Malaysia Airlines will keep its no babies in first-class policy for its new A380 jumbo jets, requiring passengers with infants to buy seats in business and economy classes.
The hottest item for soon-to-be parents will be hard to come by after federal safety guidelines take effect on Tuesday after a ban of the cribs, which have been blamed for dozens of deaths.
Israel has backed down from its threat to ban journalists covering the pending flotilla to Gaza from entering the country for a decade.
The more Mexican authorities try to stamp out violent drug ballads celebrating the joys of narcotics trafficking, the more their fame spreads like wildfire, fanned by the Internet.
Governments cannot ban the sale or rental of violent video games to minors because it would violate free-speech rights, the U.S. Supreme Court said on Monday in its first ruling in a video game case.
The U.S. Supreme Court Monday overturned a California law prohibiting stores from selling violent video games to children, agreeing with the lower courts in maintaining that the law violates the First Amendment.
Despite the escalation of long-running tensions over settlements and a flotilla to deliver aid to Gaza, Israel has recently taken measures to woo Paris and other key votes at the UN.
House lawmakers will introduce a bill Thursday that would lift the federal prohibition on marijuana, delegating decisions about the legal status of cannabis to the states.
Opponents of a measure to ban circumcision in San Francisco, before it takes to the ballot in November, filed a lawsuit Wednesday on the grounds that state law prohibits local governments from restricting medical procedures.
Despite criticisms during his first term, the South Korean was unanimously voted in for a second time.
Amnesty International issued a statement yesterday, calling on Saudi authorities to stop treating women as second-class citizens and open the Kingdom's roads to women drivers.
Saudi women are coming out in droves today in the Muslim holy land to protest the ban by getting behind the wheel and cruising.
The United Nations and European Union are working to push Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to halt violence.
Hardly a few days after Syrian civilians started fleeing the nation to find a safe place in Turkey border, Syrian helicopter gunships fired machineguns to disperse pro-democracy protests, witnesses said, in the first reported use of air power to suppress unrest in Syria's increasingly bloody three-month-old uprising.
The Netherlands' famous marijuana coffee shops are soon to become private clubs for Dutch citizens only.
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has called for global action to end the Aids (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) disease by 2020, in a UN summit on Aids in New York.
A 1992 ban on covert advertising may allow France to exploit its social media market potential.
Former South Korean Ban Ki-moon has asked for the support of UN Security Council for his candidacy for a second five-year term as U.N. secretary-general.
French government on Monday said that it will enforce a law that will ban the use of the words ‘Facebook’ and ‘Twitter’ on television and radio programs, the Daily Mail reported.
New York City can keep religious services out of its schools without violating free speech, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday.
The outbreak of E. coli in Western Europe has led Russia to impose a ban on fresh vegetable imports from the European Union (EU).
China has banned its military force from using social networking and other match-making websites to prevent leak of classified information.
