Kazakhstan could now see some change.
Kazakhstan’s President Nursultan Nazarbayev Resigns After Almost 30-Year Rule
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Speaker Pelosi Endorsed Lowering the Voting Age to 16 years Old
The kids maybe alright to vote.
The Department of Health and Human Services Received Complaints of Alleged Sexual Abuse Against Foreign National Minors
Migrant children may be at risk on the ground and overseas.
California Governor Gavin Newsom Suspends Death Penalty Statewide
The Golden State is on the verge of ending the death penalty.
Estonia Elects Its First Female Prime Minister
The future is female in the Baltics.
Arizona State Legislator Calls Mandatory Vaccines Communist
Arizona state lawmaker makes a controversial claim about a proposed public health law.
Bernie Sanders is Running for President in 2020
The Bern is coming back in 2020.
Utah Congressman Creates an Anti-Socialism Caucus in Congress
Is the Red Scare making a comeback in the 21st century?
Spain to Hold Its National Election in April 2019
Instead of 2020, Spanish elections will be held this April in 2019.
Former Astronaut Mark Kelly Will Run for Senate in 2020
If elected in 2020, Kelly will become fourth-ever American astronaut elected to Congress.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Pushes for a Green New Deal in Congress
A Green New Deal is being proposed.
Gabonese Government Thrawts Ongoing Coup d’état
The government of Gabon, a French language speaking country in Western Africa, said that an attempted coup d’état by armed soldiers on Monday, January 7 was prevented, but its current […]
Bolivia to Create Universal Healthcare for Its People
The South American country is on track to provide healthcare for all.
Ireland Officially Legalizes Abortion
President signed the law that will take effect on New Year’s Day 2019.
A Year in Review: CMN’s Most-Read Stories of 2018
Read the top 10 stories of the year from CMN.
A Year in Review: The Biggest Stories of 2018
The good, the bad, and the newsy, these are the stories that CMN covered this year.
France to Impose A Tax on Big Tech While the EU Stalls
France is taking on big tech.
The University of Ghana Removes Statue of Gandhi
Ghana’s oldest public university is taking down an icon due to his own racism against Black Africans.
Americans Still Favor Watching News to Reading News in a Latest Survey
While TV still dominants, digital media continues to grow rapidly and print and radio decline.
Germany’s Christian Democrats Elect Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer as Their New Leader
The future remains female in Europe’s most powerful country.
Temple University Professor Marc Lamont Hill Faces More Trouble Over U.N. Speech
The Temple University professor is under fire from Temple for a U.N. speech critical of Israel.
The Far-Right Populist Wave is Gradually Rising in Spain After Recent Regional Elections
The right-wing to far-right party in the Iberian country is making gains.
Indian Authorities Hesitant to Retrieve Body of U.S. Christian Missionary
Retrieving the dead body of a young American Christian missionary could disrupt an isolated people.
Taiwanese Progressives Suffer Loses in Recent Elections and Referenda
Progressives in the East Asian island country are losing grip on power.
Aardman Animations in Great Britain Will Become an Employee Owned Business
The British animation studios that made “Wallace and Gromit” will become an employee-owned company.
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