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Guest: Volodymyr Ishchenko is a sociologist studying social protests in Ukraine. He is the deputy director of the Center for Social and Labor Research, a member of the editorial board of Commons: Journal for Social Criticism and the LeftEast web-magazine, and a lecturer at the Department of Sociology at the Kyiv Polytechnic Institute. His is […]

In this week's news, Novak Djokovic wins his 11th major title and sets Grand Slam goal, Angelique Kerber stuns Serena and reaches career high and top images from the 2016 Australian Open.

President Obama wants to compel many companies to begin reporting salary information to the federal government. Thaya Brook Knight comments. Correction: The proposal would not require companies to provide the information as part of their own tax filings, but would require them to use the information from employees’ Forms W-2 to compile the required disclosure, which would be made to the EEOC.

Meningitis Now said the Health Secretary's advice to parents should be ignored

Meningitis Now said the Health Secretary's advice to parents should be ignored

The Iowa caucuses are a critical moment in the presidential primary nominating process, but the 60-year tradition still remains confusing to many voters.

Ultimate Skiing – by Ron LeMaster, © 2010. Video/Book Reviews by Ed Kane This is Ron LeMaster’s rewrite of his earlier book “The Skier’s Edge” and is published by Human Kinetics in 2010. It is available from the office, now on sale for $20 (plus tax and shipping). It’s a soft bound 209 page well illustrated book. This version was written to incorporate considerations brought to the sport by the innovations in shaped skis and advances in equipment technology. It has a great deal of information that... Читать дальше...

The Ayala Group’s education arm announced that it would accept public school students, who would receive vouchers from the Department of Education (DepEd), at no added cost. Beth Lui, president and chief executive officer of Affordable Private Education Center (Apec) Schools, said they would accept 3,500 senior high school (SHS) students in their afternoon classes […]

Your eyes are among the most fascinating and complex parts of your body. They work like a camera, taking pictures of the world around you and sending these images to your brain. Your brain then processes the images so you can make sense of them or store them in your memory. Like a camera, our […]

Photos by Kimberly dela Cruz Heneral Luna may have died at the end of the movie of the same name, but the person behind the feisty character is so very much alive, especially to the young beneficiaries of Capable (Care and Protect Life on Earth) Foundation. Award-winning actor John Arcilla, who played the title role […]

That's a lot of Ned Ryerson.

Here are some of the facial expressions Bouton suggests looking out for

Load up your phone with some crucial apps that'll help you better enjoy the biggest game of the year.

Physics World editor Matin Durrani introduces the February issue

By Steven MalangabrbrCall it a tale of two states. On the one hand, California is briskly creating private-sector jobs, led by a Silicon Valley hiring spree. Sacramentorsquo;s budget, deeply in the red just a few years ago, is running a surplus, thanks to big income gains by the statersquo;s wealthy residents. Meanwhile, however, large areas of the state lag behind. Six of Americarsquo;s ten metro regions with the highest unemployment ratesmdash;including blue-collar communities like Merced and Fresnomdash;are in the Golden State. Читать дальше...

'De Loys' ape' was a fraud perpetuated to prove a pseudoscientific view of evolution.