Adam Bernstein

Washington, D.C., United States

Obituaries Editor at The Washington Post

Obituaries editor who puts the post in Washington Post.

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Theodore McCarrick, ex-cardinal disgraced in abuse scandal, dies at 94

2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Bart Barnes |Adam Bernstein

Theodore McCarrick, ex-cardinal disgraced in abuse scandal, dies at 94 (washingtonpost.com) Theodore McCarrick, ex-cardinal disgraced in abuse scandal, dies at 94 By Bart Barnes; Adam Bernstein 2025040418501600 Theodore E.
How to choose an accountant for your dental practice

3 weeks ago | dentistry.co.uk | Adam Bernstein

An accountant is an essential adviser for any business. Adam Bernstein offers nine tips to help you choose the right person for maximum value. Selecting an accountant can appear a daunting task, but if you choose correctly, they can become an asset to your practice. Not only because they can handle your financial and operational affairs, but also because they can offer professional business advice on a number of other topics.
Richard Chamberlain, TV heartthrob and ‘king of the miniseries,’ dies at 90

3 weeks ago | spokesman.com | Adam Bernstein

Richard Chamberlain, the sandy-haired TV heartthrob who starred on the popular 1960s medical drama “Dr. Kildare” and later was touted as “king of the miniseries” for his leading roles in ratings sensations such as “Shogun” and “The Thorn Birds,” died March 29 in Waimanalo, Hawaii. He was 90. The cause was complications from a stroke, said his publicist, Harlan Boll.
Richard Chamberlain, TV heartthrob and ‘king of the miniseries,’ dies at 90

3 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Adam Bernstein

Richard Chamberlain, TV heartthrob and ‘king of the miniseries,’ dies at 90 (washingtonpost.com) Richard Chamberlain, TV heartthrob and ‘king of the miniseries,’ dies at 90 By Adam Bernstein 2025033012004200 Richard Chamberlain, the sandy-haired TV heartthrob who starred on the popular 1960s medical drama "Dr. Kildare" and later was touted as "king of the miniseries" for his leading roles in ratings sensations such as "Shogun" and "The Thorn Birds," died March 29 in Waimanalo, Hawaii. He was...
Richard Chamberlain, TV heartthrob and ‘king of the miniseries,’ dies at 90

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Adam Bernstein

'Let Me Give You The Short Answer': Bill Maher Shares 1 Reason He Won't Join The RightThe "Real Time" host said some of his Republican fans "keep asking" why he doesn't join the GOP. Bill Maher has a simple answer as to why he won’t join the Republican Party. The “Real Time” host delivered a damning monologue on Friday addressing some of his Republican fans who apparently keep asking …
Understanding the tax implications of improving premises compared with renovating

4 weeks ago | magonlinelibrary.com | Adam Bernstein

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Is AI OK?

1 month ago | veterinary-practice.com | Adam Bernstein

Artificial intelligence is just a tool that, like others, needs proper supervision: while it can offer much in the way of alternative thinking and efficiency, it also has the power to be harmful, so appropriate checks should always be made Artificial intelligence, or AI, is a technology that enables computers to simulate human intelligence and problem-solving capabilities.
Supporting employees with a terminal illness: information for nursing and residential care home managers

1 month ago | magonlinelibrary.com | Mark Stevens |Adam Bernstein

There are a number of key legal issues that employers need to consider after learning that an employee has received a diagnosis of a terminal illness.
How to comply with Making Taxes Digital UK scheme

1 month ago | opticianonline.net | Adam Bernstein

Adam Bernstein explains how you may be affected by the government’s push to collect a higher proportion of tax owed via digital record keeping The difference between how much tax should be paid and how much is actually collected is called the ‘tax gap’. A 2024 report estimated it at almost £40bn. Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD) is part of the government’s strategy to reduce the gap.
Labour, print, employment law... Discuss - Printweek

1 month ago | printweek.com | Adam Bernstein

Political bias aside, Labour has given pay rises to public sector workers, raised taxes, cut payments to pensioners and wants to see more houses being built. And not all its actions have been welcomed. But beyond that, Labour – not unsurprisingly given its political priorities – is looking to reform the employment landscape too and recently introduced a 150-page Employment Rights Bill into parliament.