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They will commence their new roles on April 11

The U.S. Military requires all potential enlistees to take an exam called the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery test.

Outgoing Climate jet-setter John Kerry is again showing his "naked contempt" for transparency by refusing to reveal his staff in an office that has operated in the dark since its inception.

South Dakota's attorney general, a lawyer who represents journalists and a First Amendement expert will explain how to navigate the state's open meetings and records laws during a free seminar on Saturday, April 20. The training will be held online, and a limited number of tickets will be available for

The U.S. Military requires all potential enlistees to take an exam called the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery test.

On a recent trip to Liberia, I was shocked to see how the cancer of corruption has destroyed a country with diamonds, gold, iron, etc. A police officer in Liberia works for US$125 monthly, and a chicken cost US$15. Imagine no garbage collection, no piped running water, poor sanitation, and over US$100 million missing from…

A bench of Chief Justice A J Desai and Justice V G Arun issued notice to the Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau and the Kerala government, seeking their response to the PIL by animal rights activist Angels Nair.

Will Kejriwal emerge stronger from his imprisonment, is the question

Things had been tense on the Wentworth Police District Council for a while by the time Ephraim Lee walked out of the group’s December meeting. He apologized to the room for the council’s dysfunction and said: “If you want to see this (unprofessionalism), then you can just go down to City Hall.” Then he left. Lee had only served on the brand-new civilian council for the 2nd Police District for ...

Two major political issues dominated the African stage last week. The heart-warming, was the Tuesday inauguration of the continent’s...