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Stanford sexual assault victims see few options for recourse – in school or court But activists' hopes for justice were dashed when a judge, after listening to the victim's emotional testimony, sentenced the 20-year-old to six months in ...
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Ghana is betting on telemedicine to help plug gaps in its rural healthcare system Given the common problems with access to healthcare and the disparity in the distribution of health centers, several African countries are looking to ...
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A Deadly Bombing in Istanbul Is One More Sign Terror Has Come to Turkey Hilal Kizilkaya, a 20 year old hotel clerk, was in an Istanbul subway station on her way to work when she heard the blast at 8:35 a.m. this morning.
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Lisa Fischer on life in the shadows of the Stones and Tina Turner: 'I got used to keeping quiet' As anyone who has been to a Rolling Stones concert in the past 26 years will tell you, there is a moment where Mick Jagger, for all his grandiose ...
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US Consumer Credit Increased at 4.49% Pace in April WASHINGTON—U.S. consumer borrowing slowed in April, as Americans became more cautious about running up credit-card debt. Outstanding ...
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Uber and Lyft abandoned Austin, but it could be a blessing in disguise for ride-sharing apps What Uber giveth, Uber can taketh away. On May 9, Uber and Lyft stopped operating in Austin, Texas, after spending over $10 million to lobby Austin's ...
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Boko Haram attack: 50000 flee town in Niger The UN High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) has expressed concern for some 50,000 people, who have been forced to flee a town in Niger after ...
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Islamic State Claims Deadly Car Bombing in Iraq Islamic State claimed a rare car bombing in the Iraqi Shiite holy city Karbala that killed 10 people and wounded 25 Tuesday, showing the extremist ...
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Euroscepticism on rise in Europe, poll suggests The findings, by TNS (in French), contrasted with its survey among Britons, which found that 41% supported remaining within the 28-member bloc, ...
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Judge Sides With Gilead Against Merck in Case Over Hepatitis C Drug Patents A federal judge has reversed a jury's verdict that Gilead Sciences Inc. should pay $200 million to Merck & Co. in a drug-patent dispute, after the judge ...
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