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Indiana's Asian American community is grieving after a bus stabbing attack

An 18-year-old college student was waiting to get off a city bus when another passenger struck her in the head multiple times.

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University: Student stabbed on bus because she is Asian

A 56-year-old woman has been charged after an 18-year-old Indiana University student repeatedly was stabbed in the head on a public bus in an attack the school says was because the victim is Asian

The Independent UK

Use these 3 expert-backed tips to combat the remote-work blues

Gig work comes with some upsides, like being one’s own boss or setting one’s own schedule. However, the isolation typical of gig work can also take an emotional toll.

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Working in isolation can pose mental health challenges – here’s what anyone can learn from how gig workers have adapted

In the wake of the pandemic, it is clear that remote work is here to stay. It seems every week there are more news stories about workers preferring to work remotely, or companies closing physical office spaces.

The Conversation

Jewish Texans see surge in antisemitism as a precursor to fascism

Extremism experts and historians sound alarms as politicians, media personalities and celebrities amplify antisemitic conspiracies that have historically led to the killing of Jews.

The Texas Tribune

50 years ago, the Clean Water Act promised to fix America’s water. Did it succeed?

The legacy of the landmark legislation is under threat in many ways. There's still a long way to go to ensure safe water for all Americans.

Inverse

Robin Abcarian: What kind of monsters would force a child to have a baby?

You may have seen the shocking story: An abortion doctor associated with Indiana University was asked to provide care to a pregnant 10-year-old from Ohio, which has banned abortion after six weeks.

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Indiana University Neuroscientists Receive $2M To Conduct Study On Impact Of Cannabis Use During Adolescence

Recently, Neuroscientists from the Indiana University (IU) Gill Center for Biomolecular Science received more than $2 million from the NIH's National Institute on Drug Abuse&nbs

Benzinga

Zoroastrians confront depletion of their ancient faith

About 1,200 Zoroastrians from 16 countries will be assessing their faith’s prospects during the four-day World Zoroastrian Congress that is opening in New York City

The Independent UK

Study: Marital education benefits people's overall health

According to a study conducted by researchers at Indiana University, marital education is positively associated with people's overall health, with an effect size that rivals the impact of a person's own education. Read more on Dynamite News:

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I Am Iron Man: Disney CEO Compares Himself To Marvel Superhero

The CEO of a publicly traded company took the opportunity to compare himself to one of the most famous superheroes of all time during a graduation speech.

Benzinga

Sanctions Hit Russian Economy, Although Putin Says Otherwise

Nearly two months into the Russian-Ukraine war, the Kremlin has taken extraordinary steps to blunt an economic counteroffensive from the West. While Russia can claim some symbolic victories, the full impact of Western sanctions is starting to be felt in very real ways. As the West moved to cut off…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Sypris Solutions Appoints Richard Davis As Finance Chief

Sypris Solutions Inc (NASDAQ:SYPR) has appointed Richard Davis to the position of Vice President & CFO effective October 12, 2022. Davis has served as Vice President of Sypris since January 2018 and as Vice President Audit and Compliance from August 2015 to December 2017. He will succeed Anthony C. Allen, who will serve…

Benzinga

These are some of the faces of homelessness in Chicago, captured by Jeffrey Wolin

The retired Indiana University photography professor trained his lens on Chicago’s homeless. His new book reveals a side of homelessness that’s often hidden.

Chicago Sun-Times

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