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Publisher Carmen Callil, pioneer and champion of female writers, founder of Virago Press, and one who introduced UK readers to authors like Angela Carter a...
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A new study found that female educators were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic disproportionately and more negatively than their male counterparts.Conducte...
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The jury in the Parkland School shooting case has recommended that the 24-year-old shooter, Nikolas Cruz, be spared from the death penalty and instead hand...
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The former president of L.A. City Council, Nury Martinez, who had earlier stepped down as President of LA City Council, following the publication of a reco...
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Based in Santa Clara, California, Intel Corp. has slated a mega layoff to reduce headcount, likely in the thousands, to cope with a failing personal comput...
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Founded by Alexander Hamilton, BNY Mellon, the oldest US Bank, is one of the first large financial institutions in the country to safeguard digital assets...
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On Monday, the United Kingdom sanctioned the senior security officials of Iran's so-called "Morality Police" over the detention and use of violence to cont...
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South Korean President, Yoon Suk-Yeol, has again defended his government’s plan to abolish the gender equality ministry in the Country and insisted the scr...
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The European Parliament on Thursday slammed the Iranian government for repressing the rights of women protesters and creating an atmosphere of fear in the...
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Manchester City Women's soccer team has moved away from wearing white shorts onwards the next season of games as female soccer players have become more voc...
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A 14-year-old girl in the US State of Arizona was denied a low dose of a lifesaving drug she takes to treat the symptoms of arthritis, the teen’s doctor cl...
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After President Joe Biden announced the student loan forgiveness plan in August this year, under which students would receive up to $20,000 in federal debt...
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