By Fiona Ehlers, Bartholomäus Grill, Laura Höflinger and Samiha Shafy, Berlin, 2/15/19
The populations in the poorest countries on earth… Continue reading
“Coast Guard lieutenant used work computers in alleged planning of widespread domestic terrorist attack, prosecutors say”, The Washington Post
By Lynh Bui , Dan Lamothe and Michael E. Miller February 21, 2019
The U.S. Coast Guard lieutenant spent hours… Continue reading
Issue of the Week: Environment, Personal Growth
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, National Geographic
We have reminded at times of the need to reflect on our… Continue reading
Message of the Day: Environment, Personal Growth
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, National Geographic
We have reminded at times of the need to reflect on our… Continue reading
“Can the United Nations Be Saved?”, Dal News
Matt Reeder, Dalhousie University, Halifax, February 19, 2019
For more than 70 years, the United Nations has linked the many… Continue reading
“Fighting AIDS domestically and globally means pushing more evidence-based services”, The Hill
by Chris Collins, Opinion Contributor, 02/16/19
Last week in his state of the union address the president, noting dramatic scientific… Continue reading
“White House Plan To Stop HIV Faces A Tough Road In Oklahoma”, NPR
Jackie Fortier, Shots, Health News from NPR, February 19, 2019
One of the goals President Trump announced in his State… Continue reading
“The view from the bottleneck: Is nature poised for a big comeback?”, Mongabay
Analysis, by Jeremy Hance, Mongabay Series: Saving Life on Earth: Words on the Wild, Menlo Park, 18 February 2019
As… Continue reading
“Conflict, poverty and hunger driving child marriage in South Sudan”, Oxfam
News, Oxford, 18 February, 2019
Another generation of girls in South Sudan will miss out on an education, face huge… Continue reading
“The King of Pop — and Perversion”, The New York Times
By Maureen Dowd, Opinion Columnist, Sunday Review, Feb. 17, 2019
When Dan Reed ordered up a score for his… Continue reading