Queen Esther, a writer, producer and musician, breaks down the changes to this year's Grammy nominations. Democrats Make ...

The concept of being middle class in America has shifted dramatically. What used to guarantee a comfortable lifestyle now barely covers basic expenses in many areas. With rising costs, changing ...

The declaration follows a targeted four-year push led by local bodies under the state’s Extreme Poverty Eradication Programme ...

Underpinned by the principals of basing decisions on sound science, the need to improve public health and avoiding unintended ...

“There is no consent if the sexual act is committed through violence, coercion, threat or surprise, whatever their nature,” it states, incorporating wording already used in France’s current legal ...

Rather than “ultra-processed foods,” NPPC recommends the FDA use a term such as “discretionary foods” for food products characterized by lower nutritional quality. This would put the conversation back ...

Mariah the Scientist & Ledisi also released strong projects in the category. By Gail Mitchell Last week, Billboard’s R&B/hip-hop team shared our nominee predictions in three of the five R&B categories ...

On Monday 15 September 2025, Luxembourg’s National Health Observatory published its report Primary Care in Luxembourg – A Consensus Definition, which provided the first functional definition of ...

Transport think tank My Mobility Vision said the proposed law should focus on high-risk, high-volume sectors like e-hailing and delivery riders, before expanding it to include other gigs. A transport ...

Adam Hayes, Ph.D., CFA, is a financial writer with 15+ years Wall Street experience as a derivatives trader. Besides his extensive derivative trading expertise, Adam is an expert in economics and ...

The Supreme Court's judgement in Wathen-Fayed v Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government has provided crucial clarification on the interpretation of the Cremation Act 1902, ...

Second Sunday Series – Editor’s Note: This is the tenth of 12 columns on AI and work, appearing the second Sunday of each month, from September through August. Last month’s column described AI issues ...