Canada Is Considering New Science Policies For Subnational Governments

POLICY 04.21.2017 05:34 AM

Council of Canadian Academies (CCA) is in favour of explicit science policies at the subnational level.

United Nations Peacekeepers Allegedly Raped & Abused for 3 Decades; Most Go Unpunished

04.19.2017 19:35 PM

Even though the United Nations is suffering from series of sexually-related scandals since the 80s, the alleged abuses continue to date.

Electronic Cigarettes, Vaping Accessories Banned Aboard U.S. Navy Vessels

04.18.2017 11:59 AM

The U.S. Navy has barred electronic cigarettes or e-cigars and other vaping accessories from its ships, submarine, and aircraft due to safety reasons.

Opioid Addiction Has Increased Prevalence In Different American States, Studies Show

04.18.2017 01:35 AM

An increasing prevalence of opioid addiction has been reported in the different American States. Public health efforts and federal funding have been launched to address this crisis on increasing drug prevalence among the public.

White House Visitors: Names Will Be Kept Secret According To Trump Administration

04.17.2017 19:07 PM

Changing the rules on visitor logs is just one of the many changes seen in the White House. Over the course of the next few years, it is expected that more policies will be changed by the new administration

Trump's Border Wall Will Cause Bad Effects To Animals, Lawsuit Claims

04.16.2017 05:56 AM

The proposed wall of Trump is facing a lawsuit. The lawsuit claims that the wall would violate the laws protecting wildlife.

Trans Fat Ban Saved Millions Of People By Lessening Strokes, Heart Attacks, Hospitalization In New York City

04.14.2017 18:09 PM

Find out the stunning result from New York City's trans fat ban here. New York City had started trans fat ban due to its unhealthy effects. Afterward, a research team analyzed hospital records and concluded an astonishing result from the partially hydrogenated fat ban.

Marijuana Use In Canada For Recreational Purpose Will Soon Get The Legal Permission

04.14.2017 17:48 PM

A new legislation in Canada will soon legalize the use of marijuana for the recreational purpose. At last, the Canadian Government brings new legislation to legalize the use of marijuana for recreational purpose.

North Carolina Takes A U-Turn, Set To Ban Same-Sex Marriage

04.14.2017 01:44 AM

Legislators from North Carolina are challenging the Supreme Court’s verdict on same-sex marriage In the latest buildup, North Carolina has brought in a bill which will ban the people of the same sex from marrying each other.

India May Be The Answer To Trump's World Climate Pact Turnaround

04.13.2017 03:50 AM

From being the major worry for environmentalists to becoming their hope, India the fastest growing economy and major emitter of carbon is working on fixing the global issue.

Democracy Can Breathe If Women’s Civil Rights Prevail Properly

04.13.2017 01:51 AM

A research study reveals that without proper implementation of women’s civil rights, democracy can’t see the daylight.

LGBT Community: Indonesian Gay Couple Receives 100 Public Stick Beating for having Sex, Human Rights Watch Demands Release

04.12.2017 18:13 PM

A gay couple was caught having sex by men who entered their home forcefully. The Indonesian men were then punished under the Sharia law.

New Bill Sought To Protect Public From Health Effects Of Usual Water Contaminants

04.12.2017 16:15 PM

A bill is in the works to possibly figure out health effects and health risks of water contaminants found in drinking water. It is now being researched whether newly found contaminants should be regulated or not.

Greece Eyes Improved Recycling After Being Fined By European Union

04.12.2017 02:41 AM

Greece has failed to implement its recycling strategy for decades now despite the continuous warning and fines from the EU.

Trump’s U.S.-Mexico Border Wall May Not Only Affect Immigrants But Endangered Wildlife As Well, Studies Revealed

04.11.2017 16:30 PM

If Trump's U.S.-Mexico wall would be built, habitats of endangered species would be reduced, studies found out.