Новости за 06.04.2021

Many people arrested in assaults on Asian residents in New York have had a history of mental health episodes, arrests and homelessness, complicating the city’s search for an effective response.

Georgia’s new voting law has to be understood in its own peculiar historical context.

As one blockmate after another fell ill, we tried to stay safe and care for one another. It wasn’t always enough.

Allan Vann has been with his wife Clare for 48 years in what he says has been a “fairy tale marriage.” In 2009, Clare was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. In an interview with CBS News, Allan describes the pain of watching the disease rob him of the woman he loves most.

Three new books analyze the shortcomings of the nation’s criminal justice system.

The government is back to its well-tried Inspector Clouseau mode with a public inquiry intended to discredit accusations of institutional racism that has done the exact opposite. This bit of self-inflicted foot-shooting came soon after half-baked efforts to suppress a protest on Clapham Common that guaranteed it worldwide publicity. The twin debacles have significant features More

We hear about trillions all the time now, but the number is beyond human comprehension.

If you’re trying to find out how you can watch Man City vs. Dortmund on US TV in the UEFA Champions League, you’ve come to the right place. In the UEFA Champions League, Man City...

Our personalities are not set in stone. They are more like sand dunes.

Katie Booth‘s new biography, “The Invention of Miracles,” argues that the inventor’s view of deafness as a deficit to be cured by oralism has had a long, destructive influence on deaf culture.

The singer-songwriter explores the intersection of fame and ordinary family life in her new memoir, “Broken Horses.”

Sonos’s new Roam speaker is trying to change your relationship with sound and the smart home.

“Hummingbird Salamander,” VanderMeer’s new novel, is an ecological thriller that confronts the possibility of humanity’s extinction.

New Zealand has approved quarantine-free travel with Australia, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said Tuesday, completing a two-way corridor for travel between the largely Covid-free neighbours.

This free and easy-to-use tool can show you when your stimulus payment is on the way to your mailbox. We'll tell you what to look for so you don't throw it away.

The conservative writer Helen Andrews and the liberal journalist Jill Filipovic discuss why millennials are so mad at their parents’ generation.

With a top speed of 174 mph, the roofline isn't the only thing that's fast about this SUV.

When her family doctor continuously blamed stress for her abdominal pain and refused to refer her to a specialist, Mhàiri Agnew was left with few options. The 20-year-old Moncton student had to pay to see a gynecologist, who diagnosed her with polycystic ovary syndrome — 15 years after her initial complaints.

We’ve all been bombarded with the news that more people than ever began working from home due to the global pandemic. Even now as the pandemic is starting to recede, more and more employees are hoping they can continue working from home, even if only part time. This means employers will need to continue offering […]

As we hopefully head toward widespread COVID-19 vaccinations and back to some sort of new normal, employers should remember business information is often valuable because it’s secret, and it’s secret and protectable only when you use reasonable efforts to preserve its confidentiality. Almost every business relies on trade secrets that, if properly preserved, can be […]

I’ve been fortunate enough to manage talent in both large businesses and smaller scale-ups, and during this time, I’ve been able to hone the hiring process and pick up on common patterns. One of the most common mistakes I see around the hiring process is how teams treat it like a pipeline instead of a […]