Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala reveals why she supports Birmingham City
Malala Yousafzai, the world-renowned advocate for female education and winner of a Nobel Peace prize, has revealed herself to ...
Ilona Maher, Bristol Bears face nervous wait over Premiership semi-final spot
Maher, the world's most followed rugby player on social media, had every move of her 73-minute outing cheered by over 6,000 ...
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Review Roundup: THE YEARS Makes Its West End Transfer
The five-star sold out production of The Years has transferred to the West End for 12 weeks only. Based on Nobel Prize winner ...
‘We Want The Funk,’ ‘And So It Begins’ And More Coming To Public Television’s ‘Independent Lens’ This Spring
EXCLUSIVE: The spring lineup for the Emmy-winning documentary showcase Independent Lens is looking funky, by design. WE WANT ...
The American Journal of Managed Care1d
ACS’ Dahut on Finding Cancer Before It Starts, and Funding Researchers as They Start
The American Cancer Society's chief scientific officer outlines the group's research agenda, including a new project in ...
Donald Trump’s Slash-and-Burn Second Term
But Donald Trump—whose administration picks include multiple billionaires and who has deputized the world’s richest man, Elon ...
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The Sentinel4dOpinion
Community Voices: In celebration of what one person can do
We did not have a recognition of or a celebration of Black History Month in Carlisle schools until a young woman — then a senior in high school — led ...
The Diplomat1d
10 Hard Questions for Dr. Yunus and the Young Revolutionaries in Bangladesh
As Bangladesh reaches the six-month mark under its interim government, I write from Washington, D.C., as a Bangladeshi deeply ...
‘Paddington in Peru’ Is One Warm, Whimsical Bear Hug
Come for everyone's favorite British teddy bear going abroad. Stay for Olivia Colman's dementedly gleeful singing nun ...
The Straits Times5d
Young S’porean gets thumbs up from Nobel Prize winners for science question, just like his sister
SINGAPORE – Can science help us replicate the unique mechanism some bats use to resist cancer? This was essentially the question that won Mr Aedann See, 19, the Molecular Frontiers Inquiry Prize ...