Personal Diary of a remorseful Young Afghan
By Hemant K. Batra | Freelance Writer Always in a pair of denim clad jeans, Abdul Malik an Afghani national was a fair complexioned and light brown eyed handsome young …
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Love Affair on a college campus is legitimate and not an act of indiscipline
By Hemant Batra | Policy & Business Lawyer | Kaden Boriss | Goeman Bind HTO In a recent judgment, the Kerala High Court (the highest court of one of the …
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For a 6-Year-Old Snared in the Immigration Maze, a Memorized Phone Number Proves a Lifeline
by Ginger Thompson June 21, 10:22 p.m. EDT As the U.S. attempts to reunite migrant families, children will bear the burden of helping to identify who and where their parents are. …
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Mark Zuckerberg looks for an olive branch as Facebook enters face-off phase
Hemant Batra | Law & Policy Expert However, honest confession, it may be regarding an offense or wrongdoing, the guilty must be punished. This is what I understand, the premise …
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FEMA Had a Plan for Responding to a Hurricane in Puerto Rico — But It Doesn’t Want You to See It
By Justin Elliott and Decca Muldowney The Federal Emergency Management Agency, citing unspecified “potentially sensitive information,” is declining to release a document it drafted several years ago that details how …
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California’s Drought Is Part of a Much Bigger Water Crisis. Here’s What You Need to Know
by Amanda Zamora, Abrahm Lustgarten and Lauren Kirchner June 25, 2015, 12:30 p.m. EDT Why do I keep hearing about the California drought, if it’s the Colorado River that we’re “killing”? Pretty much every …
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Test tells Zika and Dengue infections apart
By Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade [SÃO PAULO] A fast and cost-effective test developed by an international team of researchers could make it easier to diagnose the Zika and dengue viruses. …
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‘Partisan’ Gerrymandering Is Still About Race
by Olga Pierce and Kate Rabinowitz Oct. 9, 6:48 p.m. EDT The Wisconsin case before the Supreme Court claims to be about partisanship. But race is a factor in this …
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How inherited fitness may affect breast cancer risk
Henry J. Thompson, Colorado State University Physical activity has long been considered a way to lower risk for breast cancer. vectorfusionart/Shutterstock.com Repeated studies have shown that physical inactivity, and the …
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The Constituents of Global Economy – Optimism with Caution
Konnor M. Kenneweg | Policy Group Intern, Goeman Bind HTO The author, Konnor M. Kenneweg, is currently a Senior at Miami University majoring in Economics with a minor in Chinese. …
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