Trump’s Election Triggers Deep Concern In Europe
Trump in the White House, Putin in the Kremlin and Erdogan in Ankara, not to mention right-wing populists at home: The EU is running
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Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Politicians Banned By China As Crisis Grows
Hong Kong is facing a severe political crisis after China barred two pro-independence politicians from the city’s legislature.
Consumer Protection: FCC Ruling Means That Users Must ‘Opt In’ To Let Data Be Sold
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Tom Wheeler gestures near the end of a hearing for a vote on Net Neutrality, Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015,
What Will Rodrigo Duterte’s Pivot Toward China Mean For The US?
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte (l.) and Chinese President Xi Jinping shake hands after a signing ceremony held in Beijing Thursday. SHIFT IN THOUGHT Rodrigo
Google Has Quietly Dropped Ban On Personally Identifiable Web Tracking
Google is the latest tech company to drop the longstanding wall between anonymous online ad tracking and user’s names.
A Haitian City Was Finally Prospering. Then Came Hurricane Matthew.
Hurricane Matthew was the worst natural disaster to strike the Caribbean nation of Haiti since the earthquake of 2010.
Meet The Seven-Year-Old Girl Tweeting From Aleppo
Seven-year-old Bana Alabed tweeted a photo a week ago, sitting at a desk with a book, her doll in the background. “Good afternoon from
Colombia Peace Deal Is Defeated, Leaving A Nation In Shock
Supporters of a peace agreement that had been years in the making watched referendum results on Sunday in Bogotá, Colombia.
US Attacks: What We Know About Minnesota, New York And New Jersey
The Chelsea blast injured 29 people
U.S. Airstrike May Have Unintentionally Struck Syrian Troops, Killing At Least 62
The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations on Saturday hit out at Russia over its calling of an emergency UN meeting to discuss a