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Some global tycoons were concerned that the law might hurt Hong Kong’s profitability as a financial capital in Asia.

MANILA, Philippines – The Department of Health (DOH) said on Thursday, July 2, that it is  looking for alternative sources to compensate health workers who were severely infected or died due to the  coronavirus after the Bayanihan Law expired on June 25 .  

Anita Joseph has expressed displeasure over an actress who shared an unclad photo with her son to mark his birthday. Anita told her to go for mental checkup.

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A change in how Houston area hospitals report intensive care unit capacity during the coronavirus pandemic has drawn criticism from the top two locally elected officials who question if the medical facilities are being fully transparent. (July 2)

The rules of college recruiting still apply today. But without racing and live results, there are holes to fill and ways to fill them. Here’s how.

Plans have been lodged to build nearly 20 homes on vacant land near Stourbridge.

Boris Johnson has told a Black Country MP he plans to urgently address the "scandal" of Britain's disclosure and barring service (DBS).

NBA 2K21 fans have a big day in store with the release date getting revealed by 2K Games later today alongside the final cover athlete unveiling and pre-orders launching.

MYLEENE KLASS, who is a famed singer and presenter, has spoken candidly about an "eye-opening" moment amid her friend and Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway's struggles following her husband Derek Draper's admission to hospital following his battle with coronavirus.

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The Brooklyn-based brands came together to release a limited summer capsule collection for food and fashion lovers alike.

The Miami-based direct-to-consumer lifestyle and swim brand's offering is entirely crafted from sustainable fabrics.

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This tricky little habit of accepting our circumstances keeps us in jobs we hate, stories that hold us back, relationships that hurt, and places that don’t feel like home.

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Content warning: this article contains description of miscarriage

I sent a photograph of the test to my friend. She could see it too – the second pink line that confirmed the past week’s suspicions. I was pregnant. She congratulated me in all caps, with multiple exclamation marks and various emojis. I thanked her but couldn’t allow myself to share in the excitement. The joy I desperately wanted to embrace couldn’t make its way past the panicked onslaught of what ifs.  

“This is a different pregnancy,” my husband reminded me. Читать дальше...

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I am used to talking about race. I am a Black woman and an attorney. I am also an equal employment opportunity officer, a position referred to as chief diversity officer in some organisations. 

What a dramatic difference a few months can make. At the beginning of 2020, it was hard to imagine that a worldwide health and economic crisis would develop so rapidly and cause a dramatic global shock.