A Dutch Church Has Held Services Continuously Since October to Prevent a Family’s Deportation
A Netherlands church has resorted to unorthodox measures to prevent the...
Monthly Archives: November 2018
Dartmouth Faces Alumni Pushback Over the College’s Handling of Sex Abuse Claims
(CONCORD, N.H.) — Dartmouth College alumni have heard the allegations of...
The Case of ‘Serial’ Subject Adnan Syed Heads to Maryland’s Top Court
(BALTIMORE) — Maryland’s highest court on Thursday will hear arguments in...
U.S. Life Expectancy Dropped for the Third Year in a Row. Drugs and Suicide Are Partly to Blame
U.S. life expectancy dropped in 2017 for the third consecutive year,...
An Argentinian Prosecutor Is Investigating Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for Possible Crimes Against Humanity
An Argentinian prosecutor has taken up the case against Saudi Arabia’s...
Senate Defies Trump With a Vote on U.S. Support for the Saudi-Backed War in Yemen
(WASHINGTON) — Defying President Donald Trump, senators sent a strong signal...
Warmer Waters and Food Chain Disruption May Explain the Drop in Whale Sightings in Hawaii
(HONOLULU) — Research into the decline of humpback whale sightings in...
Republicans Canceled a Vote on Federal Judges Amid a Standoff Over the Special Counsel
(WASHINGTON) — The Senate Judiciary Committee has canceled a Thursday vote...
4 Children Among 6 Dead in Indiana House Fire
LOGANSPORT, Ind. — Authorities recovered six bodies including those of four...
‘Egregious’: U.S. Slams China’s Tariffs on American Automobiles Ahead of Argentina Summit
WASHINGTON — Three days before a U.S.-China summit, the top U.S....
If Trump Doesn’t Draw a Red Line on Ukraine, Putin Will Only Get Bolder
Tensions flared up in Ukraine this week when Russian naval vessels...
A Criminal Justice Bill Has Broad Bipartisan Support. Why That’s Not Enough
As Vice President Mike Pence made the case that the Republican-led...