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The International Criminal Court is probing allegations of crimes against humanity against Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro and others, the court’s chief prosecutor said Thursday. Announcing the investigation in The Hague, Netherlands, Fatou Bensouda said…
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On the morning of November 11, Nov. 12, and 14, Farm Revival Ambassadors, N.J. — a farm solidarity-based program created to provide rural villagers with access to health care, more farming opportunities, and ecological…
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A football match in Paraguay this summer has the chance to make a meaningful impact on the world’s climate. That’s because at the end of the game, an actor representing the World Wide Fund…
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In 1973 Woodstock co-founder Michael Lang proposed the idea of a national festival to highlight technological advances. In 1974, which Lang called “The Year of the Psychedelic, 1960s and the 70s,” was born. The…
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A post shared by Black Lives Matter | Los Angeles (@nbblablacklivesmatter) on Nov 26, 2016 at 11:42am PST Black Lives Matter activists in Los Angeles raised eyebrows Sunday with a Thanksgiving comment on Instagram…
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Ian Frazier is hoping somebody somewhere will pen about a lake in Ohio that has got so big that it has trapped its own species of exoskeleton beetle And another thing: Ian Frazier’s pitch…
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Let it be known that we, the cast of Cobra Kai, have a minor soft spot for the Hollywood private eye portrayed by Mr. Andrew Garfield. When they gathered recently at Rick Springfield’s house…
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Canada’s government announced Friday that it will shut down a controversial policy of turning away asylum-seekers who attempt to cross the US border without inspection and who have already claimed asylum. From July 30,…
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Despite a sharp protest by the United States and concerns by many members of the Organization of American States, Nicaraguan voters in Sunday’s national elections approved Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega’s reelection bid. In a…
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Weeks after an influenza pandemic swept through the world, scientists in the United Kingdom are saying they have seen some resilience in the country’s population. Worldwide an estimated 40,000 to 200,000 people died and…
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