Framework agreement reached on Iran’s nuclear program and UN sanctions Nigerian presidential election results deliver historic shakeup Al Shabab attack kills 147 at Kenyan university Transparency activists want to shine a light on ‘dark...
Al Shabab militants laid siege to a university campus in Kenya Thursday, killing 147 people. Dozens more survived with gunshot wounds. The death toll may rise. Download Audio Masked gunmen stormed the Garissa University...
Protesters took to the White House Thursday to demand greater accountability in campaign financing in this era of Citizens United — the Supreme Court case that provided the legal pathway for unlimited campaign contributions...
Iran, the United States and other world powers have reached a tentative deal regarding Iran’s nuclear program. FSRN’s Nell Abram has more. Download Audio The announcement came Thursday in Switzerland after eight days of...
An offshore platform in one of Mexico’s most important oil fields caught fire early Wednesday morning. Shannon Young reports. Download Audio The blaze on the Abkatún Permanente platform in the Sound of Campeche looked...
In just under a week, Chicago voters will wrap up an historic mayoral runoff election, choosing either a mayor with strong Hollywood and White House connections, or the city’s first Latino mayor, who has...
Former Black Panther and imprisoned journalist Mumia Abu-Jamal remains hospitalized Tuesday evening, though his condition is now stable. Three members of his family have been allowed to see him – but only after standing...
Results are in for the presidential elections held over the weekend in Nigeria. For the first time in the country’s modern history, an opposition candidate defeated a sitting president via democratic elections. FSRN’s Shannon...
In Australia, a growing protest movement led by indigenous activists and elders is demanding that the conservative government rethink its plans to cut services to more than half of the remote indigenous communities in...
Saudi Arabia and Iran wage proxy war in Yemen Pushing back for privacy via legislation and the courts U.S. Supreme Court considers limits on toxic power plant emissions Thousands of farmworkers strike against work...
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