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In a 3-2 vote last week, the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approved proposals that will open the way to a two-tier Internet. The move would allow companies to pay broadband providers to speed up […]
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At the beginning of the year, Florida introduced a law that would require foreign drivers, including Canadians, to carry an international driving permit (IDP) on the state’s roads. But the law was passed and never […]
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The Pentagon plans to expand its cyber security forces over the next few years, from 900 troops and civilians to almost 5,000. According to U.S. officials, the increase is due to rising concerns over the […]
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Saudi Athletes Cause Controversy The 2012 Olympics have marked a new turning point for women in Saudi Arabia after the country allowed two female athletes to compete in the games. Wojdan Shaherkani (Judo) and Sarah […]
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The US Justice Department has dropped its human trafficking criminal case against Global Horizons Manpower Inc. involving Thai workers. Called “the biggest human trafficking case in US history” the EEOC website reported that Thai agricultural workers […]
