This recent action is interpreted to mean the Corporate Transparency Act and its reporting requirements are no longer in effect for U.S. citizens or domestic reporting companies, including all ...

In this episode of the Chromatography Life podcast, our host Neil Lander sits down with Tom Walter, a corporate fellow at Waters, to explore the fascinating journey of UPLC column evolution. Tom, a ...

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The Times will aggregate public opinion surveys and produce new polling averages, starting with polls that ask about President Trump’s job performance. And we will make the data available to everyone.

To celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Boone County, red-haired people were called to the University of Missouri's columns for the ...

To wrap up the limited series, "20,000 Years of Austin History in 20 Minutes," we look at the city today and its place in the ...

Congress could pass new laws governing the conduct of trade with other nations at any time. But passing a disapproval resolution seems unlikely.

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U-M professors must design their flipped classes with greater emphasis on interactive in-person learning, shorter ...

A vacancy in a statewide elective office means the governor selects the replacement. And it could set off a scramble across ...

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