Archives (2018-2019):
Weeks 36, 37 and 39: May 20 - June 9:
"D-Day: Veterans and World Leaders Mark 75th Anniversary", BBC
"An American D-Day Veteran Reunited with his Long-Lost French Love, 75 Years Later", Business Insider
"Theresa May resigns", Channel 4
"Conservative Leadership Race: When Will the Next Tory Leader and Prime Minister Be Selected, and How Does It Work?", The Telegraph
"School Shooting Leaves 1 Student Dead and 8 Injured", The New York Times
Weeks 33, 34 and 35: April 27 - May 19:
"In Trump's Trade War, How Patriotic Will Americans Be", NPR
"Dark Clouds Hang Over Trump's Trade War", Politico
"Hundreds Protest Alabama Abortion Ban: 'My Body, My Choice'", NBC News
"What does Archie tell us about Mixed-Raced Britain?", The Guardian
"Royal Baby: Archie to become one of the most popular baby names in UK by 2022", The Independent
"Canadian Politicians who Flirt with Populism are Playing with Fire", The Globe and Mail
Weeks 30, 31 and 32: April 8 - April 28:
"See which witnesses the Mueller report Relied on Most", The New York Times
"WikiLeaks' Julian Assange given 50 week jail sentence for skipping Bail", USA Today
"Brexit: Labour restates 2nd Referendum Option Policy Despite Pressure to Shift from Party Remainers - as it happened", The Guardian
"Britain's Super Rich are Corbyn-Proofing their Finances", The Economist
"Why Women are the Future of Bangladeshi Food", The Independent
Weeks 27, 28 and 29: March 11 - April 7:
"The Brexit Whistleblower: Did Vote Leave Use Me?", The Guardian
"Six in ten Britons say Brexit uncertainty bad for mental health", The Guardian
"Trump Wanted To Scrap Obamacare. His Party Didn't.", The New York Times
"Chicago Makes History By Electing Black Woman As Mayor", CBS News
"New Zealand women wear headscarves in solidarity with Muslims After Christchurch Shootings", ABC News
Weeks 23, 24, 25 and 26: February 11 - March 10:
"International Women's Day around the Globe", BBC News
"The #LigueDuLOL cyberbullying case is the French media's day of reckoning", The Guardian
"Britain's Equal Pay Day Gap Highlights Gender Gap", The New York Times
"There's no place - not even Hawaii - to escape climate change", USA Today
"Scandal threatens to make Justin Trudeau a one-term Prime Minister", The Times
Weeks 20, 21 and 22: January 21 - February 10:
"Britain's crisis: Brexit, mother of all messes", The Economist
"Dark money is pushing for a no-deal Brexit. Who is behind it?", The Guardian
"Government shutdowns (2018/2019): here's what you missed", Business Insiders
"State of the Union 2019", CNN
"How is the partial government shutdown affecting national parks", NPCA
"Go away, polar vortex!", USA Today
Weeks 17, 18, and 19: December 24 - January 20th:
"Brexit no-confidence vote: Theresa May makes speech outside Downing Street after surviving attempt to bring down her government", The Independent
"Amid Parliament rebellion, a tectonic shift in the way Britain is governed", The New York Times
"Companies press Brexit panic button in further blow to Theresa May", The Guardian
"Elizabeth Warren: Governmen shutdown is Trump's fault'", CNN
"Nevada gets star treatment from 2020 presidential field", Politico
" 'MeToo' named Macquarie Dictionary's 2018 word of the year in Australia", The Sydney Morning Herald
Weeks 14, 15 and 16: December 3 - December 23
"Government shutdown: 5 things to know", USA Today
"Donald Trump Impeachment should inquiry should begin, even before Russia Investigation ends", Newsweek
"Britain's government slides into chaos", The Economist
"The Brexit endgame: Parliament strikes back", Brookings edu
"Brexit ruling: UK can cancel decision, EU court says", BBC News
"Google's algorithm isn't biased: it's just not human", WIRED
"Is Barbados big enough for AirBnB?" Tea Time
Weeks 12 and 13: November 19 - December 2:
" 'He was more than a great man. He was a good man': tributes to George G.H. Bush pour in", USA today
"Charlottesville suspect shared posts showing car driving into protesters before attack", CNN
"Thanksgiving shopping boycotts", Time
"Sam Gyimah: second Brexit referendum best option for both sides", The Guardian
"How Europe became the funeral pyre for Tory leaders", The Independent
"California judge condemns startups for giving secret Facebook papers to the UK", The Guardian
Weeks 9, 10 and 11: October 29 - November 18:
ELECTION NIGHT UPDATES: 2018 midterms
"Midterms: Republicans stand firm", The Huffington Post
"2018: Another "Year of the woman", Brookings.edu
"Native American made History in the Midterms. Here's why it took so long", Newsweek
"Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg hospitalized", The Washington Post
"Bexit deal: Can Theresa May survive as Prime Minister?", Newsweek
" 'Bodyguard' on BBC: is it based on a true story?", Express.co.uk
Weeks 6, 7 and 8: October 9 - October 28:
"Pittsburgh shooting: we're killing America", USA Today
"Who will win the midterms?", Newsweek
"2018's worst campaign ads", Huffington Post
"The Polarization of US politics", Brookings edu
"Philip Hammond: 'no-deal Brexit would require new budget'", BBC News
"Britain's war on dirty money", The Economist
"Canada becomes second nation in the world to legalize marijuana", CNN
Weeks 4 and 5: September 24 - October 8:
"Trump engaged in suspect tax schemes", The New York Times
"Kavanaugh has the votes to be confirmed to Supreme Court", CNN
"Kavanaugh: 'I am an independent, impartial judge'", The Washington Post
"Juncker criticises British media and urges limits to press freedom", The Guardian
"Brexit deal could be done in next fortnight, EU chief Jean-Claude Juncker says", The Independent
Weeks 2 and 3: September 10 - September 23:
"Theresa May loyalists insist her Brexit plan still workable despite EU rejection", The Guardian
"Brexit: Emmanuel Macron urges EU leaders to stand firm against Theresa May", The Independent
" 'UK's Brexit plan will not work', says top EU official", The New York Times
"Brett Kavanaugh faces unprecedented opposition to Supreme Court confirmation", USA Today
"Hurricane Florence death toll climbs even as clean up is underway", NBC News
Weeks 0 and 1: August 26 - September 9:
"John McCain's death is a metaphor for the death of the old Republican Party", USA Today
"Impeach Trump: why Republicans , not Democrats are talking up the prospects", The Guardian
"Brexit: The Tories' plan for a no-deal Brexit is not looking so sunny any more", The Independent
"Scotland to offer free sanitary products to all students in world first", The Guardian
"'It's a disaster, really': How Meghan Markle's dad became a headache for the Royals", CBC News