Washington, May 21 (RHC)-- Four U.S. cancer charities are being accused of massive fraud. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission says the groups funneled some $187 million into top officials' pockets. ... More
San Francisco, May 21 (RHC)-- An oil spill off the coast of Santa Barbara, California, has leaked some 21,000 gallons into the Pacific Ocean. ... More
Chicago, May 21 (RHC)-- Thousands of workers are rallying for higher pay and the right to unionize at the annual meeting of the fast-food giant McDonald’s. ... More
Los Angeles, May 21 (RHC)-- The U.S. city of Los Angeles has become the largest city to approve a significant increase to the minimum wage. The Los Angeles City Council voted to raise the minimum from $9 to $15 an hour by 2020. ... More
New York, May 21 (RHC)-- A Columbia University senior who lugged a dorm room mattress around campus in New York City to protest the university's handling of sexual assault has carried it across the graduation stage. ... More
Tokyo, May 21 (RHC)-- The governor of Okinawa in Japan has pledged to continue his fight against the construction of a new US airbase on the southern Japanese island, saying he is ready to take his case to Washington. ... More
Paris, May 21 (RHC)-- Protests are taking place in France against plans to reduce the teaching of Latin and ancient Greek and instead focus on classical culture. Seven teaching unions, representing 80 percent of the country’s middle school teachers, have joined the strike. ... More
Stockholm, May 21 (RHC)-- Sweden's top financial authority has fined the country's two biggest banks for negligence in doing their work and failing to prevent money laundering. ... More
Berlin, May 21 (RHC)-- The union representing German train drivers has announced the commencement of an open-ended industrial action as attempts to settle ongoing disputes with rail operator Deutsche Bahn fail. ... More
New York, May 21 (RHC)-- In the largest auto recall in U.S. history, Japanese firm Takata Corp. has agreed to recall some 34 million vehicles due to defective air bags. U.S. federal transportation officials made the announcement regarding the passenger and driver-side air bag inflators of 33.8 million vehicles across the United States. ... More
The Cuban Small Farmers' Association, founded by Fidel Castro 56 years ago, plays a front-line role in the ongoing update of the country's economy and it is stronger than ever before.... More
Havana, May 20 (RHC)-- Cuban health experts said in Havana that the new therapies used to fight advanced cancer could turn the disease into a chronic illness.... More
The General Director of the World Health Organization (WHO) Margaret Chan praised Cuba's health cooperation with other development countries, particularly Cuba's contribution to the fight against Ebola in West Africa.... More
Because playing is a right of children and a human need throughout life, Cuba will make the celebration of May 28th, the International Game Day, a giant party and for all, an opportunity to learn and grow together, embracing children, adolescents, young and adults.... More
Quito, May 21 (teleSUR-RHC)-- With similar discourse and tactics across the region, President Rafael Correa says that destabilization attempts against Latin America’s progressive governments are being coordinated regionally. ... More
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