politics

Black Boxes Show 'Clear Similarities' Between Ethiopian And Lion Air Crashes: Official
Both planes were Boeing 737 MAX 8s and both crashed minutes after take off.
By Maggie Fick, Reuters

Trump To Ask US Congress For Another $8.6 Billion For Border Wall
The demand is six times what Congress allocated for border projects in each of the past two fiscal years.
By Roberta Rampton, Reuters

Mueller Report Won't Be Delivered Next Week, Official Says
Reports that Special Counsel Robert Mueller will release his report on possible Russian interference in U.S. elections are "incorrect," a senior Justice Department official said.
By Reuters

Tennis Legend Martina Navratilova On Trans Athletes Competing: 'Insane and Cheating'
Sportswomen blasted the "disturbing, upsetting, and deeply transphobic" remarks, which appeared in The Sunday Times.
By Rachel Savage, Reuters

Russia Is Planning To Create Its Own 'Sovereign' Internet
Human rights group Agora says the plan "seriously threaten(s) internet freedom."
By Reuters

Why India's Pollsters Will Have A Tough Time Predicting Election 2019
In the last three elections, opinion polls have been significantly off the mark.
By Reuters

Narendra Modi App Has A Fake News Problem
Amit Malviya, head of BJPs IT cell, acknowledged that there is some scope for misinformation on the platform and multiple posts have been taken down.
By Samarth Bansal

From Raju Murugan To Pa Ranjith, These Tamil Filmmakers Are Fearlessly Political
A growing breed of directors have infused Tamil cinema with a rare kind of political conviction in the past few years.
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After Sabarimala, Women Head to Agasthyarkoodam In Kerala Amid Planned Protests
Until recently, women were not allowed to trek to the hilltop of Agasthyarkoodam.
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Sabarimala Controversy A Rehearsal For BJP's Ram Mandir Agenda, Says Brinda Karat
In this interview with HuffPost India, the CPI(M) Polit Bureau member also describes her personal experience of participating in the historic 'Women's Wall'.
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