By Michael Le Page Christopher Furlong/Getty Images VACCINE roll-out in a growing number of countries should eventually allow life to return to normal, but it is unlikely that we will…
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People from ethnic minorities are up to 19 per cent less likely to be contacted by job recruiters, according to an analysis of users on a Swiss public employment website
By Chris Stokel-Walker People from ethnic minority backgrounds in Switzerland were less likely to be contacted about jobs Yagi Studio/Getty Images People from ethnic minority groups are less likely to…
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A robot that mimics the way squid move is most efficient when it operates with a particular rhythm
By Matthew Sparkes Robot squid that move to a rhythm can match the power efficiency of the real animals, a trick that could be useful for designing next-generation submarines. Real…
Britain suffered its worst day in the pandemic, with more than 1800 deaths recorded in 24 hours, as Boris Johnson’s chief scientific adviser warned some hospitals now look ‘like a war zone’.
Health Minister Greg Hunt is confident Australia remains on track to receive its first shipment of the Pfizer vaccine in the second half of February despite concerns in Europe over…
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Washington, D.C. is eerily quiet, a stark contrast to the large crowds and celebratory atmosphere of previous inaugurations.
United States National Guard troops were stationed in the District of Columbia ahead of president-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration. Wochit On the eve of the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden and…
Border wall construction will be halted, the travel ban will be erased, and the 1776 Commission celebrating America’s founding will be disbanded all within hours after President-elect Joseph R. Biden is sworn in Wednesday.
Border wall construction will be halted, the travel ban will be erased, and the 1776 Commission celebrating America’s founding will be disbanded all within hours after President-elect Joseph R. Biden…