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The Copyright Royalty Board has published in the Federal Register a correction to its notice announcing the commencement of the next proceeding to…

It’s a common phrase in the compliance world: “do the right thing.” But what is “the right thing?” Are there risks to moralizing organizational…

A ground-breaking pledge to work towards a climate-resilient Nelson Mandela Bay was signed by a range of partners at a historic ceremony in New Brighton on Wednesday.

ALBAWABA- Yemen's Houthi authorities have issued a directive for American and British personnel associated with the United Nations and humanitarian orga

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) will on Friday rule on South Africa's application for emergency measures to be implemented against Israel for that country's alleged genocide in its war in Gaza.

American singer songwriter Melanie Safka, best known for the hits ‘Brand New Key’ and ‘Lay Down (Candles In The Rain)’, has died at age 76.

Then the problems started mounting. American workers’ wages soared after the pandemic, while Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sent commodity prices skyrocketing. The Federal Reserve’s rate increases drove up the cost of borrowing for billion-dollar developments. A global backlog of wind farm plans created a shortage of the vessels needed to haul turbines and their foundations from ports to job sites in the ocean. Delays stacked up. “The problem is the...

The brutal conditions facing migrants are being allowed to occur with the deliberate aim of discouraging asylum seekers from coming to or staying in Chicago.

Jack Black popped up spouting his gut at the Foo Fighters show in Auckland, New Zealand in the weekend.