By Stephanie Nebehay, Geneva, June 2, 2018
GENEVA (Reuters) – Poverty in the United States is extensive and deepening under… Continue reading
“South Africa palmiet wetlands drying up fast, will be lost by 2065 – researcher”, Cape Times
African News Agency/ANA, Cape Town, 3 June 2018
Stellenbosch – South Africa’s palmiet wetlands provide important ecosystem services to society,… Continue reading
“Northern Ireland: memory or amnesia?: Peace walls stand; Good Friday Agreement wobbles”, Le Monde diplomatique
By Simon Jones, Paris, June 2018 Issue
While the UK and Irish Republic discuss the post-Brexit border, in Northern Ireland,… Continue reading
“Parkland students honor those lost at graduation, plan next phase for their gun-control movement”, USA Today
By Owen Dorell, June 3, 2018
The senior class from the Florida high school where 17 people died in… Continue reading
Issue of the Week: Personal Growth, Human Rights, War, Hunger, Economic Opportunity, Population, Disease, Environment
Robert F. Kennedy, April 19, 1968 (c) 1968-2018 Keith Blume
Tomorrow, June 4, is the 50thanniversary of… Continue reading
Message of the Day: Personal Growth, Human Rights, War, Hunger, Economic Opportunity, Population, Disease, Environment
Robert F. Kennedy, April 19, 1968 (c) 1968-2018 Keith Blume
Tomorrow, June 4, is the 50thanniversary of… Continue reading
“The Equal Rights Amendment’s surprise comeback, explained”, Vox
By Emily Stewart, May 31, 2018
If one more state ratifies the Equal Rights Amendment, it could make it into… Continue reading
“Almost half of US families can’t afford basics like rent and food”, CNN
By Tami Luhby, May 18, 2018
The economy may be chugging along, but many Americans are still struggling to afford… Continue reading
“Grifters Gone Wild’, The New York Times
By Maureen Dowd, Opinion Columnist, Sunday Review, May 27, 2018
Washington — Con artists have always been slithering around.
Huckleberry… Continue reading
“Una Mullally: Referendum shows us there is no Middle Ireland, just Ireland”, The Irish Times
Una Mullally, Dublin, 27 May 2018
‘The fiction of Ireland as a conservative, dogmatically Catholic country has been shattered’
The… Continue reading