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1. The Playbook for Data Sharing for Research report provides a comprehensive overview of the different approaches to sharing data for research purposes. 2. The report includes guidance on best practices for data sharing, including considerations for privacy, security, transparency, and accountability. 3. The Playbook also includes an infographic

1. The Playbook for Data Sharing for Research report provides a comprehensive overview of the different approaches to sharing data for research purposes. 2. The report includes guidance on best practices for data sharing, including considerations for privacy, security, transparency, and accountability. 3. The Playbook also includes an infographic

1. The Playbook for Data Sharing for Research report provides a comprehensive overview of the different approaches to sharing data for research purposes. 2. The report includes guidance on best practices for data sharing, including considerations for privacy, security, transparency, and accountability. 3. The Playbook also includes an infographic

We did not need the verdict of the privileges committee to understand the flaws in Boris Johnson's character.It was clear long before he became prime minister how manifestly unsuited he was for any kind of public office, let alone running the country.But a cross-party group of MPs last week published a damning report that outlined how he deliberately misled parliament about the scale and nature of wrongdoing in Downing Street during the pandemic.

There is no crisis at Westminster so serious that it cannot be made to look trivial by the inclusion of Boris Johnson.And there is no scandal involving Johnson that cannot be explained, partially or wholly, by his lies.Those are axioms of post-Brexit politics.The House of Commons committee of privileges is due to publish a report concluding that a former prime minister turned his back on truth and put himself in contempt of parliament.

The federal indictment of former President Donald J. Trump has unleashed a wave of calls by his supporters for violence and an uprising to defend him, disturbing observers and raising concerns of a warlike atmosphere ahead of his court appearance in Miami on Tuesday.In social media posts and public remarks, close allies of Mr. Trump including a member of Congress have portrayed the indictment as an act of war, called for retribution and highlighted the fact that much of his base carries weapons.

In his velvet jacket, colorful scarf and longish, graying hair, David Dubal looks as if he might have emerged from a 19th-century daguerreotype album recalling the life and times of a lesser-known romantic poet, a Renaissance man from an era long gone.Yet his many accomplishments are decidedly modern.

In the overheated basement of the Thunder Bay Grille in Davenport, Iowa, on Thursday night, Vivek Ramaswamy, the entrepreneur turned Republican presidential candidate, tried out a new opening for his well-practiced stump speech.Although it would be easier for someone like me to win this primary or win this election if certain people like Donald Trump were not in the race, that's not how I want to win, the biotech millionaire told the Scott County Republican faithful who packed the room on the outskirts of this Mississippi River city.

A version of this story appeared in CNN's What Matters newsletter.To get it in your inbox, sign up for free here.As Donald Trump plots his criminal defense in the classified documents case, the GOP candidates looking to block his political redemption are slowly making political calculations.In the simplest terms, the growing Republican primary field faces a basic question about the former president would they pardon him if they were elected to the White House?

The United States narrowly avoided a default when President Biden signed legislation on Saturday that allowed the Treasury Department, which was perilously close to running out of cash, permission to borrow more money to pay the nation's bills.Now, the Treasury is starting to build up its reserves and the coming borrowing binge could present complications that rattle the economy.

A Chinese fighter jet conducted an unnecessarily aggressive maneuver during an intercept of a US spy plane in international airspace over the South China Sea last week, the US military said in a statement Tuesday.The Chinese J-16 fighter cut directly in front of the nose of the US RC-135 Rivet Joint reconnaissance aircraft on May 26, forcing the US plane to fly through the wake turbulence of the intercepting aircraft.

View as Map Diners are one of the most enduring fixtures of America's restaurant landscape for good reason.They provide food at affordable prices in a casual setting, letting customers get a hearty breakfast not just in the early morning but any time of day.They also offer other comforting fare like milkshakes or burgers that are equally perfect for kids and adults nursing a hangover.

Thank you so much to journalist Christy Gutowski for the absolutely wonderful in-depth story she did on Joseph Kromelis ( "Remembering 'The Walking Man,'" June 11).She had me in tears well before I reached the end of her story.What a thorough and beautiful tribute to a quiet and kind man whom many of us tried to watch over for years.

Benjamin Colwell's May 31 op-ed ( "Sexual abuse in CPS deserves state scrutiny too") spreads inaccurate and dangerously misleading information about investigations conducted by the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) for Chicago Public Schools.His op-ed attempts to make false parallels to and draw attention away from the heinous, substantiated sex crimes against more than 1,900 children outlined in the attorney general's "Report on Catholic Clergy Child Sex Abuse in Illinois."

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul recently released his office's report on child sex abuses cases in the state's six Catholic dioceses.In the wake of the release, Catholics and non-Catholics alike responded.Many responses have involved cries of outrage toward the church and those who hold positions of power within it.

On June 1, 1973, Clarence Page began 50 years as a staff writer and columnist for the Chicago Tribune.Since that day, readers have warmed to Page's honesty, generosity, perspicacity and wit.Page's writing for the Tribune even extends before 1973, but the young Page took a few pauses.This weekend, though, the Editorial Board celebrates a half century of Page's reporting and opining on a tumultuous collection of world events, some written from Chicago, some from Page's longtime perch in Washington.

A campaigner for victims of historical abuse who witnessed two teenagers being injured on Bloody Sunday has declined the chance to be made an MBE in the King's Birthday Honours.Jon McCourt is the chairman and co-founder of Survivors North West, a campaign group that advocated for a formal inquiry into historical abuse in institutions in Northern Ireland.

Sinn Fein MP John Finucane said the right to commemorate the dead must apply to every section of society as he addressed a controversial IRA memorial event in Co Armagh.Mr Finucane, who faced calls to rethink his attendance at the commemoration in Mullaghbawn in south Armagh, spoke of his father's murder during the Troubles as he stressed the importance of remembering lost loved ones.

Northern Ireland is being underfunded by design in a blackmail bid to restore Stormont, Parliament has been told.Speaking at Westminster, DUP peer Lord McCrea of Magherafelt and Cookstown said there was a nod and wink that cash would follow if his party was to end its powersharing boycott and the money tree will magically blossom again.

Light illuminates part of the Supreme Court building in Washington on Nov. 16, 2022.Patrick Semansky/AP In a major victory for Native American rights, the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday upheld key provisions of the Indian Child Welfare Act, a law enacted 45 years ago to remedy decades of past government abuse.

The Supreme Court on Thursday rejected challenges to a federal law that prioritizes the placement of Native American children with Native families or tribes in child custody proceedings.The law was passed in 1978 to protect tribal sovereignty after Congress documented the alarmingly high number of children with Native American ancestry being placed with non-Native families or institutions in state child welfare and private adoption proceedings.

Gov. Mike Parson of Missouri said on Monday that he would not intervene to stop the execution of Michael Tisius, a 42-year-old who murdered two jail guards in 2000.In a clemency petition sent to Mr. Parson last month, several jurors who had voted to sentence Mr. Tisius to death said they now believe life imprisonment was appropriate.

The GRE, the nearly four-hour marathon of a test that has been the bane of many aspiring graduate students, is being cut in half.It will now take less than two hours.The Educational Testing Service, the nonprofit organization that owns and administers the test, announced the changes Wednesday, tacitly acknowledging the test's declining importance in graduate school admissions.

"[The] split [on patent eligibility law] produces intolerable uncertainty for businesses, with the Executive Branch issuing meritorious patents like the three patents at issue here, only to have the courts invalidate them."- Michel/Duffy brief
Last week, retired U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) Chief Judge Paul Michel and law professor John F. Duffy filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in support of CareDx, Inc. and the Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University.

"If the administration and Congress are concerned about U.S. competitiveness, they need to push back." - ITIF
Earlier this week, the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) released a report that offers a rebuttal to nine claims it identifies with the "anti-IP progressive orthodoxy."

"To foster and expand a 'vibrant and inclusive innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem supported by intellectual property across the United States,' the USPTO is asking stakeholders to weigh in on 16 total questions in its RFC."The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) yesterday republished its Request for Comments (RFC) on the establishment of an additional USPTO Regional Office in the southeast region and four new community outreach offices.

(Don Bartletti / Los Angeles Times)

For the past half-year, a small group of leading scholars has been quietly meeting to envision a less broken version of Los Angeles city government.The L.A. Governance Reform Project is an academic supergroup of sorts, with members from institutions across the region.

The King's connection to the Fairbridge farm schools where British children suffered physical and sexual abuse is in the spotlight again after administrators for his charity informed survivors they would receive a tiny portion of the compensation pay-out they were promised.Here, the PA news agency looks at the connection of Charles and his charity, the Prince's Trust, to the organisation which sent hundreds of thousands of British children to its colonies where they experienced physical and sexual abuse: What is the King's connection to Fairbridge?

Jump to content Sign up to our newslettersSubscribe News Sports Voices Culture Lifestyle Travel Premium Close Police prepare to raid Nottingham property following 'major incident' The suspect in the Nottingham attacks is believed to have killed a man in his 50s and stole his van, before using it to drive at people in the city centre, police said.

Proposals to enshrine into law hospital and care home visiting rights have been raised in Parliament by a Labour MP.Dan Carden said the care of a loved one should not be an optional extra but is an absolutely central part of dignified care as he introduced his Care Supporters Bill to the Commons.He told MPs about the dangerous hangover from Covid restrictions and criticised the lack of urgency from the Government to change things.

A collectable 50p celebrating 75 years of the NHS has been released by the Royal Mint.All net proceeds from the sale of the individual collectable 50p will be donated to NHS Charities Together, an organisation that provides support to NHS staff, patients, and communities, the Mint said.The Royal Mint has estimated that this figure could amount up to 225,000.

LGBT+ activists stormed a talk with feminist Kathleen Stock at the Oxford Union before one of them glued themselves to the floor on Tuesday.Hundreds of chanting protesters marched towards the 200-year old debating society where they blared music including Nancy Sinatra's These Boots Are Made For Walking as Prof Stock arrived.

On another front, Zelman & Associates, per news reports, estimates that institutional investors as of yearend 2022 had dedicated some $110 billion to acquire or build SFR homes, a sign there is still plenty of money available for dealmaking ahead.Brandon Lwowski, director of research at proptech firm HouseCanary, said the slowdown in SFR home purchases by large investors started to show up in the third quarter of last year and escalated from there into the first quarter of 2023.

Six federal agencies have requested comment from the public on a newly-proposed rule that is designed to ensure the credibility and integrity of models used in real estate valuations.The proposed rule would also implement quality control standards that govern the use of automated valuation models (AVMs) used by mortgage originators and secondary market issuers in valuing real estate collateral securing mortgage loans.

1. Georgia school districts have recently banned books from their libraries, which has sparked concerns about students’ access to diverse perspectives and ideas.
2. The American Library Association and other organizations have declared that the book bans create a hostile learning environment and are a violation of students’ First Amendment rights.

We need to talk about a problem in the arts.There are not enough opportunities for creatives from diverse backgrounds.It's a problem Adobe and the V&A in London (and MoMA in New York) are aiming to solve with a 'multi-year (and multi-million dollar)' residency programme to give underrepresented, emerging creatives a platform to get noticed and support the next generation of artists.

In a blink-and-you'll-miss-it collaboration moment, Design Within Reach (DWR) partnered with Knoll Textiles to showcase limited-edition Knoll chairs upholstered in fabrics from the Nick Cave Collection in celebration of NYCxDesign 2023.The 12 pieces were on display at DWR's Greene Street location for a week last month before being auctioned off through Wright auction house to their lucky new owners.

We were driving home from Sedona, Arizona, to Los Angeles.There were blue skies and snow-capped red mountains; I'd like to think we were listening to Willie Nelson, but it was probably Haim.We stopped in Quartzite, Arizona, (population: 2,358) at a roadside antiques store that was more of a tent than a building, where we bought a very affordable and cumbersome glass punch bowl with a dozen tiny glass cups and a heavy glass ladle.

The best-selling author Elizabeth Gilbert said Monday that she had indefinitely delayed the publication of her upcoming book after she was criticized online for writing a novel set in Russia.The move comes as publishers and institutions struggle with how to handle Russian art and literature as the war in Ukraine rages on.

For decades, Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, has been a champion of free-market economic doctrine.As finance minister 20 years ago, Mr. Netanyahu was praised by Milton Friedman, the godfather of neoliberal economics, as he cut welfare payments, curbed government spending, sped up privatization and promoted the country's feted tech industry.

Patients are supposed to be at the heart of everything the NHS does.This is considered such an important principle that, a decade ago, the fledgling NHS constitution was rewritten after the mid-Staffs scandal, in which so many patients died, to make clear it should frame every aspect of NHS work.Yet, last week, the NHS Confederation, the membership body for NHS providers, published guidance that appears to cut this ethos adrift.

Former President Donald Trump visits with campaign volunteers at the Grimes Community Complex Park, Thursday, June 1, 2023, in Des Moines, Iowa.Charlie Neibergall/AP That a former president is facing federal charges would be a big deal unto itself.It has never happened in this country before.But add to that, charges dropping while said former president is running and leading in the primary to get his old job back, and you have something truly unusual and extraordinary.

Rishi Sunak is seeking to put tackling illegal migration top of the international agenda at a gathering of European leaders in Moldova.The Prime Minister is stressing the need for collaboration on the global issue at a meeting of the European Political Community.While there, he is expected to announce the start of negotiations on a new returns agreement with Moldova to allow the UK to send Moldovans found to be in violation of immigration law back to their home country.

Rishi Sunak will warn European leaders the continent is facing unprecedented threats at our borders as he calls for greater cooperation on illegal migration.Security must be Europe's top priority, he will argue on Thursday, as he unveils a new partnership with Bulgaria to crack down on criminal gangs.

Rishi Sunak is set to use a gathering of European leaders to urge cross-continental co-operation to tackle illegal migration.The Prime Minister will join fellow leaders in Moldova for a meeting of the European Political Community, where he is expected to stress the need to address the issue.While there, he is expected to announce the start of negotiations on a new returns agreement with Moldova to allow the UK to return foreign nationals who have been found to be in violation of immigration law.

The James Beard Foundation presented its coveted culinary awards for 2023 in Chicago on Monday night, with the top awards going to Rob Rubba of Oyster Oyster in Washington, D.C., as outstanding chef and to Friday Saturday Sunday in Philadelphia as outstanding restaurant.Reflecting the awards' growing clout, Mayor Brandon Johnson of Chicago and Gov. J.B. Pritzker of Illinois appeared live onstage, and Secretary of State Antony Blinken, in a video, praised the soft power of culinary diplomacy, citing the Beard-award-winning chef Edward Lee's Maryland crab cakes with gochujang vinaigrette, which were served at a recent state dinner.

Last month, in an interview about Warner Bros. Discovery's $50 million streaming profit in the first quarter of 2023, the company's chief executive, David Zaslav, told CNBC that he believed the Writers Guild of America strike would ultimately end because of a love for the business and a love for working.

Finding the perfect location to settle down and purchase a new construction home is an exciting yet sometimes challenging decision in any homeowner's life.While the Bay Area has long been a popular choice for some homeowners in California, the vibrant city of Sacramento has been steadily drawing attention to potential buyers over recent years.

Let's face it: today's job market is tougher than ever.We work in a competitive global landscape, and it can be difficult to stand out!That's where a powerful and striking resume design comes in.But hiring managers may see hundreds of resumes.How can you help ensure that yours gets noticed?Resume templates for Figma are a great starting point.

A trans rights protester who glued themselves to the floor during a talk by gender-critical feminist Kathleen Stock has been removed by police.Four police officers spent around 10 minutes attempting to remove the activist, who was one of around 200 protesters to gather at the Oxford Union on Tuesday in opposition to Professor Stock's appearance following remarks in her book Material Girls, in which she outlined views perceived by some as trans-exclusionary.

Members of the Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition and their supporters picket outside the chemistry building while striking for union recognition in Bloomington, Indiana, on April 19, 2022.Jeremy Hogan / SOPA Images / LightRocket via Getty Images The past two years have seen a fresh wave of graduate worker militancy marked by bold strikes, new organizing drives and whopping union election victories.

Women march against police-perpetrated violence in Paris, France, on May 7, 2023.Andrea Savorani Neri / NurPhoto via Getty Images In the summer of 2020, at the onset of a deadly pandemic, George Floyd's murder propelled unprecedented numbers of people across the globe to take to the streets.From Australia to India, from Johannesburg to Saskatoon, demands reverberated to defund police and invest in safer communities.

By Phil McNulty Chief football writer at Goodison Park


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Everton's fans basked briefly in their annual celebration of Premier League survival before the wider crisis engulfing one of English football's great old institutions burst to the surface at a highly charged Goodison Park.

Parents from about 100 families will be allowed to formally argue against the release of journals and writings left behind by the assailant who killed six people at a Christian school in Nashville in March, a judge said on Wednesday.After journalists, a gun-rights organization and lawmakers sued to force the release of hundreds of pages of journals and writings left by the shooter, the parents of the three 9-year-olds killed and nearly all of their surviving classmates, as well as the school and adjoining church, had asked in a hearing on Monday to join the case and argue against their publication.

University academics have more generous working conditions in a number of areas compared to professionals in other sectors, a report suggests.Academics have a number of job-related benefits particularly around their pensions, sick pay, annual leave and access to sabbaticals, according to the paper by the Higher Education Policy Institute (Hepi) think tank.

A compensation bid by Covid-19 pandemic-hit students seeking to recover some of their eye-watering tuition fees after feeling cheated by their educational experience at one of London's leading universities has reached the High Court.Nearly 1,000 current and former students are bringing a claim against University College London (UCL), with thousands more wanting to join the legal action, alleging the university breached their tuition contracts.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said net migration must be controlled or it could lead to unmanageable pressures on housing, schools and hospitals in many of our communities.Writing in the Telegraph, Mr Sunak said: We can't have uncontrolled legal migration when it is too high and too fast, it can make it difficult for communities to integrate new arrivals.

British universities could be hit financially if overseas students are deterred from studying in the UK as a result of new immigration rules, leaders in the higher education sector have warned.The Government's decision to ban overseas students apart from postgraduates on research programmes from obtaining visas for their dependants, could be damaging, a union leader has said.