By Alice Clifford Moms-to-be should dim the lights for three hours before bedtime to reduce the risk of gestational diabetes. Gestational diabetes is a rise in blood sugar levels and is a common pregnancy complication. […]
By Alberto Arellano Nearly 40 years after his “History of the World, Part I” debuted in 1981, Mel Brooks released “History of the World, Part II” on the eve of Purim, which began on March […]
By Joseph Hammond Each year the residents of a modest town in central Mali work together to preserve one of the most iconic structures in both Islamic and African architectural history: the Great Mosque of […]
By Andre Johnson After a few years of speculation and several failed negotiation attempts, the fight that many thought would never happen is almost here. Five-time World Champion Gervonta “Tank” Davis and rising star Ryan […]
By Sophie Watson An adorable letter written by a six-year-old King Charles to his ‘Granny’ and found in a loft more than 60 years later has sold for £7,000 ($8,288 USD). The handwritten letter, on Buckingham Palace […]
By Percy Lovell Crawford PHOENIX — Abel Ramos has patiently waited for this opportunity on the big stage of boxing. What has accumulated into a year out of the ring? Ramos is ready to punch someone […]
By Percy Lovell Crawford PHOENIX — When heavyweight boxing icon Mike Tyson gives you the moniker “The Mexican Monster,” it could propel your career, or the pressure could cause you to fold. Tyson lauded this compliment […]
Less than a year after joining Broward Health for the signing of the Ramping up Education of Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia for You (READY) Act, Department of Elder Affairs Secretary Michelle Branham returned to Broward County today to open further dialogue on how the state of Florida – and Broward County as its hub – could continue leading efforts for research, education and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease, while also addressing the growing needs of Alzheimer’s caregivers. […]
The Detective warned readers that Governor Ron DeSantis is like a dog on a bone when it comes to individuals and organizations challenging his position in the sand. His moves on the chess board are quite predictable, but no one has figured a way to stop or slow down his progress. […]
Live free or die trying. This may become the anthem that we as Floridians must live by. Unfortunately, we have a governor and a legislative body that is doing everything they can to take away the rights to live openly and free with the dignity of your history. […]
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