This week marks the 43rd anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling on Roe v. Wade, a case that codified a woman’s right to choose whether to carry a pregnancy to term or to have...
As many as 4,000 families in Zimbabwe are in limbo after facing down bulldozers during the holidays. At least 1000 others became homeless after officials ordered their houses demolished just before Christmas, the latest...
A prisoner exchange with Iran resulted in 11 people freed from prisons Saturday, seven Iranians from US prisons and four dual-citizens from Iranian detention. A twelfth person was also released, though separately from the...
Low-wage airport service workers in several U.S. cities commemorated Martin Luther King Day on Monday by staging protests against what they called gross injustice and wage inequality. Jim McElhatton reports from Washington, DC. Download...
UN aid workers confirm widespread starvation in three blockaded Syrian towns Turkish police arrest more than a dozen peace petition-signing academics Cologne assaults embolden far-right groups in Germany U.S. faith groups and some local...
In the early morning hours of Friday, Turkish police raided the homes of academics who signed a petition calling for the resumption of peace talks with Kurdish rebels. Nell Abram has more. Download Audio...
Humanitarian aid finally began to trickle into three towns in Syria this week where aid workers described horrific scenes of both adults and children literally starving to death. Download Audio UN Secretary General Ban...
Germany is cracking down on asylum seekers two weeks after hundreds of women complained of being harassed, groped and sexually assaulted outside Cologne’s main train station during a chaotic New Year’s Eve in which...
*EDITORS NOTE: The jury in the Delta 5 case returned a mixed verdict on Friday, January 15, 2016. The defendants were found guilty of trespass, not guilty of obstruction. The state recommended suspended sentences....
Brazil’s biggest city, Sao Paulo, is experiencing a new wave of protests that began a day before a proposed hike in public transport fees took effect. So far, the protests have been violently repressed...
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