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There were two important whistleblower reforms in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act when the Senate passed its version of the Bill a few weeks ago: both provisions were designed to stop tax evasion, closing loopholes that threatened to undermine whistleblowe...

Elected officials often push for lengthening prison sentences for particular crimes in the hope of deterring people from committing them. But new research highlights a more effective and less costly approach: expanding databases that record the DNA o...

There are many dystopian novels around these days, but none so that has had such an impact as one of the originals — 1984 by George Orwell. Published in 1949, it is arguably one of the finest books when it comes to examining political discourse both ...

Today’s world of tourism is vastly different from the tourism of three decades ago. At the apex of our tourism industry, we reverted to the construction of larger hotels. The Fairmont Southampton epitomises that period and remains a successful instit...

The volume of utterly horrifying stories emerging from Burma can feel overwhelming. Since late August, more than 626,000 ethnic Rohingya have fled what seemed to be a systematic campaign of attacks by the Burmese military and local militias in the co...

Unless you have been living under a rock — or are the ageing executive chairman of News Corp — you know that Fox News has been “ground zero” in the epidemic of sexual assault scandals in which powerful men have abused younger, more vulnerable women. ...

Roy Moore’s spokeswoman had a nasty name for reporters covering the Alabama Senate race: “The lynch-mob media.” Stephen Bannon, the President’s deposed Svengali, slammed them as the “opposition party”. And Moore’s wife — among many others — used the ...

North Korea has already provided plenty of evidence that the dynastic regime led by Kim Jong Un threatens the world and its own people. He has developed and tested nuclear weapons; built intercontinental ballistic missiles; brewed chemical weapons s...

Schools across the island are into their last week of the fall term, as the calendar year rumbles to a close. It is evident that schools play an essential part in the development of young people; however, it provides only a portion of their growth. I...

I am caught in a three-way intersection of interest, but no more enlightened and just as much in the dark as everyone else on an unresolved matter that needs clarity and an amicable resolution. You see, I have not just heard about but have met some ...