Cecil Rhodes, Colossus of Africa, Will Stay Up in Oxford
Oriel College announced that it is rejecting a student drive to remove a statue of the controversial colonialist.
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Eddie Keogh / Reuters Syrian Peace Talks, Now Featuring a Reluctant Oppostion
After boycotting the opening in Geneva, an anti-Assad coalition has now decided to attend the meetings and focus on humanitarian issues.
Omar Sanadiki / Reuters A Blow to Daily Fantasy Sports in Hawaii
The state is the latest to find that the games are illegal gambling—a string of rulings that threaten the industry’s existence.
Kathy Willens / AP A Suspension for Melissa Click
The University of Missouri’s board announced the move just days after prosecutors brought third-degree assault charges against her.
Jeff Roberson / AP An Easier Way to Enroll in School Lunches
The U.S. Department of Agriculture will test using Medicaid data to automatically enroll eligible students.
Suzanne Plunkett / Reuters Lyft Drivers Still Aren't Employees, but What About Uber Drivers?
Under a settlement reached Tuesday, the car service will give better benefits to people who drive but will continue to consider them independent contractors.
Jeff Chiu / AP What’s Next for the Zika Virus?
The CDC is warning pregnant women against traveling to 22 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, and some of those countries are urging their own citizens to avoid conception.
Oswaldo Rivas / Reuters The Search for Answers at Médecins Sans Frontières
The global medical charity has called on an international commission to investigate a recent attack on a facility in Yemen.
Omar Sobhani / Reuters The Standoff in Oregon, Three Weeks Later
An armed group remains camped out in the headquarters of a national wildlife refuge in protest of the federal government.
Jim Urquhart / Reuters Peyton Manning Accused
The Denver Broncos quarterback is dismissing as “garbage” claims made in an Al Jazeera documentary that he was supplied with human growth hormone in 2011.
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