If you're out of work but not claiming any benefits, you will need to speak to your local jobcentre to claim Class 1 credits ...

We live in a world where explicit rules govern everything from speed limits to how long you can park your car before someone ...

Kids should never break or misuse someone else’s belongings. Whether it’s furniture, electronics, or toys, the rule is simple: treat everything with care. If something is off-limits, your child should ...

When children have a role in creating class agreements, they begin to see themselves as active participants in shaping their ...

Re: “Had we acted in 2011, we would be riding the rails,” letter, Oct. 21. Back in the early 2000s, at a driver’s workshop at B.C. Transit, we were presented with data describing the growth of Greater ...

Lawyers and judges sit in the courtroom of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague on 22 October 2025. KOEN VAN WEEL / AFP The International Court of Justice said on Wednesday, October ...

“I sent out invitations to a small group of friends for a special celebration later in the month. I did this by email. A few days later I got a response from someone who was not on the guest list.

AI-generated articles and blogs have surfaced on Google Discover and social media, claiming that a new nationwide road rule prohibiting drivers from eating or sipping water or coffee while driving ...

Students in New Jersey’s second-largest city are required to put their cellphones away in class starting Wednesday. The Jersey City school board unanimously approved the new policy Sept. 18. The ...

loanDepot has filed a motion to dismiss a Maryland class-action lawsuit alleging violations of loan officer compensation rules and borrower steering. The company argues that plaintiffs failed to show ...

The $37 trillion national debt will not be paid for by America’s middle class. How we know this is the $37 trillion in debt itself, along with the accepted truth that soon enough $37 trillion will be ...