At work, in healthcare, in stations and on the street, at the bank: in many places older people feel excluded, unprotected and discriminated against because of their age. This has an impact on their well-being, their health and their existence to all. And that affects the entire society. “The problem is becoming increasingly urgent, because … Read more
1. British parliament approves bill to send migrants to Rwanda In the night from Monday to Tuesday, the British Parliament approved a controversial bill that would allow illegal migrants to be deported to Rwanda by plane. read more 2. Older people want the UN to protect their human rights The human rights of the elderly … Read more
Nike to Lay Off 740 Employees at Oregon Headquarters Nike has announced plans to lay off 740 employees at its Oregon headquarters by June 28, as reported by Reuters and Oregon Public Broadcasting. The decision is part of the sportswear giant’s ongoing efforts to implement workforce reductions and cost-cutting measures. The layoff notification, mandated by … Read more
The Tipping Debate: Is it Getting Out of Control? Introduction If you think that tip request screens are appearing in strange places, you are not alone. Raising concerns about Tipping Culture Nearly 3 in 4 people think tipping culture has gotten out of control and more than half believe that businesses are replacing employee salaries … Read more
Putin’s Expected Victory in Russia’s Presidential Election By Kim Hjelmgaard and Anna Nemtsova | USA Today Putin’s Impending Electoral Triumph Sasha Skochilenko’s crime was swapping supermarket price tags with anti-war messages. Oleg Tarasov faced penalty due to the name he gave his Wi-Fi network. Aleksey Moskalyov was convicted of discrediting the Russian military after his … Read more
Former President Donald Trump Promises Support for Christians in Presidential Bid On Friday, former President Donald Trump made a powerful appeal to Christians, vowing to protect God’s presence in the public square. Trump, speaking at the annual conference of the National Religious Broadcasters in Nashville, pledged to appoint a task force to combat anti-Christian bias … Read more
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The year 2100 appears as an intriguing time horizon full of uncertainty for the future of our planet. As we move into the 21st century, humanity faces environmental, technological and social challenges that will shape the destiny of the Earth in the decades to come. In this article, the possible transformations that the Earth could … Read more
RSV Vaccination Error: CDC Reports Incorrect Vaccines Administered to Pregnant Women and Babies The Latest Vaccination Error: 128 Pregnant Women and 25 Babies Received Incorrect RSV Vaccines The U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has issued a report revealing a serious vaccination error. According to the CDC, 128 pregnant women and 25 babies received vaccines … Read more
Stellantis Employees Could Receive Profit-Sharing Checks of $13,860 Stellantis Employees Could Receive Profit-Sharing Checks of $13,860 Annual Profit-Sharing Announcement Stellantis NV, an automaker, announced on Thursday that employees represented by the United Auto Workers (UAW) could expect generous profit-sharing checks. The checks, which vary based on individual working hours, will amount to an average of … Read more
Al-Hurra website reported that the Health Department in the US state of Alaska announced the recording of the first death due to a recently discovered virus called Alaska Pox “Alaskapox.” The man, who lived on the remote Kenai Peninsula, was taken to the hospital in November last year and died in late January, according to … Read more