Despite their dire conditions and empty stomachs, about 240 people living inside a cave in the rugged mountains in Haiti’s southern peninsula were singing joyful hymns. And their voices led […]
Iron dissolved by air pollution may increase ocean potential to trap carbon Iron particles generated by cities and industry are being dissolved by human-made air pollution and washed into the […]
Researchers find pesticide spills, accidents may alter farmworkers’ DNA Study of Iowa, North Carolina farmworkers finds high doses of pesticides can potentially impact DNA, triggering cancers later in life. Farmworkers […]
Critical condition: Health experts sound the climate alarm Experts paint a dire portrait of climate change’s public health impacts, but leave a little room for hope. ATLANTA—In a gathering impacted […]
How Protecting Native Forests Cost a Southeast Asian Activist His Life Malaysian activist Bill Kayong fought to save native forest lands from logging and oil palm development. Like a troubling […]
Photo: General view of a church that residents say was burned by Boko Haram militants is seen in Damasak March 24, 2015. At least 900 Christian churches have been destroyed […]
A central Indiana town has decided to remove the cross perched atop the Christmas tree as part of their Christmas display due to a lawsuit brought on by the American […]
One step forward, two steps back: The troubled lives of Egypt’s Coptic Christians Life has long been precarious for the country’s second-largest religious group NO GROUP immediately claimed responsibility for […]
An Indian Catholic priest was crucified by Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Isil) on Good Friday in Yemen, it has been claimed. A Dubai-based prayer group with close […]
Benghazi Defence Brigades claims seizing Libyan cities Benghazi Defence Brigades says in control of five cities and two major oil producing areas in the east of the country. The Benghazi […]