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Blind SA headed to high court over the Copyright Act
Read More Blind SA is calling for changes to the 1978 Copyright Act so that blind and partially sighted people can access all published works
Chinese ambassador to UK barred from British parliament
Read More House of Commons Chinese ambassador to UK barred from British parliament Move agreed by Speakers of Commons and Lords follows imposition of sanctions
Bring in measures soon or risk 7,000 daily Covid cases, Sage warns
Read More Coronavirus Bring in measures soon or risk 7,000 daily Covid cases, Sage warns Ministers told ‘basket of measures’ such as continued home working
Senator demands to know ‘who is in charge’ at White House after Biden cut off mid-sentence
Post Content Sen. James Risch, R-Idaho, claimed Tuesday that someone in the White House other than President Biden is “calling the shots.” Risch made the
Census Experts Find No Political Influence in State Totals
Outside experts found no evidence of political interference in the state-by-state population totals from the 2020 census used for divvying up congressional seats, according to
Massachusetts Is Probing Huge T-Mobile Data Breach
Massachusetts’ attorney general said on Tuesday she will investigate the cyberattack against T-Mobile U.S. Inc. that exposed personal information of more than 53 million people.
FBI Fires Lead Agent in Whitmer Kidnapping Case
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Dr. Jha to Newsmax: FDA’s Data Will Likely Show Need for Booster Shots
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren to Fed: Break Up Wells Fargo to Help Customers
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Sen. Daines Calls on Biden to Take Strong Stance on China
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Afghanistan’s coming weeks, months could be ‘very detrimental’ as aid problems mounting under Taliban rule
Post Content The coming weeks and months “could be very, very detrimental for the Afghan people” as the amount of aid flowing into the war-torn
Cannabis, intervista a Riccardo Magi: “Il referendum vola. Un segnale forte alla politica”
Read More Due anni di lavoro per un testo in Parlamento e, in parallelo, per un referendum abrogativo con l’associazione Luca Coscioni, il Forum Droghe,
Il Gran Paradiso è rimasto senza ghiaccio. In trent’anni il paesaggio è stravolto
Read More Il parco del Gran Paradiso ha perso 58 chilometri quadrati di ghiacciai negli ultimi 200 anni. Il dato, frutto di uno studio dell’Università
Draghi: “Aiutiamo i cittadini e le imprese nella trasformazione dell’economia”
Read More MILANO – Centrare gli impegni sulla riduzione delle emissioni e sull’adozione delle nuove tecnologie, far sì che siano ambiziosi e raggiunti con un
Coronavirus Italia, il bollettino di oggi 14 settembre: 4.021 nuovi positivi e 72 decessi nelle ultime 24 ore. Tasso di positività 1,3%. Superati i 130mila morti
Read More Sono 4.021 i nuovi casi di covid da ieri in Italia e settantadue le vittime. E’ quanto emerge dai dati aggiornati sull’emergenza. Il
Germany’s Merkel to visit Israel for final time in October
Read More German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s last official visit to Israel has been rescheduled for next month, after she initially cancelled it last month due
Palestinian prisoner backed out of jailbreak last minute, other inmates knew of plan
Read More Israeli investigators have discovered that a prisoner who was due to join the prison break backed out at the last moment, and was
Egypt Opens Ancient Tomb of King Djoser After Restoration
Read More A path leads to the entrance of the southern cemetery of King Djoser, after its restoration, near the famed Step Pyramid, in Saqqara,
Yuriy Sedykh, Hammer World Record Holder, Dies at 66
Read More In this file photo, Yuriy Sedykh prepares to throw the hammer to win the gold medal and set new world and Olympic records
Justice Dept Scales Back Chokeholds, No-Knock Warrants
The Justice Department on Tuesday said it was curtailing the FBI and other federal law enforcement agencies from using chokeholds to restrain suspects or executing