January 27, 2019

Ex-White House ethics lawyer: Stone indictment ‘direct evidence of collusion’

The indictment of Trump adviser Roger Stone provides evidence of collusion between high-ranking Trump campaign officials and WikiLeaks and is dangerous for the US, President George W. Bush's chief ethics lawyer told…

6 years ago

National·News

Uganda’s herbal aphrodisiacs are tainted with Viagra

More than half of the herbal remedies sold in Kampala to treat erection problems contain the drug Viagra, often at dangerous levels, warns Uganda's National Drug Authority.…

6 years ago

Africa·News

Major US airports experiencing delays due to staffing issues amid government shutdown

Due to air traffic control staffing shortages, the FAA has warned of delays at New York's LaGuardia and other East Coast airports. The disruption to air traffic has come amid an ongoing…

6 years ago

News·World

Life in megacities: Michael Wolf’s photography

Dense and compressed: Life in Hong Kong or Tokyo is challenging for its inhabitants. German photographer Michael Wolf has explored their reality through his award-winning works, now on show in Hamburg.…

6 years ago

Entertainment·Entertainment News

Zimbabwe’s president guilty of ‘gross human rights abuses,’ says opposition

Opposition figure Tendai Biti says President Emmerson Mnangagwa is to blame for the alleged human rights abuses being carried out against people in Zimbabwe. In an interview with DW, he urged the…

6 years ago

Africa·News

YouTube to crack down on conspiracy video recommendations

Bloomberg's Mark Bergen discusses YouTube's plan to crack down on conspiracy video recommendations.…

6 years ago

Science & Tech

Protests across Australia against ‘Invasion’ Day holiday

Events to mark the birth of modern Australia in 1788 are being countered by large rallies by indigenous communities. They're demanding that the Australia Day public holiday be changed so it doesn't…

6 years ago

News·World

Hundreds missing after Brazil dam collapse

An earth-filled dam has burst in southeastern Brazil, releasing a river of sludge that has destroyed and damaged homes in Minas Gerais state. At least 34 people are dead and some 300…

6 years ago

News·World

January 27, 2019 - Page 3

Ex-White House ethics lawyer: Stone indictment ‘direct evidence of collusion’

Uganda’s herbal aphrodisiacs are tainted with Viagra

Major US airports experiencing delays due to staffing issues amid government shutdown

Life in megacities: Michael Wolf’s photography

Zimbabwe’s president guilty of ‘gross human rights abuses,’ says opposition

YouTube to crack down on conspiracy video recommendations

Protests across Australia against ‘Invasion’ Day holiday

Hundreds missing after Brazil dam collapse

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