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What Makes a Society More Resilient? Frequent Hardship. Comparing 30,000 years of human history, researchers found that surviving famine, war or climate change helps groups recover more quickly from future shocks.
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Work The lessons from colleges that didn't call the police
 For weeks, police have been arriving on college campuses from New York to California at the behest of university officials, sweeping pro-Palestinian protests and arresting more than 2,100 people. They’ve come in riot gear, zip-tied students and hauled them off, and in some high-profile instances, acted violently. Work The U.S. Is Flooded With Fake Botox. Here's What to Watch Out For.
In 2021, police officers arrested a woman after she offered undercover agents counterfeit Botox injections in a makeshift medical office she had set up in a Los Angeles hotel room. A year later, a California-based doctor pleaded guilty to hiding from patients that the drugs she had injected them with were not name-brand Botox, but unapproved versions she bought online. Work Work Xi Visits Europe, Seeking Strategic Opportunity
“For Xi, being in Belgrade is a very economical way to ask if the United States is really serious about international law,” said Janka Oertel, the director of the Asia program at the European Council on Foreign Relations in Berlin, “and to say, how about NATO overreach as a problem for other countries?” Work Work Work Work Work Gallows Humor and Talk of Escape: Trump?s Possible Return Rattles Capital
That’s all fine with Mr. Trump and his allies. In their view, Washington’s fear is the point. He is the disrupter of the elite. He is coming to break up their corrupt “uniparty” hold on power. If establishment Washington is upset about the possibility that he returns, that is a selling point to his base around the country that is alienated from the people in power. Work How One Latino Pastor Became a Foot Soldier for Trump
Donald J. Trump is now reaping the rewards of that work. Polls show his support among Hispanic voters hitting levels not seen for a Republican president in 20 years. If he wins the White House, he will have people like Mr. Perez — little-known figures with underappreciated power — to thank. Work Work When Prison and Mental Illness Amount to a Death Sentence
The country’s jails and prisons have become its largest provider of inpatient mental health treatment, with 10 times as many seriously mentally ill people now held behind bars as in hospitals. Estimating the population of incarcerated people with major psychological problems is difficult, but the number is likely 200,000 to 300,000, experts say. Work Work Northern Ireland: Why Brexit isn't 'done' for some
The potential for them to become a focus of political disagreement is obvious: between unionists and nationalists in the assembly, between the local parties and the UK government and between the UK and the EU. Work Work Work Opinion | I Love Facebook. That?s Why I?m Suing Meta.
Unfortunately, Mr. Barclay was forced by Facebook to remove the software. Large social media platforms appear to be increasingly resistant to third-party tools that give users more command over their experiences. Many of them, in fact, have stopped supporting third-party tools directly. Work Organizers Hope Music Puts the Miami in the Miami Grand Prix
At the third annual Miami Grand Prix, Marc Anthony, the four-time Grammy-winning Latin singer, will perform the national anthem; Kaytranada, an EDM producer born in Haiti, will play at the end of the race. Weekend performances at a festival-like venue near the racetrack included the Puerto Rican rapper Don Omar and the Miami-born D.J. Steve Aoki. Work Work Work Work Work Work 'Alarming' number of lone children held in UK-run facilities in France
"Individuals in detention are held in safe and decent conditions, and there are established procedures in place in every facility to monitor people's welfare and safeguarding needs. These facilities are subject to inspection by the HM chief inspector of prisons, accompanied by their French counterpart, to ensure they are of the highest standards." Work Prisons 'sleepwalking into crisis' as inmates forced to share single cells
An MoJ spokesperson said: "We are delivering the biggest prison expansion since the Victorian era - including two prisons in two years - to help rehabilitate offenders and keep our streets safe. We will always ensure there is enough capacity to serve the outcome of the courts and keep dangerous offenders behind bars, and cells are only doubled up where it is safe to do so. Work Work Work Work UK university courses on race and colonialism facing axe due to cuts
Adi said that his experience of teaching Black history and race-related studies in the classroom shows that there is a desire for these topics to be taught. He taught a first-year module about Africa and the African diaspora at Chichester University, where his hundreds-strong cohort was mostly white students. “They voted [it] ‘module of the year’,” he said. TradeBriefs Publications are read by over 10,00,000 Industry Executives |
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