#journalism

#journalism

The Ipsos poll indicates alarming trends among young men’s views on abortion, with only 46% supporting legality in all or most cases, reflecting a significant cultural shift.

In her book, Feng illustrates the complexities of identity in Xi's China, revealing how state narratives suppress individuality and foster a monolithic national identity.

Kylie Minogue announced the postponement of her Tension Tour shows to recover from laryngitis, expressing her regret and appreciation for her fans' understanding.

UC Berkeley Chancellor Rich Lyons will testify before Congress about antisemitism in higher education, addressing the influence of faculty, funding, and ideology.

Alfred Harmsworth's ambitious nature shone early in life, from starting a school magazine to turning around Coventry's Bicycling News, showing his knack for entrepreneurship.

"We are living in times that are both difficult to navigate and to recount. They present a challenge for all of us but it is one that we should not run away from."

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) indicated a net balance of 25 percent of property professionals expect an increase in house sales, the highest since February.

There's an exception for potty breaks, and you get to go to one food court. But basically, reporters are no longer able to roam the hallways.

‘Almost a quarter of the overseas aid budget will be spent on asylum accommodation in the UK next year while overall spending suffers dramatic cuts.’

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Emma Burleigh, a reporter at Fortune, brings expertise in success, careers, and entrepreneurship, focusing on the evolution of the workplace and future job trends.