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Self-organization driving unexpected labor wins at Amazon, Starbucks
Both the Starbucks and Amazon-Staten Island union campaigns have been led by determined young workers, not by traditional organizing.
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Ramadan: Who observes fasting and what is the spiritual significance?
The religious holiday calls for fasting from sunup to sundown for about a month. It's then followed by the three-day celebration of Eid.
The Conversation
Permanent standard time is healthier than daylight saving, sleep expert explains
The U.S. Senate just approved a bill to make daylight saving time permanent. A sleep expert explains why she thinks going with standard time is better.
The Conversation
It's 2/22/22! Here's why our minds find that date so special
While “Twosday” carries no historical significance or cosmic message, it does speak volumes about our brains and cultures.
The Conversation
Why the southern, central US is prone to December tornadoes
We may have seen the first "quad-state tornado" in the U.S. - More on why the Southeast is vulnerable to these disasters year-round, especially at night.
The Conversation
Hurricane season showed US isn’t prepared as climate-related disasters push people into poverty
Low-income communities don't receive the same amount of federal funding as wealthier areas after hurricanes.
The Conversation
Why vaccine doses differ for babies, kids, teens and adults
An immunologist explains how your immune system changes as you mature.
The Conversation
The Jewish High Holy Days: A look at Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
The millennia of Jewish tradition between the Bible and the present has informed many of the celebrations, in ways that go beyond the written texts.
The Conversation
Housing law expert explains what Supreme Court ruling ending eviction moratorium means
A legal scholar explains what the Supreme Court ruling against the CDC's eviction moratorium means, who will be affected and what happens next.
The Conversation
Why conservatorships like the one controlling Britney Spears can lead to abuse
Britney Spears' new lawyer plans to file paperwork soon to end the conservatorship.
The Conversation
Defund the police? Actually, police salaries are rising in departments across the United States
The Biden administration recently announced that COVID-19 relief funds can be used to hire police officers to combat the rise in gun violence.
The Conversation
Self-organization driving unexpected labor wins at Amazon, Starbucks
Both the Starbucks and Amazon-Staten Island union campaigns have been led by determined young workers, not by traditional organizing.
The Conversation
Ramadan: Who observes fasting and what is the spiritual significance?
The religious holiday calls for fasting from sunup to sundown for about a month. It's then followed by the three-day celebration of Eid.
The Conversation
Permanent standard time is healthier than daylight saving, sleep expert explains
The U.S. Senate just approved a bill to make daylight saving time permanent. A sleep expert explains why she thinks going with standard time is better.
The Conversation
It's 2/22/22! Here's why our minds find that date so special
While “Twosday” carries no historical significance or cosmic message, it does speak volumes about our brains and cultures.
The Conversation
Why the southern, central US is prone to December tornadoes
We may have seen the first "quad-state tornado" in the U.S. - More on why the Southeast is vulnerable to these disasters year-round, especially at night.
The Conversation
Hurricane season showed US isn’t prepared as climate-related disasters push people into poverty
Low-income communities don't receive the same amount of federal funding as wealthier areas after hurricanes.
The Conversation
Why vaccine doses differ for babies, kids, teens and adults
An immunologist explains how your immune system changes as you mature.
The Conversation
The Jewish High Holy Days: A look at Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
The millennia of Jewish tradition between the Bible and the present has informed many of the celebrations, in ways that go beyond the written texts.
The Conversation
Housing law expert explains what Supreme Court ruling ending eviction moratorium means
A legal scholar explains what the Supreme Court ruling against the CDC's eviction moratorium means, who will be affected and what happens next.
The Conversation
Why conservatorships like the one controlling Britney Spears can lead to abuse
Britney Spears' new lawyer plans to file paperwork soon to end the conservatorship.
The Conversation
Defund the police? Actually, police salaries are rising in departments across the United States
The Biden administration recently announced that COVID-19 relief funds can be used to hire police officers to combat the rise in gun violence.
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