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Pandemic Provokes City vs. State Conflicts The coronavirus pandemic and the 2020 elections have increased the number of states preempting local laws and ordinances, especially where cities and states were run by different political parties. Elaine S. Povich, Stateline   |   April 20, 2021   |  Analysis Late last year, commissioners in Athens-Clarke County, Georgia, proposed cutting police funding in half over the next decade and redirecting...

01 April 2021 The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) – together with the world’s largest cruise company, Carnival Corporation & plc, and the leading global hospitality company Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. announced the  2021 Global Scientific Summit on COVID-19. The free live virtual forum, which is open to the public, will take place from 10:00 AM to 1:30 PM (EDT) [3:00 PM to 6:30 PM GMT] [4:00 PM to 7:30 PM CEST] on Thursday, April 15, 2021.  The  2021 Global Scientific Summi...

‘Honest and genuine reviews are a must to consider the pros and cons of any instrument’ Editorial Article: ‘Honest and genuine reviews are a must to consider the pros and cons of any instrument’ Virender Singh shares his work, his average day, and favorite piece of laboratory equipment 01 Apr 2021 Virender Singh, founder and editor of Bio Patrika and postdoc scholar at Case Western Reserve University Lab product reviews can change the world by helping other scientists find the best equi...

Registration is now open for the World Travel & Tourism Council's second Global Scientific Summit on Covid-19.

(AP Photo/Antonio Calanni) Last week, I covered the story of University of Dayton Law Professor Vernellia Randall’s “Whitest Law Schools Report.” The annual analysis — which was first released in 2004 — rates law schools in “Total Whiteness.” Vernellia encouraged listed institutions of higher learning to knock it off with the “excess whiteness.” SCOOP: A University of Dayton professor is now ranking law schools according to their "total whiteness"—and demanding that they eli...

DBusiness Magazine Plum Market Expands to Ohio, Will Enter Texas, California, and Washington, D.C. Farmington Hills-based Plum Market has opened the doors of a Plum Market Kitchen located in Cleveland. The 12,000-square-foot urban market concept features natural, organic, and locally sourced food, beverages, and wellness items. Plum Market is expanding to Ohio through a new location in Cleveland. // Photo courtesy of Plum Market Farmington Hills-based Plum Market has opened the doors of a Plum ...

Ladies and gentlemen, rest easy. The Whitest Law School Report has been released and high level law schools are bragging about where they rated in the report. This a powerful reminder white privilege isn’t real, but rabid anti-white insanity now occupies the minds of our elites, determining virtually every decision made in the private and public sector. ,  by Bobby Burack,  Outkick.com, March 12, 2021 College and universities across America brag about a variety of statistics: student GPAs, ...

Monadnock Ledger-Transcript Published: 3/13/2021 9:44:01 AM Lisa Bostnar still gets butterflies when the curtain opens and the lights get bright. But not the nervous fluttering kind, more like an excited anticipation of performing in front of an audience, there to capture her every move on stage. Since moving to New York City in 1986, acting has not only been Bostnar’s career, but it has fulfilled a passion for creativity and imagination that really began as a child playing in the backwoods o...

share: The following news release was originally issued by the Air Force Research Laboratory. This joint Air Force Research Laboratory – Case Western Reserve University (AFRL-CWRU) program makes use of the X-ray Footprinting of Biological Materials (XFP) beamline at the National Synchrotron Light Source II (NSLS-II), as well as other Structural Biology beamlines at NSLS-II. The goal is to understand the structural interactions between candidate biosensors and biological molecules (bio...

Short takes — “excessive whiteness,” Myles Leonard, and Vanita Gupta *Did you know that law schools are now being rated according to their “whiteness”? The rating system determines a school’s “excess whiteness” by comparing the degree to which a law school’s student body is more white than the Law School Admissions Council (LSAC) applicant pools and state population. Credentials to study law don’t factor in, of course. “The Whitest Law School Report” found Case Western ...