Treat yourself to membership in the ASBMB Give a colleague, student or friend a full year of exceptional resources and rewarding experiences. Here’s how. New content available for members only Visit the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology’s collection of on-demand webinars. Learn about recent scientific discoveries, navigate the …
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George Floyd’s death in May 2020 was a wake-up call for the country, sparking new conversations – and widespread protests – about racism and the police. At the time, many religious leaders praised this work. Some even took to the streets with “Black Lives Matter” signs. However, 18 months later, …
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It was a night when it was prudent to consult the record books early. What was England’s biggest victory? Because it was in real danger of being overhauled as Gareth Southgate’s side cut San Marino to shreds. Ultimately, the 13-0 victory over Ireland of 1882 would survive, but it was …
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By VANESSA GERA, Associated Press WARSAW, Poland (AP) – Three people were arrested in Poland in connection with an anti-Semitic protest last week in which far-right participants shouted “Death to the Jews!” », Declared Monday the Minister of the Interior of the country. The protest took place last Thursday, Poland’s …
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ELLWOOD CITY – The Ellwood City Area Historical Society held its last meeting on November 9, which coincided with the anniversary of its very first meeting on November 9, 1987. President Everett Bleakney said the property at 430 Lawrence Ave. had been officially transferred to the company and classified as …
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A teacher in the Alpine School District is under surveillance after a ceremony to honor veterans at a school assembly dedicated to political activism on Monday. During a presentation as part of the district’s week-long campaign to celebrate Veterans Day, Larry Law, a veteran and physical education teacher at Dry …
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In Sunday’s City Watch episode on WBAI, award-winning columnist Ross Barkan and progressive political strategist Trip Yang detail the general election results and talk about what lies ahead next year. Rob Bennett / Mayor’s Office The next mayor faces both challenges and opportunities. New York Republicans turned back time last …
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Someone has to go see Alec Baldwin. In the two weeks since Baldwin unintentionally discharged a live weapon at two people on the Santa Fe Plateau of the Western Photo Rust, killing cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and injuring director Joel Souza, it has been made clear that keeping a low profile …
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HIGH POINT, North Carolina (Nov 5, 2021) – The High Point Historical Society‘s monthly program series will take place on Wednesday. November 17, 10 a.m. at the High Point Museum, located at 1859 E. Lexington Ave. This program is free and open to the public. This month’s topic is The …
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A group of five young hunger strikers supported by the Sunrise movement sat in wheelchairs outside the United States Capitol and the White House for two weeks, imploring President Joe Biden to take stronger climate action with the Build Back Better program. They officially ended their fast on November 3 …
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