The Daily Populous

Today, that amendment passed the U.S. House as part of the National Defense Authorization Act of 2019.

“This amendment sends a powerful message that the American people and Members of Congress do not want a war with Iran.

Following the President’s misguided withdrawal from the JCPOA, the House of Representatives sent a clear message by passing this amendment unanimously: unauthorized war with Iran is not an option. »

This is a clear instance underscoring the difference a single letter can make when used in two words.

The words ‘farther’ and ‘further’ are two words in every day usage and it is very easy to get confused.

In such cases, the distance that the word is referring to cannot be really observed and measured. »

Ireland has voted by a landslide margin to change the constitution so that abortion can be legalised, according to an exit poll conducted for The Irish Times by Ipsos/MRBI.

An exit poll published later on Friday night by RTÉ during the Late Late Show mirrored the projection seen in The Irish Times exit poll.

The highest Yes vote was in Dublin, where 77 per cent of voters backed the proposals, The Irish Times poll predicts. »

Students from some of England’s worst performing secondary schools who enrol on medical degrees with lower A Level grades, on average, do at least as well as their peers from top performing schools, a new study has revealed.

The authors of the research are now calling for medical school entry criteria to be relaxed for all pupils applying from low-performing schools.

If medical schools started to contextualise A Level results, it could make access to studying medicine appear more achievable.”. »