Новости за 01.05.2018

The future of the global climate treaty could hang on the outcome of talks underway in Germany aimed at turning its promises into action.

A fundamental battle for democracy is in progress—a conflict over superdelegates to the Democratic Party's national convention in 2020.

George Pell, the most senior Vatican official to be charged in the Catholic Church sex abuse crisis, is accused of molesting multiple victims decades ago. The Australian has pleaded not guilty.

Environmental Protection Agency administrator Scott Pruitt is mum on why security chief Pasquale Perrotta and Albert Kelly, a former Oklahoma banker who ran the EPA's Superfund program, have departed.

Environmental Protection Agency administrator Scott Pruitt says the standards, which would require vehicles to get 36 miles per gallon by 2025, are not appropriate and need revision.

In a televised presentation, the Israeli prime minister unveils what he calls a “half ton” of documents that provide evidence that Iran attempted to develop a nuclear bomb in the previous decade.

Public pension systems nationwide face record levels of debt, putting downward pressure on wages as governments struggle to close the gap. And it suggests that the recent outcry over teacher pay could spread in coming years.

Public pension systems nationwide face record levels of debt, putting downward pressure on wages as governments struggle to close the gap. And it suggests that the recent outcry over teacher pay could spread in coming years.

Today's central bank collusion is nothing more than a massive “trickle down” subsidy for the financial system—and promises for the masses.

Today's central bank collusion is nothing more than a massive “trickle down” subsidy for the financial system—and promises for the masses.

Almost four dozen questions have reportedly been given to lawyers for the president as part of the investigation into the 2016 election and whether he obstructed justice.

The U.S. national security adviser is not just uninterested in selling a denuclearization pact to the public. He's working to undermine it.

Two Islamic State suicide bombers strike in Kabul, killing 25 people, including reporters and photographers who rushed to the scene of the first attack.

The 2007-2008 financial crisis triggered a massive shift in the global order.

Our priorities and judgment have become warped as we deify the rich and famous and neglect the meek. This is the trap of a capitalistic society.

The decision is a token judgment and won't change much in terms of rape culture and the structural oppression of the "weaker sex."