She’s thinking about how the whole landscape becomes sustainable. And she knows she can’t do everything, nor should she. Kang has picked her key areas to keep the whole thing moving.

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The Los Angeles Rams made a shocking move and traded with the Atlanta Falcons to move out of the first round completely. While this had been theorized before in mock drafts, nobody expected them ...

A man who was 79-years-old when a landscaping company fired him as a manager has won more than $200,000 in his age-discrimination lawsuit. Borst Landscape & Design will also have to cover Thomas ...

Constance Tsang's debut feature evokes Tsai Ming-liang in its slow but sensitive portrait of vulnerability in all its forms. Largely confined to spaces cloistered enough for her characters to ...

SINGAPORE: The Progress Singapore Party (PSP) will again face the People’s Action Party (PAP) in Chua Chu Kang GRC this General Election, but in a twist on Nomination Day, it will be Manpower ...

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An NFL team is far more likely to make a mistake when drafting a quarterback than they are to make the right pick. And often enough, teams make an equally bad mistake when passing on a quarterback ...

Directed by Tom Shu-Yu Lin (“Yen and Ai-Lee” and “The Garden of Evening Mists”), the film stars Lana Condor (“To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before”), Andrew Koji (“Black Doves ...

(WXYZ) — From shifting priorities to medical breakthroughs, the landscape of fertility is changing. But doctors say your biology still plays by the old rules ...