(BALTIMORE SUN) – Johns Hopkins Medicine’s chief diversity officer is no longer in the role two months after she wrote a newsletter identifying people with “privilege” and sparking backlash. In the January newsletter from the Baltimore hospital and research center’s diversity office, Dr. Sherita Golden wrote that “privilege” was the “word of the month,” defining…
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India's statistics have come under criticism from multiple quarters over quality issues and lag in releases. A paper published by the prime minister's economic advisory committee last year had criticised the National Sample Surveys, which are used for estimating poverty and unemployment, for having data quality issues.
Netflix released the trailer for the "Love Is Blind" Season 6 reunion on Friday. Among the revelations, Clay and Trevor answer for their mistakes in the season.
The share of women SUV buyers has climbed 4.5 times from five years ago amid a growing preference for vehicles with high ground clearance and higher seating. It jumped from only 29,000 units in 2018 to 125,000 units in 2023, showed data from industry sources.
Bournemouth owners The Black Knights have secured a 25 per cent stake in Hibernian after their £6m investment proposal was backed at the club's AGM. More... (https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11792/13082422/bournemouth-owner-bill-foleys-6m-hibernian-investment-approved-at-agm)
WINDSOR, Colo. - The Northern Colorado Owlz have signed catcher Chris Brady for the 2024 season.Brady spent his first professional season with the... - PL Northern Colorado Owlz
Celebrity MasterChef is expected to return later this year and a host of celebrities are now rumoured to have signed up, including a professional dancer from Strictly Come Dancing
Two former Texas deputies have been found not guilty in the death of a Black motorist who was shot several times with a stun gun following a police chase
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Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez was convicted Friday in New York of charges that he conspired with drug traffickers and used his military and national police force to enable tons of cocaine to make it unhindered into the United States.
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It’s not surprising that Ole Miss football coach Lane Kiffin said the transfer portal and NIL systems are a “disaster” for college football. His solution? Make players employees.
Roll out the red carpet because brands appear to be reconsidering the much-maligned TV awards show, often seen as old-fashioned and dusty in the digital age. One of the granddaddies of the genre--the Oscars--could become a coveted water-cooler moment because of the ads launching in and around the broadcast this weekend. Ahead of the 96th...
As Biden argues wages keep going up and inflation keeps coming down, four Americans claim food and grocery prices are going "up and up and up" and "nothing comes down."
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Congress has released its first list of 39 Lok Sabha candidates, including Rahul Gandhi from Wayanad in Kerala, AICC general secretary (organisation) KC Venugopal from Alappuzha, and former CM Bhupesh Baghel from Rajnandangaon in Chhattisgarh. The list features candidates from OBC-SC-ST minority segments and the general category, with many sitting MPs and a focus on Kerala. The formal decision on Gandhi contesting from Amethi will be taken later. The list also includes candidates from Karnataka, Meghalaya, Tripura, Nagaland, and Sikkim.
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Rap superstar Drake has wagered a huge bet on Francis Ngannou's heavyweight showdown against Anthony Joshua in Saturday evening's pay-per-view clash in Saudi Arabia.
The view was "awe-inspiring and a little scary," Shang Yang told Newsweek, noting "it was definitely not part of normal aurora activity."
Women across Latin America are bathing their city streets in purple in commemoration of International Women’s Day at a time when gender rights advocates in the region face both historic steps forward and major setbacks.