Art
Would Hollywood make Kung Fu Panda today? | EW.com
The summer of 2008 broke history, and rebuilt it. America suffered through a bitter presidential election on the road to… Full story
Tiffany Haddish Has a Very, Very Good Leonardo DiCaprio Story
Education
Presenting the Future of Work at UC EXPO Business Video Communications
The modern worker is attending more meetings than ever before, yet making meetings useful is becoming increasingly more difficult. Tens of billions of dollars are wasted each year in the United States alone, while the United Kingdom has been in a productivity funk for the past decade. How can we turn this around? How can those struggling with ineffective meeting formats get the most out of their time at work? UC EXPO is an event that helps ... Full story
When Overtaxed Working Memory Knocks Your Brain Out of Sync
Fields of dreams: Texas researchers seek to redefine U.S. whiskey
Harvard rated Asian-American applicants lower on likability, courage, according to suit
Is Free College Tuition On The Horizon For Floridians? Some Adjunct Professors Hope So
Questions persist over death toll, closed schools
Harvard accused of ranking Asian-American applicants lowest on "personal qualities"
Economics
Bitcoin Could Break the Internet, Central Banks' Overseer Says
The Bank of International Settlements just told the cryptocurrency world it’s not ready for prime time -- and as far as mainstream financial services go, may never be. In a withering 24-page article released Sunday as part of its annual economic report, the BIS said Bitcoin and its ilk suffered from “a range of shortcomings” that would prevent cryptocurrencies from ever fulfilling the lofty expectations that prompted an explosion of interest -- ... Full story
Entertainment
Health
India faces 'worst-ever' water crisis: report
Alarming study finds about 600 million Indians are facing high to extreme stress over clean water access. Full story
Law
Fireworks expected as DOJ watchdog Horowitz, FBI boss Wray face Senate Judiciary for hearing
Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz, left, and FBI Director Christopher Wray (AP). FBI Director Christopher Wray and Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz are expected to be the centers of attention Monday when they testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Horowitz's bombshell report on the FBI's investigation of Hillary Clinton's personal email server. Horowitz's report, released Thursday, singled out ... Full story
Living
US child migrants: Melania calls for end to Trump's separation policy
Image caption Images and reports of hundreds of children as young as children and babies being separated from their parents as they try to cross the Mexico border have caused outrage. US First Lady Melania Trump has called for an end to the policy of separating parents and children illegally entering the country from Mexico. Mrs Trump "believes we need to be a country that follows all laws, but also a country that governs with heart," her ... Full story
David Dimbleby to leave Question Time
At least 5 believed dead after SUV carrying illegal immigrants crashes, sheriff says
Democrats, activists rally against Trump's family separation policy
Israel targets rights groups with bill to outlaw filming of soldiers
Politics
Feds raided UAW leader’s house amid corruption probe
CONNECT LINKEDIN EMAIL MORE. Detroit — Federal prosecutors revealed Thursday that investigators raided the home of United Auto Workers Vice President Norwood Jewell while investigating a widespread conspiracy involving Fiat Chrysler and the union. The raid happened Nov. 3 at a home on the 2200 block of Macscott Court in Swartz Creek, according to a sealed federal court filing. It is unclear exactly what was seized during the search but is ... Full story
Merkel at Risk as German Coalition Crisis Enters Critical Phase
Rescue ships dock in Spain as migrant debate roils Europe
Democrats Run to the Border to Decry Trump's Splitting of Families
Sport
Coutinho's superb goal cancelled out by Switzerland's Zuber
ROSTOV-ON-DON, Russia (Reuters) - Philippe Coutinho scored a spectacular first-half goal for Brazil in their World Cup Group E opener on Sunday, only for Steven Zuber to cancel it out after the break. Soccer Football - World Cup - Group E - Brazil vs Switzerland - Rostov Arena, Rostov-on-Don, Russia - June 17, 2018 Switzerland's Steven Zuber celebrates after scoring their first goal REUTERS/Marko Djurica. Coutinho collected a bad clearance from ... Full story
Technology
4 Comics that Prove Retail Jobs are Total Bullshit
Can I request off forever? View "4 Comics that Prove Retail Jobs are Total Bullshit" and more funny posts on CollegeHumor Full story
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