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6.30pm Mon 4 Sept | Henrik J Kleven, Alison McGovern, Linda Scott | Free public event at LSE

Lorain County Sheriff Phil Stammitti is asking his supporters to vote against the county's proposed alternative government change.

Both the media and education businesses continue to enjoy growth. Group revenues are up by 14%. PRISA reinforces governance with the appointment of two Deputy...

Almost six decades since the passage of the Women’s Charter in parliament, like many other Asian countries, Singapore is still grappling with one of its most entrenched socioeconomic challenges – gender inequality.

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About 40 people filled the Lorain County Commission chambers at a meeting July 11 to share their thoughts on changing the county government to an alternative style splitting the county into seven districts versus the way it is now with three commissioners elected countywide.

Citizens for Equal Representation for Lorain County presented a request to place a proposal to add four commisioners to the board on the November ballot.

The Progress Pride flag will be flown, for the first time, over Los Angeles County buildings during June’s ...

6.30pm Mon 15 May | Daniel Chandler, Margaret Levi, David Runciman, Polly Toynbee | Registration Required | Free public event at LSE

The right to vote while in prison isn’t some radical idea; in fact, it is recognized as an essential right both inside and outside of the United States. People who are incarcerated in Vermont, Maine, Puerto Rico, and even our nation’s capital, Washington, D.C., never lose their right to vote.