Yearly Archives: 2020

Following a relative easing of tension between U.S. and Iranian leaders last week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu set off to the U.S. in a bid to convince the Obama…

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake rocked the Baluchistan province of Pakistan on Tuesday, killing at least 45 people, according to media reports. Reuters reports that SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Dozens…

The state of California expanded access to abortions Wednesday when Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill that allows a wider spectrum of non-physician medical providers to perform abortions. This bill…

UXBRIDGE, Canada - If global carbon emissions continue to rise at their current rate, humanity will eventually be left with no other option than a costly, world war-like mobilisation, scientists…

According to a new Gallup poll, support for the death penalty in the United States has fallen to its lowest rate in more than four decades. Though a majority of…

Eight of the nation's tech giants united on Monday in a common call for urgent reforms to government surveillance practices. In an open letter to President Obama and members of…

Anti-fracking activists across Canada have taken to the streets Monday, answering a rallying call by the Elsipogtog Mi’kmaq First Nation who have called for an Emergency Day of Action to…

Fernando Alonso has confirmed that he held talks with several teams when planning his return to Formula 1, but that ultimately Renault was always his top choice. Alonso made his…

The growing protest movement against the "new wave" of gas-fired power stations and fracking test sites around the U.K. added a festive spirit to its campaign on Monday when a…

France’s Constitutional Council – the country's highest court – gave the go ahead on Sunday for President François Hollande’s “Millionaires' Tax”, a 75-percent levy to be paid in 2013 and…