For the past two decades during the harvest season, 58-year-old farmworker Lourdes Cárdenas would wake up at 3 a.m. to get dressed, say her daily prayers and prepare lunch before driving an hour ...

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California relishes its self-proclaimed propensity for leading-edge policymaking, but there are drawbacks to going it alone. The first Europeans to visit California were Spanish explorers who ass...

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The owner of a Georgia auto-repair shop who dumped 91,500 oil-covered pennies in a former employee’s driveway was not just creating a sticky mess that took nearly seven hours to clean up, the U.S...

Whistleblower K Lalitha, who wrote about MACC chief commissioner Azam Baki's share ownership in two publicly listed companies, is standing by her reports. In a statement issued through her lawyer...

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Published: Sun 9 Jan 2022, 10:30 AM Last updated: Sun 9 Jan 2022, 10:34 AM Question: Can you explain the new labour law that is set to go into effect from next month? How does it unify public a...

The law is effective from February 2 Question: Can you explain the new labour law that is set to go into effect from next month? How does it unify public and private sector work systems? What is ...