Despite the increased hysteria from climate change alarmists, the United Nations' Climate Change Conference ended in a bust.

Rather than allow the world to believe that Thunberg was forced to slum around on the floor of its trains, Deutsche Bahn decided to set the record straight.

Former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley lambasted Canada after America's northern neighbor backed an anti-Israel resolution last month at the UN.

The assertion was made in an Op-Ed filed from a United Nations climate conference in Madrid, where Thunberg and other activists have gathered.

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The group, which left from Amsterdam on Oct. 2, was set to arrive in Chile for the U.N. COP25 summit in December. Their plans changed abruptly.

The United Nations is having budgetary problems, and if it doesn't get more cash soon, it could be out of money by the end of October. 

President Trump offered a strong rebuke at the United Nations this week to those who advocate for open borders, saying the policy is 'cruel and evil.'

In a remarkable irony, Thunberg's aggressive, impetuous approach to activism could leave her high and dry when the Nobel Prizes are announced in December.

A U.S.-backed uprising in April by a cadre of security forces failed to break the armed forces' loyalty to Maduro.