Bread Healthy Breads to Eat for Anti-Inflammatory Dietslivestrong.com - Anne Danahy Inflammation is part of the body's immune response. Acute or short-term inflammation can help your body heal from things like a sports injury or …
Climate Tell us if you are taking part in Friday's school climate strikesThe Guardian - Guardian readersYoung people calling for immediate action on the climate emergency are planning to join mass school strikes inspired by Greta Thunberg on Friday. More than 1.4 million young people around the world took
Neanderthals Humans Broke Up with Neanderthals Much Longer Ago Than We ThoughtPopular Mechanics - By David GrossmanA big study analyzes dental records and finds a surprisingly early split in Europe. The exact point that humans and Neanderthals diverged from each other has long been a matter of intense debate among
Brexit Party Squirming Brexit Party chief repeatedly fails to say if party takes foreign cashmirror.co.uk - Dan Bloom Richard Tice was grilled in a cringeworthy BBC interview as fury mounted over his funding model - and Gordon Brown warned crowdfunding could be "a …
Brexit OPINION: How Brexit has changed our livesthelocal.es - The Local When we wouldn’t have known what a Withdrawal Agreement was, even if it came up and bit us on the backside? Me neither! I was a political virgin …
Opinion Trump’s Huawei Attack Is a Serious MistakeBloomberg - Editorial Board In its struggle with China over trade and national security, the U.S. has many legitimate grievances, and a variety of weapons for seeking redress. …
Play buttonRacism Racism rising since Brexit vote, nationwide study revealsThe Guardian - Robert Booth Social affairs correspondentEthnic minorities in Britain are facing rising and increasingly overt racism, with levels of discrimination and abuse continuing to grow in the wake of the Brexit referendum, nationwide research reveals.
Politics U.S. Courts Crack Down On Employers Using 'Slippery' Criteria To Hide DiscriminationForbes - Patricia BarnesA growing number of federal appeals courts are recognizing that nefarious employers use subjective criteria to justify discriminatory hiring decisions. This has been an epic problem for decades in age
Insecurity If You Say Yes to Any of These 8 Questions, You're Definitely More Confident Than You ThinkInc Magazine - Jeff HadenIf you're like most people -- even highly accomplished people -- you don't always feel confident. For most of us, confidence is situational; depending on the setting, sometimes we're extremely assured.
Business Why High-Class People Get Away With IncompetenceThe New York Times - By HEATHER MURPHYIn season four of NBC’s “Parks and Recreation,” Paul Rudd plays a wealthy businessman named Bobby Newport who runs for city council because he’s looking for something “easy” to do. He is asked during debate
Neil Gorsuch Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of Native American Rights In Wyoming Hunting CaseNPR - Domenico Montanaro , Nina TotenbergThe U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of Native American rights in a 5-4 decision in a case out of Wyoming. Justice Neil Gorsuch, the only Westerner on the court, provided the decisive vote in this case,
Software Development Get lifetime access to more than 1,000 professional courses in coding, design, and moreMashable - TEAM COMMERCEThe debate over MOOCs rages on: will they replace continuing education? For some people, opting for online courses as a learning option is a total no-brainer. Yes, some folks like the interaction that
Leslie Jones Alabama abortion ban: Leslie Jones explains how laws are part of “war on women”stylist.co.uk - Sarah Shaffi The outpouring of rage at Alabama’s abortion ban shows no sign of letting up, as is right. The ban makes abortion illegal in almost all circumstances, …
Technology More Companies Feel Pressured to Hand Over Technology in China, Report SaysTIME - JOE McDONALD / AP(BEIJING) — The number of foreign companies that feel compelled to hand over technology in exchange for Chinese market access — an issue that sparked President Donald Trump’s tariff fight with Beijing
Opinion (UK) Rich white men rule America. How much longer will we tolerate that for?The Guardian - Nathan RobinsonThe core democratic principle is that people should have a meaningful say in political decisions that affect their lives. In Alabama, we’ve just seen what the opposite of democracy looks like: 25 white
Personal Finance (UK) Charge shoppers 1p to use self-checkout machines to heal Brexit divisions, say MPsThe Telegraph - By Sam MeadowsShoppers should pay a transaction charge of 1p when they use a self-checkout machine to heal the generational divide caused by Brexit, a group of MPs has said. The parliamentary panel on social integration,
Google AI Add a recovery phone number to block automated hijack attempts: GoogleZDNet - Chris Duckett Study finds adding a phone number to a Google account blocks all automated attempts, 99% of bulk attacks, and 66% of targeted attacks. Google has said …
Fitness 'I Lost 27kgs By Making This Simple Food Swap'womenshealth.com.au - Sarep Baggott as told to Emily Shiffer I didn't become overweight until I was about 16 years old. I had just started dating my boyfriend (who is now my husband!), and within the year first …
Technology A Huge Chinese Video App Is Charging People, Draining Their Batteries, And Exposing Data Without Their Knowledgebuzzfeednews.com - Craig Silverman VidMate told BuzzFeed News it was investigating the claims, but declined to share basic information about its employees and ownership. More than half …
World News Brazil bar 'massacre': 11 people reportedly killed by group of gunmenThe Guardian - Staff and Associated PressA group of gunmen have killed 11 people in a bar in Brazil, according to media reports, with state officials confirming only at “a massacre” had occurred. The G1 news website reported police reported seven
Asia The Indian Dalit man killed for eating in front of upper-caste menBBC News - Vineet KhareA helpless anger pervades the Dalit community in the remote Indian village of Kot. Last month, a group of upper-caste men allegedly beat up a 21-year-old Dalit resident, named Jitendra, so badly that died
Lifestyle A month honoring foster parents is nice. But what they really need is paid leave.The Washington Post - By Kaley EggersAs Foster Care Awareness Month ticks along in May, I love scrolling through Instagram and finding images of families like mine, sharing their stories to bring foster care to light. But I can’t help but
Business Who Is Robert F. Smith? Learn More About the Billionaire Whose Generosity Shocked a Graduating ClassTIME - Alejandro de la GarzaIn an astonishing commencement address, billionaire Robert F. Smith announced on Sunday that he will wipe out student debt for the entire 2019 graduating class at Morehouse College, prompting cheers and
Post Office network 'is close to collapse' with 2,500 branches set to close or downsize in next 12 months as swingeing Governmentdailymail.co.uk - Tom Witherow Financial Correspondent The Post Office is ‘beyond tipping point’ as cuts in Government funding threaten its future, it was claimed last night. MPs will tomorrow be told that …
PaedophileThousands of teenagers are being dumped in unregulated care homes that are 'magnet for paedophiles and drug gangs', new claimsdailymail.co.uk - Daily Mail Reporter Thousands of teenagers in care are being ‘dumped’ in homes that are ‘magnets for paedophiles and drug gangs’, an investigation has found. More than …
Government (UK) Growing demand for food banks 'a human rights failure'sky.com - By Gerard Tubb Demand for food aid in the UK is continuing to rise, including among families with parents who have jobs. Families forced to use food banks in the UK …
Autism Number of children with autism and learning problems locked up in mental hospitals doubles in five yearsThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonThe number of children with learning disabilities and autism locked up in mental health hospitals has more than doubled in four years, despite government promises to halve detentions. A new report by Children's
Play buttonLeslie Jones Leslie Jones slams all-male legislators who signed Alabama abortion lawBusiness Insider - Hilary Brueck, INSIDERLeslie Jones slammed the group of all-male legislators who signed the country’s most restrictive abortion law in Alabama last week: 'This looks like the casting call for a Lipitor commercial' Alabama passed
Sajid Javid Javid bids to crack down on climate protesters with greater police powers as he prepares bid for Tory leadershipdailymail.co.uk - Glen Owen and Harry Cole Sajid Javid is seeking greater powers for police to clamp down on protesters such as those taking part in last month's climate change …
