Evo Morales, Bolivia's former president, landed in Mexico yesterday to claim asylum, having spent the night on a floor two days after resigning.
Hong Kong police yesterday fired tear gas in the Central financial district, over the harbour in Mong Kok and at universities to break up pro-democracy protests they said were leading the city to the "brink of total breakdown".
When millions of Americans watch the first televised hearing in the impeachment inquiry into US President Donald Trump today, they will see a different procedure from that usually used for congressional committee hearings.
Israeli airstrikes yesterday targeted two senior commanders from the Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad, killing one in Gaza but missing another in Syria.
Ferocious wildfires were burning at emergency level intensity across Australia's most populous state and into Sydney's suburbs yesterday as authorities warned people in their paths there was no longer time to flee.
A renowned journalism school's paper recently apologized for ‘traumatizing' students by posting photos of their participation in a public protest. Is protecting people from the consequences of their actions now the media's duty? The purpose of journalism is “comforting the afflicted and afflicting the comfortable,” according to a quote frequently attributed to newspaper baron William...
Clashes broke out in the streets of the Bolivian capital after an opposition leader in the Senate declared herself the country's interim president following the resignation of Evo Morales.
