By Christos Andreas Makridis Creatives, ranging from artists to musicians to podcasters, have enjoyed a renaissance over the past decade with the rise of social media and other digital tools. But apart from those who […]
By Simona Kitanovska Millions of older people are loneliest in the summer – as they get fewer visits from loved ones and have more hours in the day to fill. Research into 1,400 retired people […]
By Simona Kitanovska Dads are the most generous family member – dishing out more than $36 to their children each month. A survey of 2,000 parents, with children aged 6 to 17, has revealed just […]
By Percy Lovell Crawford MONTEBELLO, Calif. — Risk means a situation that involves exposure to danger. Abner Mares knows that reality well. He returns to the boxing ring on Sept. 4 against Miguel Flores, which many […]
By Simona Kitanovska Meet the stay-at-home mom turned professional organizer – who has embarked on a new ‘decluttering’ career inspired by Marie Kondo’s Netflix show. Emma George, 45, launched her decluttering business after her youngest […]
By Michael Leidig Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited (KPTL), an Indian company listed on India’s largest National Stock Exchange, has won an arbitration award against Rwanda Energy Group (REG) in a Paris Court. The award came […]
New coronavirus cases have fallen 20% across the US in the last two weeks […]
Reorganizing a company as large as BCPS can have its challenges, but Super Cartwright just makes it look so grossly unfair. I was disappointed, but not at all surprised to learn that a correction had to be made to the Spanish version of the Referendum. Ballots have been printed and early voting has begun, yet someone at Broward Schools (of course, not Cartwright as she has a history of pointing the finger of blame to someone else) failed to ensure the language was correct on the ballot; therefore, a correction has been created. But, how will voters be informed? […]
This summer, our nation has witnessed a series of disturbing milestones. From the rollback of gun safety measures amid back-to-back massacres to the historic repeal of Roe v. Wade to the stripping of EPA powers to protect our planet despite the existential threat of climate change, one reality stands out: Our freedoms are under attack. The U.S. Supreme Court has methodically chipped away at our rights to make decisions about our own bodies, to live free of gun violence, and even survive on an inhabitable planet — and is signaling they would undermine LGBTQ+ rights as well. […]
“We are prepared to take our response to the next level in addressing this virus, and we urge every American to take monkeypox seriously and to take responsibility to help us tackle this virus,” said Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra. […]
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