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  • Top American Automakers Had Higher Vehicle Sales in June

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    June sales for US automakers were very strong according to some reports. Consumers are snapping up new SUVs and trucks in a bigger way.

  • While Trump Asks for Better Relationship with Russia, Democrats call him a Traitor

    Russian matryoshka dolls depicting Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Trump are on sale in the Ruslania book store in Helsinki for $47. Photo: Timo Jaakonaho/AP

    The long anticipated summit ended with the message that the Cold war was a long time ago and that Russia and the US share common threats.

  • Two Thirds of Germans Believe Trump is More Dangerous than Putin

    Finish people protest against the 'most important summit since the fall of the Berlin wall.' Photo: REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger

    While Politicians express concern that the US president would not align with NATO interests, protesters in Helsinki say both Trump and Putin are not welcome.

  • French President Denies Trump’s NATO Budget Spending Allegations

    On the same page? NATO leaders watching a flyover. Photo: Sean Gallup/Getty Images

    Trump says NATO members agreed to spend more but French President Emmanuel Macron says this is not true.

  • PayPal Sent Breach of Contract Notice to a Dead Person for Being Dead

    Soulless person or a robot? PayPal notice to late Lindsay Durdle may be a mistake due to text compiling software. Photo: Facebook screenshot

    The notice drew outrage from the social network community and brought tons of bad publicity to PayPal, which resulted in the company’s public apology.

  • Michael Jackson Was a ‘Castrato’ Claims His Former Doctor

    The voice of castrato singers never reaches puberty which results in a unique way that develops in adulthood.

    Conrad Murray said the pop star told him that he was ‘Chemically Castrated’ by His Father who didn’t wanted Michael to grow up and change his voice.

  • FIFA 2018: ‘Glory to Ukraine’ Croatia Goalgetter Dedicates Victory over Russia

    With former squadmate Ognjen Vukojevic, Vida recorded a video in which he chanted 'Glory to the Ukraine.'

    The player explained later to Russian press that it was a joke that Russians will understand, “Why wouldn’t they” he said.

  • Passport Revoking Law Could Hit Hundreds of Thousands of Americans

    Critics of the law argue that it is overzealous, leaving no time for taxpayers to react.

    The law has some exclusions, however, those exclusions mainly involve situations in which people won’t need a passport anyway.

  • Ben Stiller announced for UNCHR Goodwill Ambassador

    Ben Stiller started supporting UNHCR in early 2016.

    Ben Stiller's philanthropic work with refugees, crowned this Monday with an announcement for Goodwill Ambassador for UNCHR, the UN Refugee Agency.

  • China may Counterattack US With 35% Import Tariffs

    Trade War: The US won the first round, but now embraces for Beijing's counterattack.

    China promised not to “fire the first shot” but as Washington starts implementing new 25% tariffs, China has no choice but to hit back even harder.

  • HNA Group Boss Dies in Bizarre Accident in France

    The co-founder and chairman of the giant Chinese conglomerate HNA Group was considered a driving force of the company and as reactionary in Western media for his criticism of the ruling Communist Party and China's President Xi Jingpin.

    The Chairman of the multi-billion conglomerate was posing for a photo on the edge of a 50 foot drop when he slipped and fell to his death.

  • The World’s Best Restaurants Are in New York

    This year, more than 1,000 independent international restaurant industry experts and well-travelled gourmets from five continents voted for the worlds 50 best restaurants. Four of them are in New York.

    Besides rating the World’s best 50 restaurants, voters noticed that the top restaurant kitchens are a man’s world dominated by male chefs.

  • Claim That Only 10% of Americans Own a Passport Is a Myth That Was Once True

    With the implementation of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI) that the United States government began implementing in 2004, it is absolutely mandatory for US citizens to show passports when traveling abroad by airplane.

    Shocking statistics, however, don’t mean that Americans don’t travel since until recently they needed no passport to go to Mexico or Canada.

  • 31% of Americans Believe US is heading into a New Civil War

    Rasmussen Report web page screenshot

    Democrats are more fearful of a future civil war than the Republicans, but one third of Americans are not concerned at all.

  • Saudi Women Now Can Drive but Still Need a Man's Permission

    Saudi Arabia was the last country in the World prohibiting female driving.

    Saudi women can work further from home, grow their own businesses and explore the kingdom, however, women arrested for driving a vehicle a couple of months ago are still in police detention.

  • Gaming Disorder Officially Recognized by WHO

    While experts hevilly criticise the WHO move, suicides, theft and aggression are amongst other crimes reported to be caused by gaming.

    Criticisms on this decision come from many parties, including health workers who have estimated it as overly general and subjective.

  • The US Withdrawal from the UNHRC Put Trump’s Administration Under the Spotlight

    The United States decision on Tuesday to withdraw from the UN Human Rights Council drew criticism from lawmakers and UN officials.

    While Israel cheers, other countries regret US’s decision to leave the human rights protection organization.

  • Service learning at ISB fuels global citizenship

    The initiatives provide students with a way to put lessons and values taught in the classroom into practice in the real world, gaining hands-on experience.

  • INTEGRATED LEARNING AT THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF BEIJING

    ISB has challenged itself to adapt its curriculum and prepare students for a tech-driven, unpredictable 21st century world, with integrated learning.

  • Trump Starts Press Conference with Propaganda Video of Wonderful N. Korea

    Before the news conference President Trump held at the end of his summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, a propaganda-style film was played. Reporters thought it was North Korean production but it came from Washington.

    A video produced by White House baffled reporters with the presentation of beautiful and prosperous country N. Korea may become, throwing in images of Egyptian pyramids and India's Taj Mahal.

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