Papua New Guinea deadlocked as rivals claim to be the country's legitimate prime minister

PORT MORESBY, Papua New Guinea - Papua New Guinea politics were deadlocked Thursday, with two men claiming to be prime minister, two governments saying they hold power, rival police chiefs maintaining the peace — and no one sure who actually was in charge. The power struggle in the most populous ...

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