Facebook founder calls for government crackdown on ‘harmful content’ online, teases entry into news business
Mark Zuckerberg's idea for a 'more active role for regulators' runs counter to maximizing free speech.
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Politics - World
Transgender students will be allowed to make a name for themselves in French universities
The country's minister for higher education is pushing for full compliance in using preferred names.
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Vatican newspaper defends ‘necessary’ hijacking of Mediterranean ship by migrants
The statement reflects increasing ideological radicalization of the Vatican under Francis.
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Pope Francis refuses to meet Italian minister because of tough stand on immigration: report
Pope Francis won't meet with Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini, but meets regularly with pro-abortion politicians.
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Top Trump military adviser concerned about Google helping Chinese military
Gen. Joseph Dunford called Google's operations in China 'a direct benefit to the Chinese military.'
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Senegalese immigrant in Italy hijacks school bus, tries to set 50 kids on fire
Why have American networks and outlets such as Google News almost completely ignored the kidnapping and attempted murder of 50 schoolchildren near Milan?
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UN abortion negotiations collapse into allegations of harassment, bullying
The Saudi and Bahraini delegations stormed out of the meeting.
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Scottish bishops reject proposed hate crime laws, fear criminalization of religion
Even though Catholics represent half the victims of hate crimes in Scotland, the bishops believe that new legislation will impinge on freedom of speech and religion.
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Iranian Christian convert initially refused asylum in UK on grounds that Christianity is violent
The British government rejected the applicant, brazenly citing Bible verses that he said disprove Christianity is a peaceful religion.
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European ambassadors march for abortion in El Salvador, insulting local citizens
One Salvadoran pro-life leader condemned the ambassadors' 'interference' in the internal affairs of her country.
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