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Month: June 2022

Cambodian leader asks Myanmar to reconsider foes’ executions

By SOPHENG CHEANG and GRANT PECK Associated Press PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) โ€” Cambodiaโ€™s prime minister has urged military-ruled Myanmar to reconsider the death sentences against four political opponents, suggesting that executing them will draw strong international condemnation and complicate efforts to restore peace. Hun Senโ€™s letter to Myanmar’s military ruler adds to worldwide concern

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Why Wendy’s founder named his burger empire after his daughter โ€” and came to regret it

By Nathaniel Meyersohn, CNN Business Pam’s. Kenny’s. Molly’s. Lori’s. Melinda’s… Dave Thomas, a successful Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise owner in Columbus, Ohio, and a protege of founder Colonel Harlan Sanders, was struggling in 1969 to find a name for a new hamburger concept he hoped to open. The fast-food burger market was becoming saturated, but

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Syria: ‘significant’ damage to airport from Israeli strike

DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) โ€” Syria’s Transportation Ministry says Israelโ€™s attack that struck Damascus International Airport has caused โ€œsignificantโ€ damage to infrastructure and rendered the main runway unserviceable. Saturdayโ€™s statement said the runway had been damaged โ€œin several locationsโ€ and that the strike also hit the airportโ€™s second terminal building. The statement was the first detailing

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