How We Should Talk About Mental Health in 2016

In 2015, Britain's mental health crisis grew increasingly dismal

The human ramifications of the mental healthcare failings of 2015 make for upsetting reading.

Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia's eastern Shiite heartland prepared to hold a funeral service Thursday night to honor the executed Shiite cleric, Nimr al-Nimr.

However, an Associated Press reporter who reached the site just after the announcement saw no visible damage to the building.

Iranian protesters responded by attacking the Saudi Embassy in Tehran and its consulate in Mashhad.

A Brief History of Americans Revolting Against Their Government

preparing for a series of raids that would target for deportation hundreds of families who have flocked to the United States since the start of last year

has not been given final approval by DHS

target only adults and children who have already been ordered removed from the United States by an immigration judge

The number of people forcibly displaced worldwide is likely to have "far surpassed" a record 60 million this year, mainly driven by the Syrian war and other protracted conflicts, the United Nations said on Friday.

Nearly 2.5 million asylum seekers have requests pending, with Germany, Russia and the United States receiving the highest numbers of the nearly one million new claims lodged in the first half of the year, it said.

Developing countries bordering conflict zones still host the lion's share of the refugees, the report said, warning about growing "resentment" and "politicization of refugees."

asked the Supreme Court to stay out of a controversial lawsuit the states of Nebraska and Oklahoma filed last year challenging the constitutionality of Colorado's legalization of marijuana.

"original and exclusive jurisdiction of all controversies between two or more States."

When Nebraska and Oklahoma sued last December and asked the Supreme Court to intervene, they argued that "Colorado’s affirmative authorization of the manufacture, possession, and distribution of marijuana presents a substantial obstacle to Congress’s objectives under

the same tiny pellets that sport shooters use to blow apart clay pigeons and that hunters use to kill birds and rabbits.

Guards inside prisons shouldn't have guns. That's pretty much an accepted fact. Except in Nevada—and the results are mayhem and death.

Ramos fired a warning shot, but the prisoners kept scuffling. Then he fired three live rounds. When he stopped, the left side of Arevalo's body was loaded with shots. Perez lay motionless and bleeding on the floor, near a shower bag and a towel. He had at least 30 pellets in his face, 30 in his neck and as many as 200 in his chest and arms.

explained that his refusal to redeploy large numbers of troops to the region was rooted in the grim assumption that the casualties and costs would rival the worst of the Iraq war.

realizes that he was slow to respond to public fears after terrorist attacks in Paris and California, acknowledging that his low-key approach led Americans to worry that he was not doing enough to keep the country safe.

defense of his approach came as Republican presidential candidates have been branding him as weak and competing in their calls for more robust action to combat the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq.

petroleum distillates or coal tars

human carcinogen

There is no need to say that you care only for one country and not another, and there is no need to say that one tragedy is worse than another.

this is the moment where we have the potential to show the greatest humanity.

If you are a non-Muslim, give your love and compassion to a Muslim.

3,700 migrants from overcrowded and unsafe boats in the last two days

18 different boats