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Unveiling the Emotional Depths of a Cancer Zodiac Sign
If your birthday happens to fall between June 20 through July 22, your zodiac sign is Cancer. Represented by the crab, people with a Cancer zodiac sign are known to be highly influenced by their feelings, but that's not the only key Cancer zodiac trait to understand. As an intuitive and caring water sign, Cancer's personality is one of the more emotional signs in the zodiac. They may be moody, possessive, and defensive, but they are also sensual and creative. Whether you're dating a Cancer or you are a Cancer yourself, it's a good idea to familiarize yourself with some...
MPs Question Author of Grooming Gang Review Over Ethnicity Findings
The author of the major review into grooming gangs which found authorities have shied away from the ethnicity of sex offenders will face questions from MPs. Baroness Louise Casey will appear before the Commons Home Affairs Committee on Tuesday morning, after the Government set out plans to launch a new nationwide inquiry into grooming gangs following her rapid review of the scandal. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper claimed officials have dodged the issue of ethnicity among the groups of sex offenders for fear of being called racist, even though available data showed suspects were disproportionately likely to be Asian men. Speaking...
Warner Bros Discovery CEO David Zaslav's Compensation Overhaul: What You Need to Know
Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav Rodin Eckenroth/WireImage) Warner Bros Discovery CEO David Zaslav will have his compensation substantially reduced after shepherding the companys split but will also reap ample reward for his efforts. In an SEC filing Monday, the company said it had revised the pay packages of Zaslav and CFO Gunnar Wiedenfels, who is poised to become CEO of the Global Networks entity that will result from the split. Zaslav is set to run the Streaming & Studios unit, which includes HBO and Warner Bros, after the uncoupling. The split, announced last week, is slated to become official...
