Shinzo Abe was no longer prime minister of Japan when the country first authorised COVID-19 vaccines, contrary to misleading ...

Trinidad Chambliss played only one season at Ole Miss, but he spent four seasons at Ferris State, a Division II program. The ...

THE world is not far away from another pandemic, it seems. Earlier this month, the World Health Organisation issued its latest alarm about the deteriorating state of global health financing – a stark ...

Rebuilding a regime-changed Cuba would require Washington's long-term commitment and enormous expenditures, not something it's noted for ...

There is a growing sense of frustration coursing through American politics, and it is no longer confined to one party or ideology. That frustration has real roots. Major institutions badly damaged ...

Despite constitutional guarantees abolishing untouchability and prohibiting caste-based discrimination, caste hierarchies continue to shape everyday life in India’s educational institutions ...

Test takers will still complete the exam digitally, but they must do so at in-person testing centers, which will help deter ...

A New York federal court denied summary judgment to the City of New York on a Title VII religious accommodation claim by a New York City Department of Corrections assistant commissioner terminated for ...

Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore’s fourth novel tests the limits of queer joy against unvarnished realism, detailing the parallels ...

“Amid a wave of high-profile killings and political violence in the United States, investigators have been confounded ...

The Court held that Section 119(2)(b) empowers condonation to avoid genuine hardship and rejected a hyper-technical denial of tax benefit. Delay in filing Form 10-IC was condoned and Section 115BAA ...

John Hairston, the chief executive and administrator of the Bonneville Power Administration, is retiring after more than three decades of service with the federal power marketing agency. Hairston is ...