Police officers are trained to deescalate situations when possible, but when this officer followed his training instead of shooting to kill he was fired for it.
Edward Snowden is requesting to be pardoned during Barack Obama’s dwindling days in office, a request that seems unlikely to be met.
Big business has often been accused of manipulating research and policy in the USA, now there’s evidence of the sugar industry’s role in funding skewed studies at the expense of American’s health.
North Korea is asking for international aid to assist more than 100,000 residents displaced from their homes because of flooding, at a time when they are deliberately provoking the west with nuclear testing.
Wedding vows often include the line “through richer or poorer,” but a real estate market loophole has led to divorce applications in Shanghai to increase ten-fold.
Social connectedness is often seen as a suicide preventer, but a recent study shows that in certain situations it may increase suicide risk.
09 Aug '24 16:35PM
