'Sense of urgency' among pharma giants to move beyond China: Suven Pharma Chairman
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Tano North Assembly approves MCE
By Michael Owusu Duodu Duayaw-Nkwanta (Ahafo), April 23, GNA-The 37-member assembly has approved the President nominee, ...
Security forces foil infiltration bid at J&K’s Uri, 2 terrorists with suspected links to LeT killed
Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) is the same terror outfit believed to be behind Tuesday's attack in Pahalgam that claimed 26 lives...
An incident threatens the use of the health card and the selection of training places for specialists.
The use of the health card and the process for selecting a place in Specialized Health Training (FSE), which takes place...
Our propensity for violence and the institutions that foster it
With crumbling institutions built on fragile principles, power has been co-opted....
City unveils Blaisdell’s new PV system
To celebrate Earth Day on Tuesday, the City and County of Honolulu formally unveiled a massive installation of 4,554 lar...
Letters: We weep for the loss of Pope Francis
Pope Francis began his papacy with simplicity, dedicating his life and position to serve the impoverished....
Editorial: Illinois GOP has to do better than the likes of Thomas DeVore, lockdown critic
Thomas DeVore’s ascent and subsequent fall underscore that the Illinois GOP can’t win with grievance-driven candidat...
Rabbi Yehiel Poupko: A Jewish appreciation of Pope Francis
Pope Francis was a pope who respected and honored the Jewish people....
Kenneth Obel: Donald Trump’s attacks against law firms follow in the footsteps of Joseph McCarthy
Today, Donald Trump is playing the role of Joseph McCarthy. The very institutions he is assaulting must challenge him....
Francis spoke clearly. It would be a miracle if the administration listened
In his Easter message, Pope Francis criticized — one last time — the Trump administration's cruel mass deportation p...
Laura Washington: Expo Chicago is a petri dish for the arts
Expo Chicago, the city's biggest arts gathering, arrives at the right time to take the temperature of our challenging ar...
There's no neutral language to describe horrific actions
Can journalists and judges appear unbiased while describing U.S. residents being apprehended outside the legal system an...
Editorial: How Mayor Johnson’s budget working group could succeed
We're not holding our breath that a new mayoral working group will solve Chicago's budget crisis. But hope springs etern...
Young Americans sour on congressional Democrats, new poll finds
The latest Harvard Youth Poll by the university's Institute of Politics indicates that the approval rating for congressi...
Letter: Leaders need to realize actions have consequences
We have a situation today in this country that definitely needs immediate attention. The ruling party and their follower...
Letter: AI regulation a threat to our republic
AI revolution...
May Dell Blaney
May Dell Blaney, 84, was born on January 15, 1941, in Washington, La., to Dallas and Elzina Frank and was the fourth of ...
Danger for Labor is undecided voters tuning in to Dutton for last 10 days
A late surge by the Coalition may be enough to deny Anthony Albanese majority government....
Port Glasgow 'has a bright future' as burgh gets ready to celebrate 250 years
Councillor Chris Curley says the 250th anniversary of Port Glasgow becoming a burgh could mark a real turning point in t...
Letter: Thankful for friend's service to community
One of the most thankless jobs and yet important is to serve on a school board. My friend Julie Wagner just completed se...
I’m an older Gen Z – please don’t lump me in with the boring younger ones
Here's the real reason younger Gen Z are so uptight compared with us...
1925: First travelers now using tourist camp
Highlights of news reported today in 2000, 1975, 1950 and 1925....
Matt Mooney: Term limits for Congress would bring about better results
These same people who are actually supposed to be working together, but aren't, continue to be reelected. This only happ...
Two Levies soldiers escorting polio team martyred in Mastung gun attack
Two Levies Force soldiers were martyred when armed gunmen attacked them as they escorted members of a polio vaccination ...
Renewables slave labour warning as Ed Miliband seeks ban on Chinese materials
He wants to ensure solar panels, wind turbines, and batteries must not contain materials suspected of being produced thr...
Nikki Haley on Russia and Ukraine says US should 'want to be on the right side of history'
Former U.S. Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley suggested that the U.S. should "want to be on the right side of history" re...
French foreign minister visits Iraq amid regional tour
Jean-Noel Barrot’s tour also includes Kuwait, Saudi Arabia...
Opinion: We need a shift in what being healthy looks like in CT and this country
There is no better way to fight the various health disparities throughout this country than to get involved at the local...
'Muslims Feeling Weakened...': Robert Vadra's Pahalgam Remark Sparks Row, BJP Reacts
Robert Vadra has stoked a massive controversy with his "Muslims are feeling weakened" remark on the Pahalgam terror atta...
PDP clarifies position on coalition moves for 2027 amid internal rifts
In a bid to quell growing speculations and internal discontent, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has clarified its sta...
Farage's Reform UK stretches poll lead on Tories as Jenrick seeks 'one way or another' to unite the Right
The latest YouGov poll showed Reform on 25%, up two points on last week, with the Conservatives on 20%, down one point...
Tax hikes would ‘take strain’ as headroom shrinks
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will likely announce a raft of tax increases to “take the strain” of higher public spending...
