Scientist says there’s ‘a lot more we don’t know’ about the safety of West Virginia water
"What we know scares us, and we know there's a lot more we don't know," a West Virginia environmental scientist said Wednesday after revealing he had found formaldehyde in water samples taken after officials had declared the water safe for drinking. Scott Simonton, a Marshall University environmental scientist and member of the state
U.S. and British spy agencies have sought to intercept the information transmitted by the games and other apps that users download onto their smartphones.
What's new here? This article reveals how U.S. and British spy agencies have sought to intercept the information transmitted by the games and other apps that users download onto their smartphones. Previous stories have detailed how U.S. and British spies have been intercepting massive quantities of cellphone text messages and gathering the
El documento es el registro oficial más completo de ataques con drones en Pakistán que se haya publicado hasta ahora. Proporciona una visión poco común de lo que el gobierno entiende sobre la campaña.
The Bureau is today publishing a leaked official document that records details of over 300 drone strikes, including their locations and an assessment of how many people died in each incident. The document is the fullest official record of drone strikes in Pakistan to have yet been published. It provides rare insight into what the government
This month alone 1,700 African asylum seekers living in Israeli cities were ordered to report to the Holot facility, according to the Jerusalem Post. But very few have done so.
TEL AVIV, Israel — On stage, Mutasim Ali was a star. He spoke with confidence and enthusiasm, shouting slogans and sharing his feelings, igniting the thousands of fellow African migrants who gathered last Wednesday to demonstrate for refugee rights. Ali spoke of democracy, of hope and of a non-violent protest, swiftly alternating between Arabic,
The reading proficiency gap between lower and higher-income students has spiked by 20 percent over the last decade, a recent report found.
The president of the National Educational Association, Dennis Van Roekel, wrote a letter to President Barack Obama on the eve of the president’s sixth State of the Union address. The NEA - the nation’s largest teachers association - has grown concerned with the state of education in the nation today and felt it necessary for the president to
The Democrats compromise — or concessions — reflect a “playing-out” of the suspicions and concerns the Republicans have read into the SNAP program.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit on Tuesday rejected the privacy provision that keeps the retailer’s payment from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program secret. Responding to a denial of a Freedom of Information Act request from the Sioux Falls Argus Leader, the suit sought a reversal on the grounds that SNAP reimbursements are
