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20 Mar 2017 02:26 AM EST
On Sunday, Germany's Social Democratic Party endorsed former European Parliament President Martin Schulz, Chancellor Angela Merkel opponent in the upcoming national election in September. Since nominating Schulz in late January, the party has gained around 10 points in opinion polls and signed up thousands of new members. In a statement, Schulz said this week, "We want the SPD to be the strongest political force after the federal election so it gets a mandate to make this country better and fairer and to give the people of this country the respect they deserve."
The departure of Steve Bannon from the White House may in the future, not mean too much. Despite the now former-chief strategist's exit, Bannon-style views will still be represented in the West...More
The file-sharing site WikiLeaks seems hyper-focused on spilling all of the United States’ beans, but they don’t really focus on any other nation with the same fervor--especially Russia....More
According to reports historic tiles will be removed from a Manhattan subway station. The Metropolitan Transit Authority in New York City claims that they've received complaints that the mosaic...More
