Anti-Government Protesters Take to Streets Across Brazil
President accused of corruption and accepting bribes.
Author: Adan
Victoria, Australia to Ban Un-vaccinated Preschoolers from Childcare, Kindergarten
“Vaccinations save lives,” Health Minister said.
Obama Warns China on Agents in US Pressuring Fugitives to Return
US says agents involved are from the Ministry of Public Security and are not in the country on official government business.
Venezuelan Police Officers Arrested in Connection with Murders of Four Men
Video shows man being held by men in uniform and then falling to the ground after a gunshot is heard as three other people are lying motionless on ground.
Hundreds of Casualties in Air Raids on Syrian Market
At least 110 people dead and 300 injured in a string of regime air raids on Douma near Damascus, activists say.
Number of Hillary Clinton’s Emails Flagged for Classified Data Grows to 60 as Review Continues
Figure is current through the end of July and is likely to grow.
UK Royals Criticize ‘dangerous’ Attempts to Photograph Young Prince George
“Increasing number of incidents of paparazzi harassment of Prince George,” a statement from Kensington Palace read.
Volcanic Activity in Ecuador Prompts President to Declare Emergency
Cotopaxi volcano has been erupting since Friday, covering roads and homes with powder as hundreds are evacuated and ash reaches capital of Quito.
Pakistani Counter-terrorism Official Killed in Suicide Blast
Authorities said the bombing was a retaliatory strike, although no militant group immediately claimed responsibility.
Sexual Orientation in the UK: Half of Young People Say they are not 100% Heterosexual
18-24 year-olds in Britain define themselves as something other than completely heterosexual, study says.
Philly School District Registers 800 Students Speaking 40 Languages from 70 Countries
City immigrant populations have been on rise since mayor’s signage of a pair of executive orders, starting in 2009.
Dash-cam Captures Cop Saving Victim of Trailer Truck Accident
Video has been viewed more than 6 million times.
‘We can smell & taste acid’: Chemical spill confirmed in western Indiana
Witnesses reported feeling chemicals burning their lungs and throats.
Indonesian Plane with 54 on Board Crashes in Papua Region – Officials
Aircraft was carrying 44 adult passengers, five children and five crew members…
To Save Bees, Some States Sting Pesticide Use
Advocates hope they can stem future colony losses by addressing pesticide use and protecting habitats.