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Supreme Court blocks bathroom choice for transgender student
A Virginia school board may temporarily block a transgender student who was born a girl from using the boys' bathroom while a legal fight over transgender rights proceeds on appeal, the U.S. Supreme Court said on Wednesday.
Left-behind children see parents in cities during summer vacation
To enrich summer vacation of left-behind children who came to cities for family reunion with their parents, some cities provided voluntary services and venues to organize a variety of activities for them
Quiet, please: Inside the world’s greatest places to read
"I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library," the late Argentinian writer Jorge Luis Borges once said.
How Japan came to believe in depression
I'm sitting on a psychiatrist's couch in southern Japan, turning the pages of a manga by the artist Torisugari.
Growing overseas returnees drawn to new boomtowns
Five years ago, Du Juan, a native of Chengdu, Southwest China's Sichuan province, was wondering where to go for work after she graduated from Michigan State University.
Teachers are thanking Melania Trump
Teachers and academics in the UK and the US have taken to Twitter to thank Donald Trump's wife for providing the perfect material to teach their students what plagiarism is and why it is wrong.
How empowering women benefits businesses
In May, thousands of advocates, policymakers and leaders from business and civil society gathered in Copenhagen for Women Deliver ...
The Mundari: The tribe dying for their cows
The Mundari: The tribe dying for their cows
Afghanistan’s dwindling Sikh, Hindu communities flee new abuses
On a bright day in downtown Kabul, Jagtar Singh Laghmani was in his traditional herb shop when a man turned up, drew a knife and told him to convert to Islam or he would cut his throat. Only bystanders and other shopkeepers saved his life.
