Renee Lewis

Port­land ac­tivists say a grass­roots move­ment is need­ed to keep pres­i­dent-elect’s poli­cies from com­ing to fruition.

Neil Young draws praise and crit­i­cism for lam­bast­ing oil in­dus­try and sup­port­ing in­dige­nous land claims.

Fam­i­ly and friends of Samer Is­sawi, on hunger strike for more than 200 days in Is­raeli jail, say he may die any mo­ment.

Pales­tini­ans re­port in­creased use of live rounds af­ter Is­raeli politi­cians called for greater force to quell protests.

A mod­ern tex­ting app re­leased in Cana­da al­lows in­dige­nous peo­ple to com­mu­ni­cate in their na­tive lan­guages.

Ob­ses­sive use of the in­ter­net is chang­ing the way peo­ple com­mu­ni­cate and in­ter­act – even the way our brains func­tion.

Steven Pinker, au­thor of “The Bet­ter An­gels of Our Na­ture”, ar­gues this may be the most peace­ful era in hu­man ex­is­tence.

Two ex­per­i­ments at CERN could con­firm or con­tra­dict every­thing sci­en­tists the­o­rise about the na­ture of the uni­verse.

Cail­li­au’s ca­reer at CERN spanned al­most four decades, dur­ing which time he helped build the World Wide Web.

The ma­jor­i­ty of the world’s traf­ficked peo­ple are in South­east Asia, and about half of those are forced into sex work.