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As bacteria evolves to fight antibiotics, the most likely to suffer are children with immature immune systems. New evidence that the power of antibiotics is fading fast has been gleaned from a decade-long study of child patients. Rea

Obama says he ‘can’t pardon’ Snowden unless whistleblower goes to court

19 November 2016 20:33

President Obama gave an interview to German media outlets Spiegel and ARD during his visit to Berlin, in which he discussed divisions in the US, his darkest moments as president, and whether Edward Snowden would be pardoned. Read Full

Moscow demands explanation for Russian media plane being shadowed by Swiss fighter jets

19 November 2016 19:36

Moscow has asked the Swiss government for an explanation for the deployment of fighter jets to meet a civilian Russian plane carrying journalists to a summit in Peru, saying it is particularly concerned by how perilously close the warplanes shadowed it.

National Registry of White Males: Woman sets up database to register America’s ‘greatest threat’

19 November 2016 18:56

Inspired by President-elect Donald Trump’s proposal to create a national registry for Muslims, one woman decided to start her own such database — for white men. Read Full Article at RT.com

Trump reassures NATO chief of alliance’s ‘enduring importance,’ contradicting campaign rhetoric

19 November 2016 18:14

In an unannounced phone call with NATO’s secretary general, Donald Trump acknowledged that the military alliance still has «enduring importance.» While the comment may come as a relieve to some European leaders, it runs contrary to his previous remarks.

French authorities step in to stop parents from giving their baby terrorist’s name

19 November 2016 17:00

French authorities are trying to prevent a couple in Nice from giving their baby the same name as a terrorist who killed seven people, including three children, back in 2012. Officials believe the name would subject the child to prejudice.

Erdogan ‘disillusioned’ with Obama’s policies

19 November 2016 15:21

The Obama administration has failed to take the threats Turkey is facing seriously, including the war in Syria and resulting inflow of refugees, the country’s president complained, saying he has become «disillusioned' with US policy in the region.

Twitter accounts of major media, celebrities, Red Cross hacked, posting spam

19 November 2016 13:51

A number of Twitter accounts belonging to the biggest names in media, entertainment, and other spheres have apparently been hacked. All of the affected accounts posted ads leading to what appears to be a spam website. Read Full Article

ISIS likely produced mustard gas used in Syria, Iraq attacks – OPCW chief

19 November 2016 12:17

The sulfur mustard gas that was used in terrorist attacks in Syria and Iraq might have been manufactured by Islamic State on its own, said Ahmet Uzumcu, head of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW). Read

‘Not another way’: Dakota pipeline’s developer rules out rerouting

19 November 2016 12:06

The Dakota Access oil pipeline will not be rerouted, despite mass protests, its developer has said. The Dallas-based company is ready to negotiate with tribal activists, who say that talks won’t make a difference. Read Full Articl

Zika no longer an emergency to the World Health Organization

19 November 2016 11:32

Zika is still spreading, but the World Health Organization (WHO) no longer views it as a public health emergency. It is hoped the downgrade will benefit long term plans to fight the disease. Read Full Article at RT.com

Plane crash in Nevada sets fire, homes evacuated (VIDEO)

19 November 2016 11:03

A Piper P. A. 31 plane has crashed in the city of Elko, Nevada under unknown circumstances, officials said. NBC affiliate KRNV report that there were at least 4 people on board, citing local authorities. Read Full Article at RT.com

Number of ‘Americans’ seeking Irish jobs doubles since Trump win

19 November 2016 10:53

It seems Canada isn’t the only country desperate Democrats are thinking of fleeing to. New figures show the number of Americans enquiring about employment in Ireland has increased 91 percent since November 8. Read Full Article at RT. c

California man blinded by rubber bullets sues police for constitutional violations

19 November 2016 10:33

A California man is suing the city of San Jose and its police for blinding him with rubber bullets as he threatened suicide, but posed no danger to either the public or law enforcement. He was also wounded in the leg and chest. Read Full Art

At least 17 killed, dozens injured in E. Aleppo as rebels disperse protesters with machine gun fire

19 November 2016 10:14

At least 17 people were killed by heavy gunfire and about a dozen more were rounded up and executed after hundreds of civilians trying to leave eastern Aleppo protested against the rebel blockade of exit routes, the Russian Defense Ministry said.

Mom sues transgender teen, clinic for undergoing medical procedures without consent

19 November 2016 10:09

Anmarie Calgaro is suing her 17-year-old daughter for pursuing gender reassignment treatment without permission. Calgaro is also suing St. Louis County, its school district and the girl’s healthcare providers over the procedures. Read Full

Palestinian shot dead by IDF amid clashes at Israeli-Gaza border

19 November 2016 09:28

A 26-year-old Palestinian was killed and another two injured as Israeli troops fired shots at protesters gathered near the Israeli-Gaza border, Palestinian health authorities said. The IDF says it was retaliating after Palestinians violently stormed a fence.

Dozens of fracking companies sued over record-breaking Oklahoma earthquake

19 November 2016 09:09

Residents of the small Oklahoma town of Pawnee have filed a class-action lawsuit demanding 27 fracking companies pay for the effects of a 5.8-magnitude earthquake. They claim the companies exercised «reckless disregard for public or private safety.»

Peruvians protest TPP & Obama visit, clash with police ahead of APEC summit (PHOTOS, VIDEO)

19 November 2016 09:08

Police surrounded and scuffled with over 100 activists who gathered in Lima’s financial quarter to denounce the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) deal and visiting U. S. President Barack Obama, who is there to attend the Asia-Pacific Economic Forum (APEC).

Through FBI eyes: How law enforcement labels protesters

19 November 2016 08:29

It’s been written there are five people you meet in heaven, but the Federal Emergency Management Agency says there are seven types you meet at a protest, according to their guide for handling crowd dynamics. Read Full Article at RT.com

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