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What happens next in the fight for clean energy?

This Prime Day, Amazon is advertising the event as offering the best in entertainment benefits and never-before-seen exclusives across Prime Video, Amazon Music, Prime Gaming, and more.

Compared to 2019, the visits are lagging especially for older patients, which experts says is an indicator of fear related to potential exposure to Covid-19.

Tune in on Tuesday, June 15, at 11 am ET to hear from Linda Boff, CMO of GE and president of the GE Foundation. Quartz CEO Zach Seward will ask Linda about GE’s latest initiative to diversify the engineering industry and how leaders can create comprehensive hiring practices to attract and retain a more inclusive workforce.

"There is a lot of other research about how one’s accent plays a role in hiring and corporations’ promotion decisions."

With the #EndSARS movement, young Nigerians are pushing back with a focus and determination that has flummoxed the often complacent government of president Buhari.

Pop stars such as Justin Bieber and Bad Bunny have launched lines with Crocs recently, helping the company grow during the pandemic.

The risk of permanent vision loss may not be worth the temporary thrill.

Internet at home has been linked to higher academic achievement. How can we help improve access long-term?

If Halloween means going out of the house, you should wear a face mask, says the CDC.

The popularity of "Hocus Pocus" is all thanks to nostalgia.

A Utah county is offering digital voting to overseas and disabled voters, but is it safe? Will more states adopt online voting?

Jobs impacted by Covid-19 and at high risk of being lost to automation include taxi drivers, restaurant servers, highway maintenance workers, and school bus drivers.

"Reliance has more than 30 million square feet of retail area, about 12,000 stores and partnerships with Google and Facebook for a massive digital, social and e-commerce foray. No one can match this reach."

As an activist, Sindika Dokolo was also involved in the restitution of African art from European museums.

While there are over 100 countries that neither candidate has mentioned (sorry Chile, Nepal, and Oman), there are 48 nations that one candidate, but not the other, has discussed.

Sindika Dokolo, husband of controversial Angolan billionaire Isabel dos Santos, started building his art collection at 15 becoming one of Africa's top collectors and an activist for the return of African works from Europe

The Star Wars series is a huge hit, but it can't help right the Disney ship on its own.