Brazil’s health minister Eduardo Pazuello — the third person to hold the job this year during the coronavirus pandemic — is in hot water with President Jair Bolsonaro.
Bolsonaro took to social media to disavow his minister on Wednesday after
In the three weeks since Donald Trump last met Joe Biden on the debate stage, another kind of debate has been swirling on the campaign trail: one over the conditions under which the two presidential candidates would convene for a
For days now, tens of thousands have taken to the streets of Bangkok to demand the resignation of General Prayuth Chan-ocha’s government, a new constitution and the legal, political, and economic reform of the Thai monarchy.
At the beginning of
Tehran, Iran – To the United States, he is a criminal and a threat to national security. To Iranians cut off from the international financial system by US sanctions, he was an invaluable provider of services many people in other
Wall Street’s main stock indexes were up slightly on Wednesday, as hopes fade for Congress to pass a new round of coronavirus relief aid before the November 3 United States elections.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up just over
Bitcoin surged to the highest level since July 2019 after PayPal Holdings Inc. announced it will allow customers to use cryptocurrencies.
The largest digital coin increased as much as 4.9% to $12,488 Wednesday, surpassing the previous high for the year
Pope Francis has endorsed same-sex civil unions as pope for the first time, departing from the position of the Vatican’s doctrinal office and his predecessors on the rights of gay people.
The remarks came in a documentary called Francesco that
Diyarbakir, Turkey – Suleyman Aydin stood in front of an enormous Turkish flag wearing a T-shirt with a picture of a son he has not seen for five years.
As he describes it, when Ozkan was just 15 he was