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In July 2020, the BBC released some remarkable numbers: In the previous 12 months, 438 million people had tuned into BBC News, 351 million to the BBC World Service, and 137 million to BBC Global News. All three channels, as well as the BBC’s entertainment channel, had registered double-digit growth. The figures were especially surprising given that, unlike certain U.S. news outlets and online

Officials have covered up a noose on display near polling booths in Missouri, after local Democrats argued it could intimidate black voters.

The incident is one of a number of controversial occurrences in the final days of the US election campaign.

Meanwhile a Democratic campaign bus in Texas was encircled by supporters of President Donald Trump, a Republican.

And a rally

Canada’s public health care system is widely celebrated, and with good reason. Following years of struggle, the problems posed by private health care provision were overcome with the establishment of a universal and public single-payer medicare system in the 1960s. Bernie Sanders and others involved in the inspiring Medicare For All campaign in the United States often point to Canada’s single-

A federal appeals court refused Wednesday to allow President Trump to start building his wall at the Mexican border, saying funding has been denied by Congress, which has constitutional authority over federal spending.

The 2-1 ruling by the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco left intact a decision by U.S. District Judge Haywood Gilliam of Oakland barring the Trump