Are water shortages driving migration? Researchers dispel mythsResearchers warn against over-simplifying the links between water and migration, and say many of those who do move - at least partly because of water-related pressures - may not travel far |
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Brazil says open to aid for Amazon fires, but will decide how it's usedBrazil's president is finding himself increasingly isolated on the global stage over his response to the blazes, which threaten what many view as a key xxxxxx against global climate change |
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Making history: teaching of LGBT+ rights gains momentum in United StatesAn increasing number of states are mandating LGBT+ history lessons |
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Brazil Congress committee OKs commercial farming on indigenous reservesCommercial agriculture on indigenous reserves is currently prohibited |
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Gay or bisexual players on every pro football team, says former U.S. footballerIn his upcoming book, Ryan O'Callaghan shares the exhausting mental game of passing for straight in the National Football League |
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Federal judge blocks restrictive Missouri abortion lawThe ban was written with the hope it would bring abortion rights to the Supreme Court |
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Even after Epstein's suicide, his accusers to get day in courtEpstein was arrested on July 6 and pleaded not guilty to federal charges of sex trafficking involving dozens of girls as young as 14 |
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Thousands flee deadly violence in Cameroon's separatist regions - sourcesAs of June 2019, at least half of schools in the affected regions were closed due to attacks or the threat of violence, depriving more than 600,000 children of an education |
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Rosa Parks, Sally Ride join Barbie's burgeoning social circleToy company Mattel announced the addition of the new dolls on Women's Equality Day |
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FACTBOX-From beaches to Bieber: 6 locations closing after tourism overloadAn increasing number of tourist spots have been closed in order to protect the environment |
OPINION: Unfortunately, the Amazon isn’t the only forest fire storyInstead of focusing our attention on fires that have already started, we would be better off paying more attention to prevention |
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