He warned that the latest alarming airstrikes risk seriously worsening the already devastating impact the fighting is having on civilians. “Since 31 August we have received numerous reports of…
Following the crop cycles in California and Mexico, generations of Mexican farmworkers have migrated back and forth to provide for their families. Luz Nallely Cano, 26, sits on the concrete…
The climate activists of Just Stop Oil have gained visibility since their Friday demonstration in which protesters threw Heinz tomato soup at Vincent van Gogh's Sunflowers painting at London's National…
Suella Braverman to reveal plans to grant police new powers to counter tactics favoured by Just Stop Oil and Extinction Rebellion Ministers are pressing ahead with a dual crackdown on…
Soft shell clams are declining and those who depend on the state’s second-most-valuable fishery are having to adapt. Clams have long been a source of food and income for a…
One of the greatest casualties of the brutal civil war in Ethiopia has been its health care. With the country's northern Tigray region under blockade and cut off from most…
Montage in Tehran taken down within 24 hours after prominent women and relatives denounce use of their photos The Iranian authorities suffered a PR fiasco after being forced to take…
The United Nations recently convened the Transforming Education Summit at the 77th UN General Assembly in New York. COVID-19 set us back tremendously from development goals and education is the closest thing…
Criminal justice experts say the removal of cash bail in Illinois could be an indicator for how other states move forward with systemic reform. Why it matters: Though the Pretrial Fairness Act signed by…
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is already making a mark on the U.S. Supreme Court. Photo: Kent Nishimura/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images In her first oral arguments as a justice of…