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London, England, Jul 7, 2017 / 04:46 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Great Ormond Street Hospital in London is applying for a new hearing with the high court after new evidence suggests the critically ill baby could benefit from an experimental treatment.The decision comes after a team of seven international medical experts alerted the hospital that fresh, unpublished data suggested that an experimental drug could improve Charlie’s brain condition.One of the signatories of the letter is a researcher and neurologist with the Vatican-owned Bambino Gesu Hospital in Rome, which offered to transfer Charlie to their facilities earlier this week. Great Ormond Hospital said they denied the transfer for legal reasons. "Two international hospitals and their researchers have communicated to us as late as the last 24 hours that they have fresh evidence about their proposed experimental treatment,” a hospital spokesman said, according to the BBC."We believe, in common with Charl...
SEATTLE (AP) -- A flight attendant broke a wine bottle over the head of a man who lunged for an exit door and fought with other passengers during a Delta Air Lines flight from Seattle to Beijing, but it didn't faze him, an FBI agent wrote in charging papers filed Friday....
SAN DIEGO (AP) -- Ali Said fled war-torn Somalia two decades ago after his right leg was blown off by a grenade. Last year, the father of seven was shot in his other leg by robbers while living in a Kenyan refugee camp....
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) -- The rumor spread quickly: A man had been beaten to death by police. For blacks - frustrated by high unemployment, inadequate schools, substandard housing - yet another abuse by police was too much to bear, and they erupted....
LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. (AP) -- A woman charged with killing four of her young children and her husband smiled and flashed a double thumbs up to news cameras during her first court appearance Friday in metro Atlanta before telling a judge she doesn't want an attorney....
MOSUL, Iraq (AP) -- Despite clinging to only a sliver of territory in Mosul, Islamic State militants managed to launch a counterattack Friday that reversed days of Iraqi army territorial gains in just a matter of hours - a setback that underscores the fragility of the Iraqi security forces despite years of U.S.-led coalition training as well as the instability likely to follow the city's liberation....
EL-ARISH, Egypt (AP) -- Islamic militants attacked a remote Egyptian army outpost in the Sinai Peninsula with a suicide car bomb and heavy machine gun fire on Friday, killing at least 23 soldiers in the deadliest attack in the turbulent region in two years....
CLEVELAND (AP) -- Terry Francona's heart, of all things, has kept him away from baseball....
Hamburg, Germany, Jul 7, 2017 / 10:44 am (CNA/EWTN News).- Pope Francis sent a message to leaders of the world's economy gathered for the G20 summit in Hamburg, Germany, reminding them of the responsibility they have to care for those not represented at the summit.The G20 Summit is annual meeting of heads of state and finance from the leaders of the world's economy. While only 20 countries are members, they represent 85 percent of the world's GDP and two-thirds of it's population.German Chancellor Angela Merkel is hosting this year’s G20 Summit in Hamburg, Germany from July 7-8. The summit has been met this year with small but significant groups of mostly anti-capitalist protesters, who among other things are protesting the meeting of U.S. President Donald Trump with Russian President Vladimir Putin.In his address to the leaders, Pope Francis reflected on four key themes, starting with "time is greater than space," at which point he told the group to ...
By Greg ErlandsonWASHINGTON(CNS) -- The first century of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops hasconcluded with its organization of an unprecedented and powerful gathering ofCatholics in Orlando, Florida.With the somewhat ungainlytitle of "Convocation of Catholic Leaders: The Joy of the Gospel in America," itwas nine years in the making. It brought together more than 3,100 people,mainly laity but also more than 150 bishops and 500 priests and deacons. Itfelt a bit like a class reunion for highly engaged Catholics, or as oneobserver put it, a World Youth Day for adults.For four days ofspeeches, panels, Masses and much conversation, the convocation became atangible expression of church unity and missionary zeal. There were manyhighlights, from the opening speech by Hosffman Ospino to the closing homily byCardinal Daniel N. DiNardo of Galveston-Houston, USCCB president.A tour de force was thefinal address by Archbishop Christophe Pierre, the papal nuncio to the UnitedStates. He call...
