Новости за 30.08.2019

“Stand your ground” case ends with the conviction of Michael Drejka, a white man who shot an unarmed black man in a fight over parking.

With the Amazon on fire, the EU is testing new tactics to foment environmental action – especially via the use of its massive trade clout.

Outside pressure from the U.S. that upset the tense Israel-Iran equilibrium could explain why the enemies are increasing the pressure on each other.

In suspending Parliament, a prime minister plays hardball while Brexit’s opponents play for time after losing a referendum. Both need a change of course to save their democracy.

More than 60 competitive whistlers gathered outside Los Angeles for the biennial Masters of Musical Whistling international festival and competition.

Raccoons are the scourge of Toronto. They – and other wildlife – are the new urbanites, raising the question: What does it mean to be wild?

A design update for communication towers is saving migratory birds, and women in Saudi Arabia are able to leave the country without male consent.

The journalist writes on early activists who fought sex trafficking in San Francisco’s Chinatown.

Acclaimed writer Susan Straight shares a poignant and vivid reflection on her family’s journeys.