Новости за 13.03.2019

The European Commission warns that Britain must agree to a deal to leave the European Union.

Up to 100 children could have been in the primary school when the three-story building in Lagos collapsed.

Passengers should never have to board a plane wondering if they'll safely reach their destination. An open letter to Boeing executives.

The Former Texas Rep. has spent record levels on Facebook advertisements.

"The Price of Admission" author Daniel Golden reflects on the pay-for-play scandal and how our higher education system has been rigged.

The New York congresswoman has been especially critical of the bank's financing of human rights abuses and environmental disasters.

Our unwavering support has become not just a moral hazard but a strategic one. The time is now for a reassessment and realignment.

President Vladimir Putin, along with Kremlin officials, maintain that Democrats simply refuse to accept the results of the 2016 election.

Critics maintain that the legislation is too radical to be enacted into law. The climate science suggests it may not be radical enough.

Authorities detain two former police officers in the killing of Rio de Janeiro councilwoman Marielle Franco and her driver.

Gavin Newsom calls it discriminatory and "a failure" in announcing his order to halt executions, a reprieve for 737 condemned inmates.

The Defense Department is reviewing a number of military bases to find a location that can house thousands unaccompanied migrant children as the U.S. braces for a surge of people crossing the U.S.-Mexico border this spring.

As human growth adds to our numbers and demands, other species’ survival chances shrink.

While the Parkland teens talk about the killing of innocents in this country, their broader message could easily be applied to another type of violence.

Nothing is more American historically than veiling and debates on veiling.

Another 155,000 kits still await testing, but Manhattan's district attorney calls the effort a start at correcting a "travesty of justice."

Countries typically take their cues from the Federal Aviation Administration, but some are acting on their own in the wake of a deadly crash in Ethiopia.

On reparations, Medicare-for-all and climate change, candidates are proposing and supporting ideas considered “fringe” not so long ago.