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Discussions Over U.N. Resolution on N. Korea to Continue

UNITED NATIONS – The five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council and Japan agreed Monday to continue discussions on a resolution against North Korea in response to missile tests that rattled the region last week. The Tokyo-sponsored resolution that calls for sanctions would have to be altered for the …

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Fla. Couple Sells Penny for $660G

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – A rare coin has brought a Florida couple a pretty penny. Denis Loring and Donna Levin bought the 1792 copper penny at auction last year for $437,000. They sold it in May for $660,000. The coin originally was owned by descendants of Oliver Wolcott, who …

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Wash. Court Rules Boy Scout Sex Abuse Files Admissible in Court

OLYMPIA, Washington – Decades of files that the Boy Scouts of America compiled on sexual abuse allegations can be used in a lawsuit claiming the organization was ineffective at preventing abuse, the state Supreme Court ruled Thursday. About 1,000 files, with names redacted, have been given to the lawyers for …

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