Russia has rejected the Permanent Court of Arbitration’s order to compensate Ukrainian companies for losses, allegedly stemming from the 2014 Crimea reunification, saying that the issue was outside the jurisdiction of The Hague. The Russian…
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SALEM, Va. — The Minnesota State softball team captured its first national championship in program history, downing Angelo State, 5-1, in game two of the NCAA Championship Finals on Monday afternoon at the Moyer Sport Complex.…
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The Russian Justice Ministry has prepared a bill that introduces state licensing of programs aimed at fighting AIDS and the spreading of the HIV infection, performed by domestic NGOs but sponsored from abroad. The draft…
The Canadian government is currently drafting regulations on standardized tobacco packaging as required by the new Tobacco and Vaping Products Act passed in May 2018. Tobacco companies are trying to weaken the regulations through lobbying…
Crowds have gathered in central Moscow to join a protest in support of Telegram messenger, which has recently been banned by Russian authorities. The rally was peaceful, according to police. Some 7,500 people joined the…
OKLAHOMA CITY – Fifty-five student-athletes from 36 different institutions were selected to one of three 2017 NFCA Division I All-American teams, the Association announced on Wednesday afternoon. Additionally, the NFCA announced its annual Diamond Sports…
Following the success of Captain Marvel, fans have been shipping Carol Danvers with Valkyrie, another strong and awesome female hero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and both Brie Larson and Tessa Thompson are loving it.…
OTTAWA — Federal privacy commissioner Daniel Therrien says he is investigating Statistics Canada’s request for private banking information on 500,000 Canadians. Therrien said Wednesday that numerous people have complained to his office about the agency’s…