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516 6 minutes read Photo: Background photo: TapTheForwardAssist on Wikipedia via CC Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 license. Arm and phone: Image by Free-Photos from Pixabay In the wake of the storming of the U.S. Capitol building and attempt to interrupt the certification of Joe Biden as the 46th President, a predictable refrain has been repeated amongst politicians and law enforcement. “ We need new anti-terrorism laws,” they say. “ We need more freedom to surveil people,” they shout. Biden himself is in favor of such a proposal. He spent much of his weak, meandering campaign pu...

RAPAPORT... Diamonds Do Good (DDG) has named Rebecca Foerster as its new president. She will succeed Anna Martin, who is departing after a four-year term. Foerster, who is the president of Alrosa’s US operations, was elected to the position after having served on the DDG board for 10 years and on its executive committee for the past four years, the organization said last week. “I am very confident Rebecca will continue the positive impact Diamonds Do Good has made for so many communities, and I look forward to working with her to encourage the industry to share these stories with their cu...

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Diamonds Do Good® Announces New Board Members for 2021 Rebecca Foerster, President ALROSA USA, Becomes DDG President By: Diamond World News Service | | Rebecca Foerster, President, Alrosa, USA The Diamonds Do Good® (DDG) board today unanimously approved ten new members to join their board of directors with veteran Executive Committee member Rebecca Foerster taking on the role of President. Anna Martin, Senior Vice President, Global Development and Beneficiation at GIA remains on the Execu...

New York followed in second place, with 67% of shipments handled by United Van Lines being "outbound." California, Connecticut and Illinois rounded out the top five states experiencing an outflow of residents to other locales, the moving company found. Residents leaving those states cited "retirement" as a primary driver for their decision to leave, according to Eily Cummings, director of corporate communications for United Van Lines. "Covid-19 really accelerated the retirement moves," she said. "We're in that peak baby boomer era, and what we noticed was that people accelerated and moved thi...