Author: Greg Ng
The federal government is suing Maryland over what it called are sanctuary policies that interfere with immigration enforcement efforts.Read More
Waite’s attorney Scott Danks says, even though they got the verdict they were hoping for, the battle is far from over.Read More
The law firm’s co-chairman assured partners it would stay out of the president’s appeal of sex-abuse and defamation cases. It reversed course after being asked by Trump’s personal lawyer.Read More
Experts have uncovered the lifestyle factors that lead to the development of Multiple Sclerosis (MS), a devastating neurological disease that has no cure and affects 2.8 million people worldwide. Hollywood’s Christina Applegate and Selma Blair learning to walk with canes in their 50s, or hearing journalist Tom King talk about his diagnosis at 62, are grim reminders of that reality. “Developing MS is not a one-hit type of thing,” said Dr. Erin Longbrake, a neurologist specializing in MS.Read More
The Winters Theatre Company invites audiences to experience its annual summer Shakespeare production with William Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet,” opening this Lammas Eve (July 31) at the historic Winters OperaRead More
From left: Bill Clement, vice-chair of the Galveston Park Board of Trustees: City Councilman Jason Hardcastle; Gerald Wilson, chairman of the Galveston Park Board of Trustees; Michael Dominguez, guest speaker;Read More
African countries have secured $900 million in new financial commitments to expand access to clean cooking. The International Energy Agency announced the funding Thursday, building on $2.2 billion mobilized atRead More
South Africa has seen a surge in anti-immigrant sentiment, with a ‘deadline’ set by protesters for undocumented immigrants to leave the country passing last month.Read More
Prices for jade are falling in the market in Mandalay, central Myanmar, a trend traders attribute to China’s economic slowdown and a decline in purchases by Chinese-linked international criminal organizations following a crackdown on fraud rings.Read More
At a time when artificial intelligence, automation, and other technological advances are reshaping labour markets, and countries are seeking to build knowledge-based economies, Bangladesh has a workforce in which more than half lack functional literacy and numeracy.Read More