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The Five Women Who Founded a Clandestine Theatre Society

The Five Women Who Founded a Clandestine Theatre Society

It was their private club. Five women who collaborated at the Public Theater, who met to drink and dream, to share frustrations and ideas, to commiserate, to brainstorm and laugh together. They coined their alliance "Women and Ambition," a cheeky nod to the fact that "ambitious" still had a strong connotation for young women. Their meeting at Public in the mid-2010s proved more than just a fond memory: each has now become an empowered leader in a field desperately in need of fresh inspiration. “These women changed the course of my life,” said Maria Goyanes, now artistic director of the…
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What does the future hold for France after these unexpected elections?

What does the future hold for France after these unexpected elections?

Instead of bringing clarity, the snap election called by French President Emmanuel Macron has created a complex situation that could take months to unravel. The snap election, intended to secure a stronger mandate for Macron’s government, has instead led to a fragmented political landscape, with no party securing a clear majority. The French electorate delivered a mixed verdict, resulting in a stalemated parliament where alliances and coalitions will be crucial to governance. Macron's party, La République En Marche!, fell short of the majority needed to pass the legislation smoothly. This result forces Macron to negotiate with other parties, which could…
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LeBron Responds to Bronny’s Criticism After Lakers’ Summer League Open

LeBron Responds to Bronny’s Criticism After Lakers’ Summer League Open

Emmanuel Acho, Joy Taylor, LeSean McCoy and James Jones delve into the latest sports news, focusing on Bronny James’ NBA Summer League debut and LeBron James’ reaction to criticism of his son. Bronny James, the eldest son of NBA superstar LeBron James, recently made his highly anticipated NBA Summer League debut with the Los Angeles Lakers. The debut has been a hot topic in the sports world, with many analysts and fans eager to see how the young prospect will perform on such a big stage. However, the excitement was quickly met with a wave of criticism, as some critics…
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Boeing admits guilt in criminal fraud linked to 737 Max disaster

Boeing admits guilt in criminal fraud linked to 737 Max disaster

Boeing has agreed to plead guilty to a criminal fraud charge linked to the tragic 737 Max crashes, the Justice Department announced Sunday. This comes months after U.S. prosecutors accused the aerospace giant of violating a 2021 settlement that had previously shielded it from criminal prosecution. As part of the settlement, Boeing will pay a $243.6 million fine and appoint an independent compliance monitor for a three-year probationary period. Boeing also is required to invest at least $455 million in compliance and safety programs, according to a U.S. Attorney's Court filing Sunday night. The settlement agreement awaits approval from a…
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GlobalFoundries Seeks Talent Amid Growing Chip Demand

GlobalFoundries Seeks Talent Amid Growing Chip Demand

The semiconductor industry is actively seeking workers in a competitive labor market, driven by growing demand for talent and the need for funding from the CHIPS and Science Act, which aims to stimulate domestic manufacturing. The U.S. economy is expected to face a shortage of about one million workers by 2030, as generative AI further fuels demand in the industry. A 2023 study by the Semiconductor Industry Association predicts a shortage of 67,000 computer scientists, engineers, and technicians in the U.S. chip industry by 2030, while the entire U.S. economy is projected to face a gap of 1.4 million such…
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