March 11, 2003
Download MP3 UK Arrests for UN Spying Judges to the International Criminal Court were sworn in today in the Hague with the notable absence being the United States. The court has jurisdiction in the...
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February 16, 2005
Download MP3 Features Kyoto Protocol Takes Affect – Without the US (3:42) The Kyoto Protocol, a worldwide effort to slow global warming came into force today, without the backing of the world’s number one...
Newscast for Friday, September 27, 2013
As international leaders address Syria, Iran at UN’s General Assembly, advocates call for protections for domestic workers IPCC climate change report calls for “substantial” cuts to emissions, charts record warming Lawmakers seek to delay...
Newscast for Thursday, September 26, 2013
Senate bill would restrict NSA spying powers, open surveillance court to more oversight California prisoners challenge solitary confinement in federal court Amid deadly sectarian attacks, Iraqis outline path of social justice, human rights at...
Newscast for Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Senate moves forward with spending bill as some health experts call for expanded coverage US signs global arms treaty, joining more than 90 nations in deal to stem weapons trade Palestinian Syrian refugees face...
Newscast for Tuesday, September 24, 2013
At UN General Assembly, nations raise concern about US surveillance abroad Iran, US signal possibility of direct talks on key issues Environmental leaders call for greater role for women in climate solutions Residents in...
Newscast for Monday, September 23, 2013
In Nigeria, dozens killed, scores injured in attack on shopping center Israel allows raw building materials to Gaza for private construction In Central India, villagers fight to protect forest from coal mining Chiquita attempts...
Newscast for Friday, September 20, 2013
House passes spending bill that guts healthcare; faces Obama veto EPA releases rule to limit carbon emissions at new power plants Colorado residents raise concerns about oil and gas contamination in flood recovery US...
Newscast for Thursday, September 19, 2013
House lawmakers debate nearly $40 billion cut to food stamp program Federal court backs key emissions cap in California climate change law In Wisconsin, sand mining used in fracking draws concern from residents Women...
Newscast for Wednesday, September 18, 2013
FBI monitors activists, communities of color through surveillance programs, ACLU report finds Immigrant rights activists in California push Trust Act to limit ICE powers in holding detainees Vandana Shiva on local farming, GMO crops...
