Tornado Hits Alabama, Obama Declares Emergency
The last decade has been full of natural disasters. (…)
Japan
Officials Continue to Struggle with Cooling of Japan’s Nuclear Reactor
As fears continue to rise in Japan and around the world about a potential nuclear disaster, Japanese officials are scrambling to find new ways to […]
Obama Addresses Japan, Death Count Hits 6,406
The earthquake and tsunami that wrecked Japan just one week ago has left a mark so visible on Japan that it feels as though the pair of natural disasters happened just five minutes ago. (…)
Things Get Worse For Japan, Nuclear Radiation Increasing, Economy Hurting, and Death Count Rising
One of the major fears in the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami that devastated the island of Japan just days ago was that the nuclear power plants would be damaged or malfunction and as a result, radiation would spread. (…)
Rescue Efforts Continue In Japan, Death Count Rising
An 8.9 earthquake is tragic enough. (…)
Earthquake Hits Japan, Results in Tsunami
Natural catastrophes seem to be coming more often than ever in recent world history. (…)
High Speed Rail Introduced, Ground Travel To Become Faster Than Ever
All over Europe, as well as some countries in Eastern Asia, high-speed rails are a frequently used form of transportation. (…)
World Celebrates New Year, Counts Down To 2011
Just like every year, on December 31st, millions of people from all around the world come together in various locations to celebrate the closing of one year and the beginning of the next one. (…)
Officials From Japan and South Korea Come to D.C. On Monday, North Korea To Be Addressed
With the recent combat in the Yellow Sea between North Korea and South Korea and the subsequent threats made by North Korea pertaining to resuming the Korean War and attacking South Korea more, the leaders of the international community are growing impatient and are taking action. (…)
United States, China, Russia, Japan, and South Korea Speak, North Korea Continues to Threaten
Just days after North Korea and South Korea engaged in what was the first direct combat seen in the Korean War since the early 1950’s, the nations in closest relation to them are now coming together to discuss the situation and try to figure out what needs to be done. (…)
