Women such as Natalie Portman, Emma Stone, Kerry Washington, Anita Hill, and Ashley Judd have all signed onto the initiative alongside thousands of female blue-collar workers.
As a follow up to their legislation that was passed in 2016, the UK government has launched a ban on harmful plastic microbeads.
The country backpedaled on their original intention of taxing electric vehicles so they could quicken their transition to being carbon-free by 2050.
The directive, which was passed with widespread approval, helps to put the EU at the forefront of the world's fight against plastic pollution.
Though there are already some redistribution programs in the US, this is the first that will allow individuals to donate their unused medications.
The ruling will wipe the slate clean for 52,000 parents and families who have been struggling to pay off fees from over a decade ago.
Congressmen from across the aisle were all in support of passing a ban on mining companies excavating on the beloved public lands north of Yellowstone.
Though the task may prove difficult for legislators, it could have a dramatic impact on grocery manufacturing, packaging, and shopping.
In an exciting show of display for animal welfare, California will soon require all cosmetics sold in the state to be cruelty-free.
The Indian Supreme Court overturned the the ancient law on the grounds that it is "arbitrary, and it offends the dignity of a woman."
Lawmakers are preparing to put their foot down over the ever-shrinking amount of legroom allocated to airplane passengers these days.
The Seattle ruling to expunge the records of marijuana convictions was unanimously approved this week, so charges will be dismissed by mid-November.
India's historic ruling to ensure equal rights and privacy for all its citizens overturns a 150-year-old law that was instated during British colonial rule.
The United Nations has pledged to implement a global strategy to prevent fishing gear abandonment.
Unscrupulous third-party sellers will no longer be able to profit from animals being raised in unhealthy or abusive environments.
The initiative will ensure that no Scottish student will have to forgo their hygienic needs based on income or social situation.
The ban is based on evidence that shock collars can drastically worsen behavioral problems in cats and dogs.
With such high rates of stress and anxiety amongst young students, legislators hope the classes will help the kids live mindfully and happily.
The measure is set to go into full effect in 270 days after it was approved by the city council this week.
In a landslide vote, young students will now have to either keep their cell phones at home or keep them switched off during the school day.
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