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Don’t shut out the hypocrites and bigots in your family. Engage with them instead. You may be surprised. read more

Workers have filed more than 50 similar complaints against McDonald’s and its franchisees in the United States over the last three years. read more

Thirty-six-year-old Ben Ball tells the station he grabbed the axe, took two steps forward and struck the intruder in the torso. read more

India, Schlissel said, has been one of the university’s largest global partners for almost 100 years and right now it has almost 900 students from India in undergraduate, graduate and research areas. read more

Geetanjali Rao won the Discovery Education 3M Young Scientist Challenge’s America’s Top Young Scientist award of 2017 for her discovery. read more

Ashley Young’s torso was found in December in the basement of Jared Chance’s Grand Rapids rental home. Other remains of the 31-year-old woman haven’t been found. read more

The researchers from University of Michigan in the US used data from 313,000 profiles from a major Indian matrimonial website. read more

The network in Pryor site is what powers Google searches, email, all of the photos they store and treasure, and the maps that help people find their way home. read more

This follows an investigation by the Department of Labour’s Wage and Hour Division which found that Populus Group failed to pay H-1B employees required wages when worksites were shut down for holidays. read more

For those who reported that their health was fair or poor, pet ownership appeared to offer even more benefits. read more

Robert Fink, who graduated from the University of Michigan in 1969, said he’s regretful he never had the chance to thank Ben and Lillian Fischman for sending the telegram, noting that they’ve both died. read more

Nathaniel Abraham now is 33 years old. Bond was set at $100,000 during a court appearance Friday in Farmington Hills. Outside court, attorney James Galen says his client isn’t “holding up so well.” read more

Nineteen Telugu students who had enrolled with Farmington University, a fake institution floated by the federal police in Michigan, US, to expose a “pay-to-stay” racket, have been granted permission for voluntary departure to India by a local court. read more

Indians diplomats, who met the University of Farmington students, were struck by their lack of reluctance to meet them and be helped to get out of a situation they never expected to encounter in their “pursuit of regular middle-class aspirations of a... read more

The US has said the Indians arrested and prosecuted for getting enrolled at a fake university run by undercover government agents “were aware they were committing a crime”, disputing India’s suggestion the students “may have been duped” and were unwitting... read more