| Ambulance Takes Suspected Nazi John Demjanjuk is accused of 29,000 counts of accessory to murder at the Sobibor death camp in Nazi-occupied Poland. He is expected to be deported to Germany by Tuesday. nytimes.com |
Mother, Nanny, and Now, Herself One of 14 brothers and sisters, mother of six and nanny to two, Beverly Moore is now ready to focus on just one person: herself. nytimes.com |
10 Years Later, Working Toward a Better Count An area of Queens that had as little as 4 in 10 of its residents returning census forms in 2000 is working hard to improve its performance in 2010. nytimes.com |
Global Migration: A World Ever More on the Move Pick almost any headline in the news, and between the lines, there is a chapter in the story of global migration. nytimes.com |
UK announces permanent skilled immigration cap: Tier 1 for the select few and an overall reduction in immigration The UK Government has announced a permanent cap of 21,700 on skilled immigration to take effect in April of 2011. Moreover, Tier 1 will be restricted to entrepreneurs, investors and 'exceptionally talented' individuals and Tier 2 will be restricted to graduate level occupations.... workpermit.com |