The group taking action - Google You Owe Us - is led by ex-Which director Richard Lloyd
An assisted dying bill was ratified by the state of Victoria on Wednesday, making it Australia’s first to legalize euthanasia.
The bill now moves forward to the House of Representatives.
Former commander Slobodan Praljak drank from bottle moments after judges upheld 20-year sentence in The Hague
Measure may hurt retail sales, growth, economist says
The bill, in retaliation for Kremlin-backed broadcaster RT being told to register as a foreign agent in the US, was earlier approved by parliament.
Unions argue that staff should be classified as "workers" rather than being self-employed
Regulators will vote in December on whether to overturn the rules
Frank Sitta of the Free Democrats party tweeted that it made no sense
Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said his office had appealed the decision
Lobby group urges government to incorporate a host of international agreements into UK law
This injunction is more expansive in scope and additionally bars that latter portion left undisturbed by the federal court in DC
The Justice Department cited a 2015 lawsuit that charges Harvard’s affirmative action policies discriminate against Asian-American applicants
Merkel´s remarks came after President Frank-Walter Steinmeier urged the parties to "pause and reconsider their position."
The 2016 breach was hidden by the ride-sharing firm which paid hackers $100,000 to delete the data.
Amsterdam chosen as post-Brexit home for medicines agency
The issue for the court was whether the cultivation of cannabis intended for pain relief may be permitted under a provision of Sweden´s penal code
The department said the merger would reduce competition and lead to higher consumer prices
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