Iran´s 12 vice-presidents run organisations linked to the presidency
According to the lawsuit, the psychologists personally took part in many of the torture sessions and oversaw the entire program´s implementation
Referendums are often used internationally to dramatically change state law or practices and this is the second Mauritania has seen in a little over 10 years
The city will request a decision from the judge before the Sept. 5 deadline to apply for the Byrne grant
Payments would only be made as part of a deal that included a trade agreement
In an internal memo, a male software engineer argued the lack of women in top tech jobs was due to biological differences between men and women
Same-sex marriage is supported by 61 percent of Australians
Facebook has been criticised as being one of the main distribution points for so-called fake news
Reports signal intensification of special counsel’s election investigation
More than half of Harvard University´s next student intake will not be white, for the first time in its 380-year history, official figures show
New bill favours migrants with good education, English fluency and skills over family ties
President Donald Trump has signed into a law a bill which imposes new sanctions on Russia for their alleged meddling in the 2016 election
Tuesday’s vote by parliament’s lower house came too late for the hairdresser’s daughter who was coerced into an abusive marriage to her attacker as a condition for getting out of “protective” state custody
By using the waiver, it would be able to avoid the legal requirement to complete an environmental impact study before building on public lands
The bank has announced $5.5 billion in share repurchases since the second half of last year as its prospects have improved
Europe´s drugs regulator is cutting back on lower-priority work as it prepares for disruption caused by Brexit and the need to relocate from London to another city inside the European Union.
A letter signed by 56 retired admirals and generals argues transgender military members ‘must not be dismissed’ or ‘forced to compromise their integrity’.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security said on Tuesday it would waive environmental and related laws in order to expedite building security-related barriers and roads along the nation´s border with Mexico near San Diego.
Bloc says it has doubts whether election for constituent assembly marked by deadly protests should be recognised.
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