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The great migration in T.N.: away from metros, towards small towns

The idea of retaining talent in IT/ITeS sectors has become frustratingly painful, after the COVID-19 pandemic, when office rules were relaxed or suspended, for corporates to allow for hybrid working and work-from-home models, leading to sections of the workforce moving back to their hometowns. It has become nearly impossible to…

The Hindu

Kentucky is latest battleground for secretaries of state facing election falsehoods during primaries

Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams still doesn't have a clear path for reelection despite winning bipartisan praise during his first term in office and expanding voter access during the COVID-19 pandemic

The Independent UK

Coronavirus FAQ: 'Emergency' over! Do we unmask and grin? Or adjust our worries?

Now that official COVID emergency declarations have ended, how should people evaluate their risk of SARS-CoV-2? That's the subject of our frequently asked questions offering.

WEKU

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How better local employment support could help tackle UK labour shortages

There has been a rise in “economic inactivity” in the UK among people of working age since the start of the COVID pandemic. Although the trend peaked last year, an additional 420,000 people are now in this category compared with early 2020.

The Conversation

Weekly Health News (May 6-12): WHO declares end to COVID-19 emergency and more

Last week, the World Health Organization announced that it is ending the emergency it declared for Covid-19 more than three years ago. But W.H.O. officials warned that the decision to lift the emergency does not signal an end to the pandemic.

The Times of India

Isolation nation: Japan tries to draw its citizens out of post-Covid seclusion

The ranks of hikikomori, people who shun social life and stay at home, have swollen to almost 1.5 million of working age

The Guardian - UK

LOCALIZE IT: Student test score data fills in picture on learning loss

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What is Title 42? The strict Covid border rules that have come to an end on the US border

A Covid pandemic policy that restricted the right to claim asylum at the US-Mexico border has expired, with significant implications for American politics – and for the flow of migrants from South and Central America.

The Week

The white hot clay story: Studio pottery in India is having its moment

A post-pandemic interest in the handmade and the tactile, access to studios and teachers, and thriving online sales are all helping studio pottery explode in India

The Hindu

Companies are shedding office space — and it may be killing small businesses

With so many people still working from home, companies are cutting back on office space. That spells trouble for small businesses that depend on foot traffic.

WEKU

Small cities seeing gun violence spike

Findings from a recent peer-reviewed study run counter to the right-wing narrative about gun violence in America

Salon

Americans finally draw a line at tipping as it hits the self-checkout

Tipping practices have changed since the onset of the pandemic

The Independent UK

Federal government's $1 billion effort to recruit next generation of doctors at risk

Thousands of doctors and nurses signed on to work in the country’s most desperate regions during the COVID-19 pandemic in exchange for forgiveness of medical school debt

The Independent UK

Footballer and model turned to drug dealing after work 'dried up' during pandemic

Marcus Adigun had gone through turmoil in his career - but chose a different way to make money

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Fortune

How Marriott kept its customers close when third-party apps came to town

A look at travel trends in a post-pandemic world.

Fortune

The lessons of the war on COVID mustn’t be forgotten as the U.S. moves on from the pandemic, researchers warn

Warp Speed harnessed the full power of the federal government–but crash programs can only apply new science, they do not generate it.

Al Jazeera

Three years, 1.1 million deaths: COVID emergency ending in US

As US public health emergency declaration comes to an end, Al Jazeera looks at the pandemic’s heavy toll on the country.

Reason

Lawsuit: It's Time To Start Paying Off Those Student Loans Again

The lawsuit claims that the pause has cost taxpayers "$160 billion and counting."

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The Conversation

We can uphold the solidarity created by COVID-19 even though WHO ended the international emergency

The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the end of the global emergency caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Although COVID-19 remains a danger for many, especially with the possibility of new variants, experts are urging that we move forward to prepare for the next pandemic.

WEKU

Pandemic hits 'stop button,' but for some life is forever changed

NPR talked to hundreds of people over the course of the pandemic. As the emergency declaration ends on May 11, we asked some of them for their reflections on the past three tumultuous years.

Edinburgh Live

Direct flights between Edinburgh and Beijing set to return

Flights between Edinburgh and Beijing are set to return twice-weekly, from June 26 until October 8 - after being cancelled by Hainan Airlines in late 2019 because of the Covid pandemic.

Fortune

What the end of the COVID-19 public health emergency means for you

Ending the federal emergency reflects both a scientific and political judgment that the acute phase of the COVID-19 pandemic crisis has ended and that special federal resources are no longer needed to prevent disease transmission across borders.

The Guardian - US

US authorities ‘seeing large numbers of migrants at border’ before Title 42 expiration – as it happened

Homeland security secretary Alejandro Mayorkas warns people against crossing border illegally in White House briefing

Wales Online

Cardiff Bus issues explanation after councillor's rant at 'unacceptable' services

The commercial director at Cardiff Bus said the company has focused on recruitment and retention amid challenging conditions

Glasgow Live

Glasgow council leader says small businesses are 'lifeblood of our economy'

Cllr Susan Aitken admits smaller businesses have been faced with 'challenging' times with Brexit, the pandemic and cost of living crisis but re-iterated the council is on hand to support them.

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