Month: August 2022
China Extends Power Curbs Amid Heat Wave, Drought
Authorities in central China limited factory production and opening hours for shopping malls, as the region grapples with its worst heat wave in six decades.
Read MoreTeachers at Ohio’s largest school district vote to strike just before start of school year – CNN
Teachers at Ohio’s largest school district vote to strike just before start of school year CNN Columbus teachers begin picketing outside school buildings WBNS 10TV Columbus teachers strike: CEA spokesperson Regina Fuentes joins NBC4 Today NBC4 Columbus Editorial: Columbus teachers strike: Here’s what
Read MoreTaiwan’s Parade of Visitors Continues with Indiana Governor
The visit is the latest in a string by U.S. officials despite angry objections from China, as a Japanese delegation also arrived in Taipei.
Read MoreRoyal rebel elevated to ‘saint’: Diana 25 years after death
From her engagement to Prince Charles as a shy teenager to her roles as doting mother, humanitarian and global celebrity, Diana’s turbulent 36-year life still captivates people around the world. Young, beautiful and fun, she seemed refreshingly informal when she
Read MoreWhy Business Leaders Need to Ask More Difficult Questions
Seth Goldenberg wants us all to be more curious. The designer and entrepreneur brings design-based principles and questions to a variety of enterprises. He runs a design-based management consultancy, and has worked with many companies, including Apple and Oprah Winfrey’s
Read MoreSouth Korean police locate relative of children found dead in suitcases
A woman who is believed to be related to two children whose remains were found in suitcases in New Zealand is in South Korea, Seoul police told AFP Monday. Last week, New Zealand police said they had discovered the remains
Read MoreLGBTQ Singaporeans welcome sex law repeal, decry marriage exclusion
Singapore’s LGBTQ community on Monday welcomed the government’s plan to decriminalize gay sex but warned that upholding the traditional definition of marriage would only promote further inequality. Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong announced on Sunday that the city-state would repeal
Read MoreTwo more bodies pulled from Iraq shrine after landslide: rescuers
The bodies of two pilgrims were pulled from an Iraqi shrine on Monday, two days after a landslide caused it to partially collapse, taking the overall toll to seven dead, rescuers said. “Unfortunately, we found this morning two bodies, a
Read MoreCalls mount for release of Saudi woman facing 34 years in prison over tweets
Human rights advocates around the world this week called on Saudi Arabia to free Salma al-Shehab after she was sentenced to 34 years in prison and a 34-year travel ban for tweets criticizing the kingdom’s repression of women. Liz Throssell,
Read MoreRussia’s FSB claims Ukraine behind car bomb that killed Putin ally’s daughter
Ukrainian special forces were behind a Moscow car bombing that killed the daughter of an ally of Vladimir Putin, Russia’s security service has claimed.
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