Cover Story, Buenos Aires, Friday, July 28, 2017
With tensions running close to breaking-point in the Latin American country,… Continue reading
“Popularity of Brazil’s President Temer Plummets to Five Percent”, The Rio Times
By Lise Alves, July 28, 2017
The latest survey shows the lowest positive rate for a Brazilian President since the… Continue reading
“Senate Rejects Slimmed-Down Obamacare Repeal as McCain Votes No”, The New York Times
By Robert Pear and Thomas Kaplan, July 28, 2017
WASHINGTON — The Senate in the early hours of Friday morning… Continue reading
“‘End The Isolation’ Around Male Child Sexual Abuse, Say Survivors Of Assault”, Huffington Post India
Indrani Basu, News Editor, HuffPost India, 26/07/2017
Five-year-old Rajiv Pandey really wanted to ride a motorbike, just like his father… Continue reading
“North Yorkshire charity to provide UK training in online sexual abuse”, Darlington & Stockton Times
Emily Flanagan, Darlington, 23 July 2017
A CHARITY has received ministerial backing to train up to 15,000 frontline professionals in… Continue reading
“Cigarettes: Harmful To Your Health, Harmful To The Environment”, CBS Los Angeles
Adrian Grenier, Tobacco Free CA, July 25, 2017
Sadly, cigarette butts aren’t just harmless pieces of paper and cotton. They’re… Continue reading
“Ireland’s staggering hypocrisy on climate change”, The Guardian
John Gibbons, London, 26 July 2017
The national climate policy is a greenwash – the country is certain to miss… Continue reading
“Brezhnev’s Secret Pledge to ‘Do Everything We Can’ to Re-Elect Gerald Ford”, The Atlantic
Jan M. Lodal, July 26, 2017
As the Cold War raged in 1975, a Russian leader promised his support for… Continue reading
“For America, It Looks Like Chaos. For Trump, It’s Just Tuesday”, Politico Magazine
By Michael Kruse, July 26, 2017
The president makes a mess, then makes it worse. It’s what he’s always done.… Continue reading
“Amid the Blaring Headlines, Routine Reports of Hate-Fueled Violence”, ProPublica
By Joe Sexton, July 25, 2017
Documenting Hate’s catalogue of incidents captures the seeming ordinariness of many of them.
Last… Continue reading