World Cup largest protests shake Brazil
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, June 18 - Rio police fired tear gas and rubber bullets in clashes with protesting youths early Tuesday, after tens of thousands rallied in major Brazilian cities against the huge costs of hosting the 2014 World Cup. In the country's largest protests in 20 years, more than 200,000 people marched across the country to vent their anger at government's lavish spending in demonstrations initially triggered by a hike in bus fares. In Rio de Janeiro, where some 100,000 people marched, riot police were forced to use tear gas and fire rubber bullets to disperse youths who set cars More...

Maasai cricket warriors hit Lords big time
OL PEJETA, Kenya - With lions lurking in the long grass, the barefoot Maasai warrior gallops into a sprint and swings his spear arm -- More...