One of the nine most-wanted fugitives in the 1994 Rwandan genocide, Ladislas Ntaganzwa, the former mayor of Nyakizu, was arrested by Interpol agents in Goma, Congo, this week, the Associated Press reports.

Well, here’s something depressing as hell: the Associated Press has the story of Congolese rangers engaged in violent conflict with armed outlaw groups who are targeting African elephants for slaughter. Damn.

It's the age-old Nigerian folktale. A long, long time ago, a prince lost his way. Riches and wealth seized by an evil government, the prince wandered the Bay Area, searching for an ordinary citizen with a heart of gold to break the curse. All it would take, the prince told the goodhearted citizen, was a little cash infusion that would break the government's evil spell, releasing millions of dollars for the prince to share with his savior.

While on an aid mission to Eastern Congo, UFC veteran Justin "The Viking" Wren got to meet and interact with the children of the Mbuti pygmy tribe who have never seen a white person, much less touched one.

The Heritage Foundation has released its annual list of the world's freest economies and, wouldn't you know it, the Asia-Pacific region is number one. Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand are all on top while the world's largest economy, America's, barely cracks the top ten.