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Ethiopia approves law to imprison people who share defamatory speech online
Ethiopia’s parliament on Tuesday approved a law to imprison people who distribute defamatory speech, pornography and spam online, a move…
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Doctors who fail to inform their pregnant patients that they have the legal right to have an abortion — or…
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Ubisoft moves online gaming to Montreal
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When Team USA women’s hockey goalie Jessie Vetter takes to the ice next month at the 2014 Winter Olympics in…
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On Sunday June 8, Egypt’s former defense minister, Field Marshal Abdel Fattah el-Sissi, was inaugurated as the sixth president–a de…
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