Politics

"We need the people who understand the language and the case law in the country," Jourová says in the clip. "Because what qualifies as hate speech, illegal hate speech—which you will have soon also in the U.S.—we have a strong reason why we have this in the criminal law."

The previous requirement that these officers be U.S. citizens or permanent residents has been scrapped.

A pharma student at the University of Pittsburgh died suddenly from an "unknown cause" last month, leaving friends and family in disbelief.

"I respect everybody. I respect everybody's choices. My choice is to stay true to myself and my religion," he told reporters.

Policies were created "after two years of study, prayer, listening and consulting."

"Include them and make them dignified members of our community," GOP Rep. Salazar says.

Sexual misconduct by teachers and staff against students is on the rise, an audit from the Sexual Assault Unit of the Chicago school’s Office of the Inspector General (OIG) found.

An American golf instructor famous for training pro golfer Tiger Woods admitted he wished he never received a Covid jab after it did nothing to stop him from being infected with Covid.

A federal judge this week ruled that a group of former Twitter employees may not bring a class-action lawsuit against the company over their dismissal, citing the contract they signed with the company that stipulated an individual arbitration policy.

China’s population shrank for the first time in decades last year as its birthrate plunged, official figures showed Tuesday, adding to pressure on leaders to keep the economy growing despite an aging workforce and at a time of rising tension with the U.S.