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Slovakia Joins Global Debate Over Gender Education in Schools
Slovakia faces a September vote on gender and education, as church leaders join global pushback against early gender teaching in schools.
‘Palestine’ Fails to Meet International Statehood Criteria
Under international law, ‘Palestine’ lacks defined borders, unified government and recognition needed for statehood.
USAID Official, Three Executives Plead Guilty to Fraud
USAID official Roderick Watson and three company executives pled guilty in a fraud and bribery scheme that began in 2013. The scheme involved at...
Wakefield Study Didn’t Claim MMR Vaccine Caused Autism
The 1998 Wakefield study never claimed the MMR vaccine caused autism, but described gastrointestinal disease and developmental regression reported by parents after vaccination.
WHO Adopts Watered-Down Pandemic Treaty in Rush to Avoid Collapse
WHO rushes through a watered-down pandemic treaty. Critics say it's a face-saving move. Nations now face domestic ratification battles.
