Новости за 29.11.2018

After a years-long lawsuit, the former presidential candidate has settled with the state to use paper ballots by 2020.

The neoliberal model implemented in Chile after the 1973 coup gives us hints as to what to expect from Brazil's incoming government.

The New York Times and other mainstream outlets are calling for Mark Zuckerberg's head. They're only inviting a crackdown on free speech.

By a vote of 63-37, the upper chamber has elected to bring a proposal to the floor that would end U.S. involvement in the war in Yemen.

One doctor at George Washington University attributes the spike to economic inequality and pervasive feelings of hopelessness.

The California city will join New York, Chicago and other metropolises in regulating street vendors who sell just about anything you can think of.

Even though the 2018 elections had highest midterm voter turnout in half a century, less than half of eligible voters cast their ballots.

In a new op-ed, the consumer rights advocate and former presidential candidate argues that the institution demands urgent reform.

Health problems many experienced while the Camp Fire raged are just the beginning of effects that could plague Northern Californians long after the smoke clears.

Health problems many experienced while the Camp Fire raged are just the beginning of effects that could plague Northern Californians long after the smoke clears.

The acting attorney general's appointment is an unlawful and blatant end run around the Attorney General Succession Act and the Appointments Clause of the Constitution.

Growth is on pace to top 3% this year for the first time since 2005.

Citing a "crisis of confidence," he says countries must work together at the upcoming summit to tackle inequality and climate change.

Dec. 1 marks the 30th World AIDS Day—and despite leaps forward in medicine and awareness in affluent parts of the world, it’s still a big problem elsewhere.