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Search ResultA Big Earthquake Just Hit Oklahoma — And It Might Be the Oil Industry’s Fault
The quake struck at?1:42am?and was centered just southwest of Cherokee, Oklahoma, the US Geological Survey reported. It was the biggest to hit the area this year, but there...
Read MoreHow Close Are We To Closing The Gender Gap? This Map Will Tell You.
How close are we to closing the gender gap? That?s an extremely broad question that the World Economic Forum is attempting to answer with its annual?Global Gender Gap repor...
Read MoreWomen Only Earn Now What Men Did A Decade Ago
Despite an additional quarter of a billion women entering the global workforce since 2006, wage inequality persists, with women only now earning what men did a decade ago, ...
Read MoreThe Santa Barbara International Film Festival Aims For Biggest Year Yet
Three weeks before hitting the Academy Awards red carpet at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, several stars will travel two hours north to attend the 31st annual Santa Barb...
Read MoreHollywood Executives' Quiet Ban On Women In The Movies, By The Numbers.
On Monday, L.A. Weekly’s cover story, “How Hollywood Keeps Out the Stories of Women and Girls,” reported on the dearth of films written by women...
Read MoreWomen Power In Vogue, Say Vidya Balan, Sharmila Tagore.
Dubbing the Kolkata International Film Festival’s (KIFF) endeavour to focus on films helmed by women as “poetic justice”, Bollywood actresses Vidya B...
Read MoreWash Up! For Universal Children's Day
“The one thing all children have in common is their rights. Every child has the right to survive and thrive, to be educated, to be free from violence and abuse, to pa...
Read MoreGlobal Fight Against Tuberculosis Hinges On India Stepping Up Funding: WHO
India is critical to the global fight to end an epidemic of tuberculosis by 2030 and must step up funding to control the disease, the World Health Organisation said, citing...
Read MoreDwindling Snowpack Around The World Threatens The Water Supply For 2 Billion People
Scientists from Stanford University and Columbia University's Earth Institute?said?that if greenhouse gas emissions continue along their current trajectory, about 97 snow-d...
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