Ferguson Protests: Obama To Meet With Civil Rights Leaders, Cabinet Over Unrest.
An Egyptian court has dropped its case against ousted president Hosni Mubarak on charges of ordering the killing of protesters during the 2011 revolt that removed him from power.
Tanzania´s parliament voted on Saturday to dismiss senior officials, including the attorney general and the minister of energy, following a report released earlier this week implicating public officials in a scandal involving fraudulent payments of public funds..
The World Trade Organization has received the unanimous backing of its 160 member nations for a first-ever multilateral trade deal, an agreement that has been years in the making and that the organization claims could add $1 trillion annually to global commerce.
Jamie Cooper-Hohn, the ex-wife of Children’s Investment Fund Management UK LLP founder Chris Hohn, is to receive $530 million of the couple’s marital assets, her lawyer said in a London court yesterday.
France and Italy will escape immediate punishment over weaknesses in their 2015 budget proposals as the European Union tries to balance the need for continued austerity with a desire for greater investment.
Social networking firms including Facebook and Twitter are being told to make it clearer to members how they collect and use their data.
The Malaysian government is ratcheting up efforts to counter a domestic threat posed by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, including proposing a new anti-terrorism law.
The Legislative Affairs Office of the State Council, or cabinet, this week released a draft of the country’s first Anti-Domestic Violence Law.
Women often find themselves crowded out of senior boardroom positions in Germany
Anthony Elonis went to prison after writing Facebook messages suggesting he might kill his wife.
A Thai court sentenced to death five suspected Muslim separatists convicted of killing four soldiers.
Breaking up Google is the latest attempt to solve long-running dispute
The U.S. Justice Department is investigating allegations that an employee of HSBC Holdings Plc leaked confidential client information to a major hedge fund.
Twitter Inc. is reportedly eyeing Shots, a selfie-only social network backed by singer Justin Bieber
Furious protesters of the Ferguson grand jury verdict took over several parts of major cities across the United States.
The back-to-back decisions were the latest in a flurry of federal court rulings striking down measures across the United States defining marriage as exclusively between a man and a woman.
The court also upheld the authority of judges to impose electronic monitoring on probationers.
Papers welcome a proposed nation-wide ban on public smoking, while urging officials to tackle pollution problems.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has issued a subpoena to Brazil’s Petrobras for documents relating to an investigation into the state-controlled oil company.
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