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Normalisation lowers our empathy, lowers expectations of government action, and allows inadequate systems to persist, writes ...

It has been more than five years since Urmila Matondkar appeared in a film, leading to persistent chatter about her exit from Bollywood. The actor, however, remains unfazed by the perception. Urmila ...

A deep rift has emerged between Anthony Albanese, his government and party and Jews who for the past two years asked them to ...

To solve a truly maddening problem, sometimes all you need is another person to bounce ideas back and forth with. After agonizing over details for hours, a thought partner can help you iron out the ...

One can argue that the underlying methodology is flawed to the point that the results cannot reasonably claim to represent ...

Outside, the unassuming warehouse-like building is silent. You’d drive by CAL-2, the largest operating data centre in the Calgary area, in an industrial park northeast of the city, without ever ...

As African book publishers build a literary ecosystem of their own, they say they're fighting a stubborn perception problem, with too many international publishers treat the continent's 54 countries ...

The BBC has an independence perception problem. That’s one of the key findings of a major audience survey undertaken by the BBC as part of preparations to renew its operating agreement, known as the ...

One UCLA football legend sat across from the other, lamenting how far their beloved program had fallen. On one side was Rick Neuheisel, a onetime Rose Bowl most valuable player and Bruins head coach, ...

When President Trump launched an effort to address crime in Washington, D.C., he argued that the source of the city's problems was clear. "This dire public safety crisis stems directly from the abject ...

Beneath the bleak headlines, Europe’s startup scene is thriving. But without a strong narrative, the world isn’t noticing. Unsplash+ The E.U. tech scene is failing miserably. Or at least, that’s what ...