Новости за 01.09.2020

In Canada, one First Nations group is trying to reclaim their story by publishing their own children’s books and magazines.

Turkey’s military play for Mediterranean oil and gas reserves challenges Greece’s maritime borders. Neither side wants war, but tensions have soared.

Last year’s pro-democracy protests and their unifying identity have led to a pact to integrate most rebel groups into a more inclusive government.

An intense fire season and firefighting troops sidelined because of the pandemic are forcing Californians to find alternate ways to protect their properties. But some worry about the inequities of a two-tiered system of disaster response.

A federal court declined a U.S. Justice Department request to drop the case against former national security adviser Michael Flynn. The court also threw out a lawsuit by House Democrats against former White House counsel Don McGahn.

Aaron 'Jay' Danielson was reportedly protecting a caravan of President Trump supporters in Portland, Oregon, on Saturday, when he was shot and killed. “He was there for peace,” said a friend of Mr. Danielson.

Broadband service does not cover all of the U.S., especially in poorer rural areas. Some 16 million school children, or 30% of public school students, lack either an internet connection or a device at home for distance learning, says a recent study.