Students in Indian capital protest 'anti-Muslim' citizenship law December 13, 2019
Police use tear gas and batons to disperse students in New Delhi who called a march to Parliament to protest the law.
Drugs, guns, and despair: How America is killing Americans December 13, 2019
The free market economy has pushed the American population to the brink.
Former PM elected Algeria president as thousands prepare to march December 13, 2019
Demonstrators who ousted Abdelaziz Bouteflika vow continued protests after election of ex-premier Abdelmadjid Tebboune.
After election victory, Boris Johnson promises January 31 Brexit December 13, 2019
After election win, PM Johnson makes Brexit promise and says UK will 'take back control' of borders, money and trade.
How Kashmiri artists are resisting India's months-long lockdown December 13, 2019
Kashmiri poets use their work to express anguish against the stripping of region's autonomy and security crackdown.

Canadian tundra formerly covered in rich forest: Ancient plant fossil record shows December 12, 2019
Canada's northernmost islands, Ellesmere and Axel Heiberg islands in Nunavut, were home to a vibrant, temperate forest 56 million years ago, according to fossil research.
Climate cycles and insect pests drive migration timing of reindeer's North American cousin December 12, 2019
Biologists have discovered two unexpected drivers for migration timing that dispute long-held assumptions and provide insight into potential future effects of climate change on caribou. First, the start of migration is synchronized across North America and tied to large-scale, ocean-driven climate cycles. Second, warm, windless summers that favored insect pests lead to poorer maternal health […]
When flowers reached Australia December 12, 2019
University of Melbourne research has established when and where flowering plants first took a foothold.
Deadly 'superbugs' destroyed by molecular drills December 12, 2019
Motorized molecules activated by light target and drill through highly antibiotic resistant bacteria and kill them within minutes. The molecules can open bacteria to attack by drugs they previously resisted. The strategy could be applied to bacterial infections or diseases on the skin, in the lungs or in the gastrointestinal tract.
Ocean microbes: Novel study underscores microbial individuality December 12, 2019
A single drop of seawater can contain a wide representation of ocean microbes from around the world -- revealing novel insights into the ecology, evolution and biotechnology potential of the global microbiome.

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US Assassination Drones Now Permanent In Black Africa

US Assassination Drones Now Permanent In Black Africa

By Cowry News on September 11, 2018

After NATO’s bombing of Libya in 2011 and the immediate fall of the Gaddafi government, instability and chaos have ravaged the now banana republic with numerous militia factions at each…

Horrifying African Enslavement In Libya Continues With Impunity

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Horrifying African Enslavement In Libya Continues With Impunity

By Cowry News on September 3, 2018

Human Rights Group In Libya Intercedes In Executions

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Human Rights Group In Libya Intercedes In Executions

By Cowry News on August 22, 2018

The Mortal Hatred Of The African Continues As Algeria Deports And Dumps Thousands Of Blacks Into The Scorching Sahara Desert

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The Mortal Hatred Of The African Continues As Algeria Deports And Dumps Thousands Of Blacks Into The Scorching Sahara Desert

By Cowry News on June 27, 2018

Victoria Beckham’s Brand Struggles- As She Remains Go-To-Dart-Board for Digital Peasants
By Azu Okon
Constantly lampooned for being talentless and uppity […]
Banned African British Film “Blue Story” Gets Reinstated: A “Subtle Reminder” To Black Creators Of White Gaze?
By Azu Okon
A menacing mass brawl, monstrous machete wielding […]
The Mirage With Today’s Music
By Amaury Rakeshaw
Sound is one of the most powerful energy forms on the […]
Spain, Miss Universe And The Spiritual Females
By Azu Okon
On Earth and eccentric, fitting the physical profile […]
The Lonely Woman In London
By Azu Okon
The longevity of peace and harmony in a nation rests […]

‘Queen & Slim’ Director Claims Golden Globes Voters Didn’t Even Bother To Watch The Film December 13, 2019
It’s understandable why people think these awards shows aren’t for us. Next month’s Golden Globes nominations were announced this week and social media noticed the lack of representation in the nominations. Among other obvious snubs (“When They See Us”), “Queen &... Read More The post ‘Queen & Slim’ Director Claims Golden Globes Voters Didn’t Even Bother […]
Someone Hacked A Family’s ‘Ring’ Security Camera And Told Their 8-Year-Old Daughter He Was Santa Claus December 13, 2019
Hackers are just on new levels of creepiness these days and now they’re taking things too far by messing with people’s children. A family claims someone hacked their Ring security system camera and harrassed their child. It happened in Mississippi... Read More The post Someone Hacked A Family’s ‘Ring’ Security Camera And Told Their 8-Year-Old […]
The Live ‘Good Times’ Cast Has Been Announced December 13, 2019
These live shows the networks have been so pressed about lately have honestly been hit or miss but it seems people have a little more faith in the upcoming live version of the classic “Good Times” after the cast was... Read More The post The Live ‘Good Times’ Cast Has Been Announced appeared first on […]