By Brian Wheeler and Gavin Stamp, London, 24 May 2019
Britain’s second female prime minister, like the first, has ultimately… Continue reading
“Farewell then Ms Maybot, you were almost human after all”, The Independent
Tom Peck, Political Sketch Writer, London, 24 May 2019
“Boris has negotiated in Europe. I seem to remember last time… Continue reading
“Theresa May to resign as prime minister”, BBC News
London, 24 May 2019
Theresa May has said she will quit as Conservative leader on 7 June, paving the way… Continue reading
“Theresa May announces she will resign on 7 June”, The Guardian
Heather Stewart, Political editor, London, 24 may 2109
Prime minister to leave Downing Street, drawing three-year tenure to a close… Continue reading
“Why some experts say it’s time for Twitter and Facebook to ban anti-vaccination posts”, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) News
Nicole Ireland, May 22, 2019
Social media giants say they direct users to sound information, but won’t remove misinformation
As… Continue reading
“World nations failing the poorest on energy goals: study”, Agence France-Presse
Paris, 22 May 2019
More than 150 million people are gaining access to electricity every year, reducing the ranks of… Continue reading
Issue of the Week: Hunger, War
Food for the hungry, stolen for war, CNN investigative report, May 20, 2019
Food for the hungry is… Continue reading
Message of the Day: Hunger, War
Food for the hungry, stolen for war, CNN investigative report, May 20, 2019
Food for the hungry is… Continue reading
“Who Owns South Africa?”, The New Yorker
By Ariel Levy, A Reporter At Large, May 13, 2018
A fiercely debated program of land reform could address racial… Continue reading
“Suit seeks to hold Vatican at fault for abuse by US priests”, Associated Press
By Michael Rezendes and Amy Forliti, May 14, 2019
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Three brothers who were sexually abused… Continue reading