A professor of mass media at Missouri University called for ‘muscle’ to help her stop a cameraman from reporting a students’ anti-racism protest on the campus, as seen in the video. Student... Read more »

In what is a true milestone for the US, shifting demographics have led to a traditionally Polish-Catholic city in Michigan electing ‘the first-ever’ Muslim-majority council in America’s history. The city of Hamtramck... Read more »

Indonesia’s anti-drug agency chief is reportedly planning to build a prison on a remote island which will be guarded by crocodiles. He claims the snapping reptiles can’t be bribed, unlike human warders,... Read more »

The Russian Air Force in Syria has made 137 sorties over last three days, hitting 448 infrastructure facilities belonging to Islamic State and other terrorists groups in the country, Russia’s Defense Ministry... Read more »

A Belgian court has given Facebook 48 hours to stop tracking the online activities of non-Facebook users in Belgium unless they have their explicit consent or face a daily fine of €250,000.... Read more »

If you live in a place where many neighbors use Wi-Fi networks and have a problem with Internet speed dropping from time to time, there might be good news for you, as... Read more »

If you’re going to get arrested, it’s got to be for something worthy, fun and harmless – like James Kingston, who climbed the Eiffel Tower without a harness with a photographer buddy.... Read more »

Canada’s new government has given the city of Montreal the go-ahead for its plans to dump billions of liters of untreated sewage into the St. Lawrence River. The city says it may... Read more »

Thousands of Italian farmers are continuing to blockade a multi-national dairy products corporation near Milan for the third day running, demanding a price increase for their milk. The farmers are suffering partly... Read more »