Women now have far more methods to avoid unwanted pregnancies, as well as safer, easier options for abortion. Continue reading →

The international grand committee on big data, privacy and democracy is meeting in Ottawa for three days starting Monday. Continue reading →

It was not immediately known how many people were aboard the boat when it hit bad weather late Saturday. Continue reading →

In an Instagram post on Saturday, Moby said he’s realized that some of the heat he’s received regarding his depiction of their contact in his recent memoir is “very valid.” Continue reading →

For years, the group has become synonymous with the annual Memorial Day celebration in the nation’s capital, where thousands of motorcycles meet in the Pentagon parking lot and continue their ride across the Memorial Bridge toward the National Mall. Continue reading →

A yellow vest protest march was taken over by black-hooded demonstrators and turned violent in Brussels, forcing authorities to detain a few hundred people. Continue reading →

North Korea’s state-run news agency issued a biting attack last week on Biden, who has been critical of the communist state. Continue reading →

Oil, migration and proximity. These are the reasons experts gave when asked why the western world — particularly the United States — is so concerned with Venezuela’s political fate. Continue reading →

Fewer than one-third of the 23 Democrats vying for the nomination are issuing calls to start the impeachment process, citing evidence in special counsel Robert Mueller’s report they believe shows Trump obstructed justice. Continue reading →

The election began on Thursday, but most of the EU’s 28 member states, including the biggest of all, Germany and France, are voting on Sunday, and the results are expected overnight. Continue reading →