Who would’ve thought a trip to the State Department would be so educational?
In El Salvador and Brazil, incidents involving U.S. security personnel provide unsettling echoes of the Secret Service’s Colombia escapades.
Plus, more of the week’s top education news.
The idea is to draw a connection between the police and Batman, helping children easily identify good versus evil.
What do you do when 30 dolphins beach themselves in front of you? Pull them back into the water, of course.
Successful identity theft requires a certain bit of stealth. That usually includes avoiding the use of famous names and actors – like, say, Jack Nicholson.
In a scene straight out of the Die Hard movie series, an extremely committed Brazilian police officer took down an aircraft full of bootleggers and stolen goods using his car.
This certainly takes Piranha 3D to a whole new level.
After a group of suspected drug dealers attacked guards in the Amazon Basin, Brazilian Indian officials now can’t find one tribe that hasn’t ever had contact with the outside world. The concern is the the tribe’s first contact with the so-called civilized world wasn’t all that civilized.
Lollapalooza’s brand of music festival has drawn thousands of mud-caked moshers to the pit for the past 20 years. Back in April, a sister fest hit Chile. Next stop: Brazil. (via New York Times)
