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| Six Virunga park rangers killed in DRC wildlife sanctuary Virunga national park is located in DRC's unstable North Kivu province. It covers 7,800 square kilometres (3,011 miles). Multiple threats face the Virunga, home to one of the world's largest populations of critically endangered mountain gorillas as well as hundreds of other rare species. There are armed ...
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| Tammy Duckworth becomes first US senator in office to give birth US Senator Tammy Duckworth, 50, has given birth to a daughter, becoming the first sitting female US senator to give birth while in office. The Illinois Democrat said on Twitter that Maile Pearl Bowlsbey was named after her husband's great aunt, who served as a nurse during World War Two. In a series of ...
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China Is Studying Yuan Devaluation as a Tool in Trade Spat While Trump regularly bashed China on the campaign trail for keeping its currency artificially weak, the yuan has gained about 9 percent against the greenback since he took office and has been steady in recent weeks despite an escalation of trade tensions between the world's two largest economies.
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| Finger fossil puts people in Arabia at least 86000 years ago Excavations at Al Wusta, a site in Saudi Arabia's Nefud desert, produced this diminutive discovery. It's the oldest known Homo sapiens fossil outside of Africa and the narrow strip of the Middle East that joins Africa with Asia, based on dating of the bone itself, says a team led by archaeologists Huw ...
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| A derby to go down in history Today I'm writing to you at the end of a Sunday in which, to tell you the truth, the impact of the Manchester derby has not faded out yet. The people you meet are talking about the game (especially if they are United supporters, of course), and almost every conversation is about last Saturday's comeback.
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| The Decline in Manufacturing Jobs Manufacturing jobs are waning. In many emerging market and developing economies, workers are shifting from agriculture to services, bypassing the manufacturing sector. In advanced economies, the rise in service sector employment typically reflects the outright disappearance of manufacturing jobs.
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