Nicolette Manglos-Weber, an Associate Professor of Religion at Boston University, has been collaborating with Ugandan community activists and NGO leaders since 2017 as a researcher of politics and religion in the area. These authorities express growing concerns about governmental corruption and human rights violations, according to her opinion piece that she published in The Coversation….
Several academics, doctors, and data investigators have maintained that phony or faulty studies are alarmingly common for years, according to a publication published in Nature. They have searched through RCTs in many different medical specialties, including women’s health, pain research, anesthesia, bone health, and COVID-19. They also discovered dozens or hundreds of studies with data…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is imposing his judicial transformation plan with force. This is making for dramatic times and creating social chaos in Israel.
The “adhan,” or Muslim call to prayer, can now be broadcast from mosques five times per day, making Minneapolis the first major American city to do so. A amendment to the city’s sound law was overwhelmingly passed by the Minneapolis City Council in April 2023, essentially removing the time restrictions that had previously prevented the…
With the Indian conglomerate planning to invest more than £4 billion (about $5.17 billion) in the project, the Tata Group will build a sizable facility for the manufacture of electric vehicle batteries in the United Kingdom. The U.K.’s efforts to secure its own supply of EV batteries as it attempts to transition away from vehicles…
