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As ASU police continue searching for a rape suspect, safety experts say there's more the Tempe-based university could do to prevent violence on campus.

Three leading figures from the north-east's food sector taste the future of consumer demand, trade deals and the impact of Covid-19

Aberdeenshire's Castleton Farm produces traditional Scottish food that is grown, picked and processed on its family farm.

April 30, 2021 Advertisement China is the quintessential surveillance state: cameras perch on every street corner and bots monitor every corner of the internet. Chinese officials believe these measures will enable them to anticipate and preempt threats to the regime. But might Beijing’s growing reliance on surveillance actually weaken the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)’s hold on power? China’s surveillance network is expansive and pervasive. Chongqing, for example, holds the dubious distin...

Letter #21, 2021, Wed, April 28: Ukraine Summit? Letter #21, 2021, Wed, April 28: Ukraine Summit?     Three images related to a possible Russia-Ukraine Summit meeting in Rome with Pope Francis, in the near future, to discuss the tense situation in the Donbass region of Ukraine. Top, Pope Francis, 84, with Vladimir Putin, President of Russia, 68, and Vladimir Zelensky, President of Ukraine, 46, in the background. In the second photo, Zelensky alone, and in the third photo, Putin alone. F...

1 of 2 America Meredith, publishing editor at First American Art Museum, presented on Cherokee women reclaiming their stories during the 48th annual Symposium on the American Indian at Northeastern State University. Dr. Jacquetta Shade-Johnson By Betty Ridge /CNHI Oklahoma Apr 25, 2021 1 of 2 America Meredith, publishing editor at First American Art Museum, presented on Cherokee women reclaiming their stories during the 48th annual Sym...

Cork father’s grief for his son brings new life to old songs Michael Fitzgerald with musicians Brian Hassett and Hugh Dillon as they listen back to a recording for the album No Simple Highway Sarah Horgan A CORK man is reimagining songs about love and loss to bring comfort to people who are grieving. Devoted father Michael Fitzgerald was with his son, Aodhrua, when Aodhrua succumbed to cancer at just 21 years of age, during Christmas 2013. The years that followed were intensely painful for Mi...

TAHLEQUAH – Self-taught potter. Cherokee National Treasure. Teacher. While there are many ways to describe her, Anna Belle Sixkiller Mitchell is widely known as the revivalist of traditional Southeastern-style pottery with her legacy impacting other Cherokee arts. “There may have been other people that tried this, but she’s the first person to take it to the level…after removal in Oklahoma to revive the art of Southeastern traditional pottery,” Victoria Vazquez, Mitchel...

Cork singer-songwriter launches debut single this week It’s an exciting week for Cork singer-songwriter Meghan Ali who launches her debut single ‘Mystic Forest’ on March 5.  We chat to her in our Person to Person. Singer-songwriter Meghan Ali. TELL us about yourself; I’m a 27-year-old singer/songwriter about to launch my first single Mystic Forest, from the Judgement Day album, also being released later this year. It’s all happening in 2021! Where were you born? Where do you live? I...

This example is in the British Museum. Crystal human skulls with alleged mystical powers began turning up in Central America in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They were thought to be artifacts from Aztec and Mayan cultures. A number of museums and wealthy individual collectors wanted to get their hands on them. Where Did the Skulls Come from? Some of the skulls were life-sized, while others were miniatures; all elicited excitement from the archaeological community. Some suggested they ...