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Department for Work and Pensions targeting 2 million not required to look for work or prepare for future employment ...

The government’s flagship scheme to help disabled people stay in work is facing fresh criticism after changes to how applicants can communicate with Access to Work sparked fears of further delays and ...

Archival discoveries including a 19th-century autobiography transform our understanding of Shadrach Byfield, an English ...

For many people with disabilities, getting married can come with a steep cost: the loss of federal benefits that provide ...

The Fourteenth Amendment exists because newly emancipated Black people urgently needed protection from discriminatory state ...

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How did colonial science reshape Indian self-understanding? From Vivekananda and Vedic science to 'Hindu Chemistry' and Jamia ...

During the Civil Rights Movement, disabled activists helped shape new legal protections. Decades later, local self-advocates ...

Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Daniel Walker Howe has died at 88. A spokesperson at UCLA confirmed he died Dec. 25. Howe was known for his book “What Hath God Wrought,” which chronicled the ...