when a Court of Appeal considers over-turning a journalist's conviction for “instigating an insurrection” regarding a land conflict in a Cambodian village.
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Washington -
After railing against Republicans and Sequestration for months, President Barack Obama failed stop a relatively small blend of cuts that he signed into law before deciding to campaign against them.
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Digital Journal published a list of the Top 20 Digital Journalists in recognition of the news network's top performers. These are the 20 highest-ranked Power Users from February 2013.
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Beijing -
On Friday, the Chinese authorities aired on state TV four men convicted of murdering 13 Chinese sailors on the Mekong river in 2011. The two-hour special aired from Yunnan province on the Chinese Central Television (CCTV) began at 1:30 p.m.local time.
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‘Stoker’ is about a young woman’s infatuation with her enigmatic uncle, who shows up after a long absence when her father dies.
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Detroit -
Detroit has been declared a region in fiscal emergency, and Michigan is set to identify a top candidate to take over fiscal management of the financially bedeviled city.
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Naughty Dog has given a development diary video in regards to its upcoming title called "The Last of Us." The main focus of the development diary is the "Infected," the main enemies in the game.
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New York -
Howard Stern admitted Monday that he was initially taken aback by the choice of Mel B aka "Scary Spice" as the new judge of "America's Got Talent".
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A theoretical solution using a coat of paint could prevent a future near-Earth asteroid attack. How 'zombie cells' function better than live ones. A Bali restaurant kidnapped dolphins ahead of their release. These are the top stories on Digital Journal.
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