The Daily Populous

The decision by the country’s constitutional tribunal promised to further tighten Poland’s abortion laws, which were already some of the strictest in Europe.

This kind of abortion accounts for almost all of the small number of abortions performed legally in the country.

Poland's abortion ban is a cynical attempt to exploit religion by a failing leader | Karolina Wigura Read more. »

By studying the brain activity behind those chills, scientists are getting closer to understanding why music makes us feel pleasure.

In a study released Tuesday, scientists found that specific waves of brain activity increase in power when people get the chills from emotionally moving pieces of music.

Listening to music can also lead to dopamine release – the hormone associated with pleasurable experiences, he says. »

Indeed, broadband has become the essential service in the daily lives of 21st century consumers.

However, unlike water, electricity, or even phone service, broadband internet service is neither universally available, nor is it regulated to guarantee access, ensure fair prices, or promote competition in the marketplace.

Therefore, legislation must be passed to grant the FCC new, clear authority to govern broadband service as a telecommunications service, an essential utility. »

Florida has become the latest state to surpass 2016 voter turnout, after less than five hours of voting.

In 2016, 9.4 million people, representing 75 per cent of all eligible voters, cast their ballots in Florida, according to state records.

In Gadsden County, Florida’s only majority Black county, a steady stream of voters cast ballots during the first week of early voting. »