Chinese president Xi Jinping is visiting the U.S. with a heavy itinerary. One of his stops included a speech Tuesday given to business leaders in Seattle addressing a number of concerns
Francis's White House speech appeared to focus on domestic religious freedoms while the president sought to extend the issue globally, in what some religious advocates believe to be another sign that Obama is 'anti-Catholic'
A US Air Force general says the Pentagon needs to develop new tactics to keep up with Russian military advances, stating that Moscow has "closed the gap in capability." He added that Washington's air advantage is dwindling.
Aso, one of the more dangerous volcanoes in Japan, had an explosive eruption today. Based on webcam (see above) and news footage of the volcano, Aso produced a large, dark-grey plume of ash and volcanoes gases around 9:45 AM (Japan local time).
We are a tax haven for wealthy foreigners with a low corporate tax rate and huge business subsidies. So why increase income taxes on working class residents?
ONLINE PRIVACY PROJECTS come and go. But as the anonymity software Tor approaches its tenth year online, it's grown into a powerful, deeply-rooted privacy network overlaid across the internet.
Russia on Monday launched its largest military exercises of the year, Centre-2015, involving some 95,000 soldiers including ground troops, navy and airforce units.
Turkish police raided a magazine on Monday over a mocked-up "selfie" of a smiling President Tayyip Erdogan with the coffin of a soldier - an allusion to comments that families of soldiers killed by Kurdish rebels could be happy about their martyrdom.
8 years to fix the malfunctioning heart of the world's financial and legal systems but nothing was actually done … and now the clock is ticking and there is hardly any time left.
To be sure, there's something terribly ironic about the central bank for central banks telling the world that the market is too dependent upon central banks, but then again, the Bank for International Settlements isn't exactly shy...
In the September 2015 issue of National Geographic, journalist Bryan Christy's story, "Tracking Ivory," began with a brilliant idea: Design artificial elephant tusks, complete with GPS devices, and monitor where they travel.
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Europe has complex immigration rules. As the EU web site shows, there are multiple layers of immigration regulations encompassing both the local national level and the EU level.
With all the news about the amount of refugees coming from Syria to claim asylum and most of the European countries giving amnesty to all the refugees I thought I wonder what Nigel Farage thinks about this whole thing. Well I found one.
The issue of immigration has only become more pressing over the ten years that have passed since this article's original publication. And, unfortunately, the libertarian movement has not reached a consensus on this issue.