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Universities, government agencies and State Owned Enterprises (SOEs) - each with their own teams of spin doctors - are spending hundreds of thousands of do

IN a field on the outskirts of Bishop Auckland, detectorist and history hunter Mark McMullan has just unearthed this Silver War Badge which was lost…

February 3rd marks National Women's Physician Day, honoring female physicians and recognizing their accomplishments and struggles, encouraging more women to enter the field, and celebrating past achievements such as Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell who was the first woman to receive a medical degree in the US in 1849 and recent studies show that female physicians have better patient outcomes and higher patient satisfaction scores, despite facing challenges in balancing family responsibilities and ca...

A Sumner County legal fight reflects new political divide between "Constitutional Republicans" and establishment Republicans.

By Gretchen McKay From Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Like a lot of pizza enthusiasts, Chris and Caran Hayes have always ...

The pioneering producer reflects on her work as part of the Black Film Workshop movement of the 1980s and observes what’s changed for Black filmmakers and creatives since.

The Employment Rights Legal Service sets out various steps an employee can take

2022 Australasian Law Awards winner sheds light on the limited circumstances that justify pay cuts

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Jane Cooke Wright, one of the first Black women doctors upon earning her MD in 1945, played a key role in the development of oncology as a medical specialty, and was one of the founding members of ASCO.