A global advocate of integrity checks its own
Charges of bribe-taking against members of the European Parliament trigger moral soul-searching and reform in the EU.
Charges of bribe-taking against members of the European Parliament trigger moral soul-searching and reform in the EU.
A recent speech from a high-level Taliban official could hint at an eroding monolith of the autocratic rule in Afghanistan. “Monopolizing power and hurting the reputation of the entire system are not to our benefit,” said Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani.
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy has proposed to leverage the state’s expertise in oil and gas to tap into carbon storage. Environmentalists are skeptical about the plan and say the state should be investing in renewable energy instead.
The first time human eyes laid eyes on the Titanic since its sinking in 1912 was during a dive led by Robert Ballard in 1986. The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution has released to the public for the first time video of the dive.
As a guard at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Patrick Bringley learned to see the art in everyday, and the everyday in art. His love of beauty helped transform his grief over a brother's death.
Here’s what we are learning about just how many foreign objects, and what type, may be routinely coming into our airspace. Is this mostly an annoyance or a real national security problem?
Trauma affects children differently than adults. But as Turkey and Syria attempt to recover after their deadly quake, research shows that children also exhibit high degrees of resilience.