Parents of the 43 missing Mexican students of the Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers' College remain unsatisfied with the ongoing government probe of the mass kidnapping that occurred on September 26, 2014 in Iguala, Guerrero, Mexico. Calls of insufficient or planted evidence, cover-ups and blatant lies have been made during a press conference on April 25.
The national legislation of China is planning to vote in favour of a draft law, implementing strict controls over international non-government groups. As part of the new law, police would be allowed to question managers and compel partner companies in China to axe any suite that poses a danger to the security of the state.
J. Dennis Hastert, a former Republican Speaker of the House from Illinois, is currently being sued for $1.8 million by a man claiming that he has been sexually molested by the politician as a teenager. The suit is for breach of contract that stated Hastert’s failure to comply with the full $3.5 million payment for compensation.
Volkswagen has decided to appeal to the US court with an aim to hold 160 employees at Tennessee factory from United Auto Workers union.
