Saudi Arabia’s national airline is considering introducing gender segregation after there were many complaints concerning random men being seated next to wives. The men and women might be seated separately on flights in the future, except for close relatives. [RT]
A little girl was the only survivor of a fatal plane crash in Kentucky, and walked for miles barefoot and bloody until she reached the door of an elderly stranger. Both parents of the 7-year-old girl were killed in the crash. Her father was piloting the plane. [Gawker]
After hundreds of officers turned their backs during Mayor de Blasio‘s speech at slained Officer Rafael Ramos’ funeral last week, the NYPD commissioner is requesting that officers don’t make political statements at wakes. William Bratton said in his statement: “I issue no mandates, and I make no threats of discipline, but I remind you that when you don the uniform of this department, you are bound by the tradition, honor and decency that go with it.” [Fox News]
Fox News host Mike Huckabee decided to step away from the network during his last episode of Huckabee yesterday evening. He will possibly be seeking a Republican nomination for President. He said in the conclusion of the show: “There’s been a great deal of speculation as to whether I would run for president. And if I were willing to absolutely rule that out, I could keep doing this show. But I can’t make such a declaration.” [Yahoo! News]
North Korea isn’t too happy with President Obama and the United States’ decision to impose sanctions on three organizations and 10 individuals. A foreign policy spokesman said: “The policy persistently pursued by the US to stifle the DPRK [North Korea], groundlessly stirring up bad blood towards it, would only harden its will and resolution to defend the sovereignty of the country. The persistent and unilateral action taken by the White House to slap ‘sanctions’ against the DPRK patently proves that it is still not away from inveterate repungency and hostility toward the DPRK.” For more information visit: [Independent]
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