WASHINGTON — Congress voted on Friday to terminate the national emergency that President Trump has declared at the southwestern border, delivering a bipartisan rebuke of his efforts to redirect federal money to a border wall without congressional approval. The resolution of disapproval — the second time in two months that Congress has rejected Mr. Trump’s […]
House Again Rejects Trump’s Border Emergency Read More »
It’s not unusual for people of working age to be diagnosed with dementia. Many are perfectly capable of carrying on for years – but employers often don’t realise it. Each time IT consultant Doug Banks goes for a job interview – and he’s had two dozen since January 2018 – it always seems to turn
‘Why should I stop working just because I have dementia?’ Read More »
After walking back controversial remarks he made in an interview last week, Mark Ronson is sapiosexual no more. The seven-time Grammy winner told “Good Morning Britain” on Sept. 19 that he identifies as “sapiosexual,” a term he’d learned from one of the show’s previous guests that day. Psychology Today defines a sapiosexual person as one who
Mark Ronson Apologizes For ‘Embarrassing’ Remarks On Sapiosexuality Read More »
Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton accused President Trump of putting his personal and political gain ahead of the national interest. In a speech at Georgetown University in Washington, she described his phone call with the Ukrainian leader as a “cheap extortion racket”. Mr Trump faces impeachment proceedings for urging Ukraine to investigate Joe
Hillary Clinton condemns Trump’s ‘cheap extortion racket’ Read More »
Amanda Black, a California native living in Melbourne, Australia, has always enjoyed traveling on her own. But in years past, she often wished she had more of a community to lean into while planning her trips. “I love the solo road, but I still found myself wishing for a community who understood my passion, offered
This Is The Best, Most Underrated Travel Resource Read More »
A critical playoff race that will end the championship chances for four NASCAR drivers has been overshadowed by a free agent market that took a wild turn this week when Roush Fenway Racing abruptly dumped Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Stenhouse was told Wednesday the team was not interested in exercising the remaining two years on his
Stenhouse firing makes for frenzied NASCAR free agency Read More »
[What you need to know to start the day: Get New York Today in your inbox.] Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is calling for a government bailout for New York taxi drivers, emerging as the most prominent voice to back a financial rescue plan for thousands of drivers who were channeled into exploitative loans. Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, a
Ocasio-Cortez Calls for Bailout for Taxi Drivers Read More »
Burnout is a real occupational hazard, and it does not disappear when the workweek is done. The tired, snappy, apathetic employee at the office is the same person who still holds those grudges at home. According to the World Health Organization’s International Classification of Diseases, the main criteria for burnout isn’t necessarily being overworked. It
When Living For The Weekend Becomes A Sign Of Job Burnout Read More »
Looks like there will be a homecoming of sorts for Spider-Man, now that Disney and Sony have settled their differences. The two studios announced on Friday that they will collaborate on a third Spider-Man film starring Tom Holland. The as yet untitled film will be released on July 16, 2021, and be produced by the Disney-owned
Sony, Disney Back To Work On Third Spider-Man Film Read More »
Image copyright Getty Images When Thomas Cook collapsed on Monday, the effects were felt across the world as tourists scoured for information on how to get home and many staff, despite having lost their jobs, stoically helped them. The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) hired 45 jets to bring holidaymakers back, with only 5% of them
Thomas Cook: How the collapse affected me Read More »
