U.N. Fails to Pass U.S.-Sponsored Resolution Condemning Hamas
(UNITED NATIONS) — A U.S.-sponsored draft resolution that for the first...
Monthly Archives: December 2018
Costa Rican Authorities Say Suspected Murder of U.S. Tourist Was ‘Sexually’ Motivated
Costa Rican authorities said Wednesday that the suspected murder of a...
Late Rally in Tech Stocks Propel Nasdaq Higher After Wild Trading Session
(Bloomberg)—U.S. equities closed up from the lows of the day after...
Former U.S. Attorney General William Barr Emerges as Leading Contender for His Old Job
(WASHINGTON) — William Barr, who served as attorney general under President...
Divide Continues Between Nations and Companies at United Nations Climate Talks
(KATOWICE, Poland) — Divisions deepened at the U.N. climate talks Thursday,...
Congress Failed on Paid Family Leave This Year. But 5 Million Workers Got More Anyway
(Bloomberg)—As the labor market tightened in 2018, organizations turned to one...
How Trump Changes His Story on the Russia Investigation
President Donald Trump has called special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation a...
How the U.S. Became the Top Climate Leader — Despite Trump’s Denialism
Europeans prefer to view themselves as sober climate realists — as...
Why Officials Miscounted the Victims of the Camp Fire – and Why Some Victims Have Still Not Been Identified
Authorities in California announced this week that the team searching for...
France Closes Museums and Eiffel Tower in Preparation for More Possible Protests
(PARIS) — Authorities across France braced Thursday for the possibility of...
Why USA Gymnastics’ Bankruptcy Will Delay Abuse Survivors’ Search for the Truth
USA Gymnastics’ announcement Wednesday that it was filing for Chapter 11...
Review: Google’s Pixel Slate Tablet Left Us Searching for More
Google’s latest tablet, the $599-and-up Pixel Slate, is its answer to...