Italy busts new smuggling ring bringing migrants from Tunisia
‘We cannot rule out that dangerous people might have taken advantage of this system’
Author: Mikael Thalen
Foreign Spies Target US Colleges in Search of Secrets
But spy efforts are a two-way street, and the United States is no stranger to intelligence-gathering operations in academia
China demands halt of U.S. arms sales to Taiwan
Taiwan is one of China’s most sensitive issues
New Gun Control Laws Spawn Second Amendment Protest In Vermont
‘We’re trying to get people to understand us and understand why we want our right to bear arms’
Fighting social injustice as important as fighting abortion: pope
Catholics who consider social justice a ‘secondary issue’ are like ‘a politician looking for votes,’ Pope says
SpaceX BFR: Everything We Know About Elon Musk’s Massive Interplanetary Spaceship
As of now, the tentative timeline for a mission to Mars is set for 2024
Trump blasts ‘stupid’ trade practices with China
The back and forth has caused concerns over a possible trade war — fears Trump has rejected
Chemical weapons agency examining Douma attack scenarios
Suspected attack killed at least 60 people and injured more than 1,000
Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak Latest to Ditch Facebook
‘Users provide every detail of their life to Facebook and… Facebook makes a lot of advertising money off this’
Facebook Secretly Deleted Zuckerberg’s Private Messages to Users
Average users not afforded same ability to permanently remove messages from Facebook’s servers
Google Employees Protest Company Involvement in Pentagon Drone Program
Letter asks Google CEO to consider company’s “Don’t Be Evil” motto
Study: Cost of treating opioid addiction soars
The cost of inpatient treatment has increased dramatically, from $5,809 in 2004 to $16,104 in 2016
North Korea’s Kim told Xi he wanted to resume six-party disarmament talks: Nikkei
Chinese officials were not immediately able to comment
‘Nightmare bacteria’ resistant to antibiotics found in 27 states, according to CDC report
‘Two million Americans get infections from antibiotic resistance, and 23,000 die from those infections each year’
A Second Chance at Life
Study found 70 percent of medicinal abortions can be reversed with little risk of birth defects