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They are doing in terms of shutting down the border saying they're taking dramatic action et cetera and what it looks like it will actually -- how it will actually play out on the ground. i'm pretty skeptical at this point that this is going to have any kind of immediate measurable dramatic result in terms of the number of people crossing. and there's a very specific reason for that. a lot of us on this beat expected that this border shutdown authority would be premised on the idea that the biden -- that the biden administration would have the authority to summarily expel migrants, asylum seek...

The Israeli military campaign in the Gaza Strip has pushed many of its residents to the edge of death from starvation and disease. Only a prolonged ceasefire accompanied by a massive aid operation can improve the situation enough to avoid a horrific toll.

Trying to defend their right and trying to have a better treatment from the men here in spain overall, and it has improved, but there is still a very long way to go. and unfortunately today there was another incident where a manager in the second division of spanish football in la liga in a press call for instance, chasing women at nightclubs. so again there is this lack of awareness i think to some degree for a lot of these people because it has been so deeply ingrained. hopefully even though this has been a really horrific incident in my personal opinion, i hope it can bring to light that th...

Register for the webinar hereWASHINGTON D.C. (August 3, 2023) - Join World Resources Institute on August 10, 2023 to get a sneak preview of embargoed findings from the Aqueduct Water Risk Atlas. The press call will be at 8:30AM EDT / 14:30 CEST and will preview new data on global water stress, as well as projections for future water stress through 2050.

A situation where a major bank has been tying itself in knots about what to do about this bank account and who was responsible. but the man at the top, the chairman, said the board was not aware of what was going on. the board decided early this week to give dame alison their backing. they said that she had made mistakes and should suffer financially because of it. but otherwise, she had their confidence. then hours later, it did a u—turn and decided that her position was not tenable and she had to go. and sir howard said today in a press call with journalists that this was based on the poli...