by Laurel Raymond May 16, 2016
Trump, who has advocated for killing Muslims with bullets dipped in pig blood, stood by a blanket statement that "a lot of" the world's 1.6 billion Muslims hate America, and made up stories about British Muslims, says he's upset that Sadiq Khan has judged him prematurely.
by Justin Salhani May 16, 2016
With Libya's government still new and without total control over the nation, there's fear that providing arms could further complicate infighting.
by Laurel Raymond May 13, 2016
Brazil's first female president was just suspended, pending impeachment charges. Her replacement just chose a cabinet that is solely white straight men.
by Justin Salhani May 13, 2016
Half of the 905,000 people set to receive aid from the UN this month were denied by government forces.
by Esther Yu-Hsi Lee May 12, 2016
"I hope the President’s visit will remind us of the dangers of nuclear proliferation in our world today," Rep. Mike Honda (D-CA) said.
by Aaron Rupar May 11, 2016
Trump's tone about the Muslim ban has softened considerably.
by Justin Salhani May 11, 2016
“While senior Turkish officials claim they are welcoming Syrian refugees with open borders and open arms, their border guards are killing and beating them,”
by Beenish Ahmed May 10, 2016
The complex religion is about a lot more than pin-cushion dolls and spiritual possessions.
by Justin Salhani May 9, 2016
Duterte's time as Davao mayor is marked by the extrajudicial killing of around 1000 suspected criminals by vigilante squads.
by Esther Yu-Hsi Lee May 9, 2016
The move could displace hundreds of thousands of Somali refugees who could be put back in harm's way.
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