August 9Kenyan city council members refuse to continue session after someone 'polluted the air': reportA city council meeting in a western province of Kenya was abruptly stopped Wednesday when officials refused to continue after accusing one another of passing gas, reports say.
July 9Elephant slaps tourist in the face in viral video: 'I was catapulted backward'A student got a little more than she was expecting from her wildlife photoshoot.
1:04July 9Watch: Elephant slaps girl in the faceWatch as an elephant slaps a girl in the face as she tries to take a photo.
1:15July 3Chicago airport officials seize 32 pounds of rat meat from passengerSorry, Chicago. You’ll have to get your imported rat meat elsewhere.
2:34June 4American woman, 21, becomes youngest person to visit every countryAccomplishing the lifelong dream as she stepped foot in North Korea on May 31, Lexie Alford told Fox News that she immediately felt "relief."
May 16Navy SEAL pleads guilty in hazing death of Green Beret during Africa deploymentA Navy SEAL pleaded guilty Thursday in the hazing death of a Green Beret soldier, detailing the late-night plot to break into 34-year-old Army Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar's room with a sledgehammer, put him in a chokehold and restrain him with duct tape.
April 27American tourist kidnapped in Uganda felt compassion for captors, says they were her 'protectors'An American woman who was kidnapped while visiting Uganda this month says she has compassion for her captors and that they even protected her.
April 22Australia zoo giraffes experience bubbles for the ‘first time’Zookeepers at Werribee Open Range Zoo in the province of Victoria, Australia introduced their male giraffes to bubbles for what they said was the “first time” Monday.
April 16Libya's PM warns of fresh migrant crisis in Europe if political instability continuesLibya's prime minister Fayez al Sarraj says unless his country finds political stability, more than 800,000 migrants could make their way into Europe - creating even more of a crisis.
April 9Suspects arrested in kidnapping of American tourist and guide in UgandaUgandan police have made arrests in connection with the kidnapping of American tourist Kim Endicott and her field guide, Jean-Paul Mirenge Ramezo, just two days after the duo were freed following five days in captivity.
