Pharmageddon: Pharmacists begin third walk out in exhibition of labor unrest in America
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Amid an ongoing auto workers’ strike and after a 148-day Hollywood writers’ strike, now pharmacists have organized a third walk-out.
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The Hundredth Monkey Effect: Could we be reaching a tipping point on gun violence?
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Another American first. We’re closing in on 600 mass shootings in 2023 and—good news, people—there’s still two months left in the year. Can we get to 650? 700? USA! USA! USA!
Mike Johnson says son treated differently ‘because of the color of his skin’: Far right cries foul
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Mike Johnson is a Trump loyalist and election denier, but he also has an adopted Black son, and because Johnson, the new House Speaker, acknowledges that the world treats his son differently because of his race, that means he’s a radical Leftist.
Ben Cline picks fight with journalist over Republican prayer, gets schooled on Bible
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Ben Cline wants you to know that Republicans pray on the House floor, and that if you’ve got a problem with that, get over it.
Dreamland come to life: Barbie, Ken costumes in high demand this #Barbieween
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Halloween is expected to look a lot like Barbie’s Dreamland with the popularity of the film leading to a demand for Barbie and Ken costumes this year for all ages.
Are manatees trying to tell us something about the Chesapeake Bay?
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When a Florida manatee swims into the Chesapeake Bay, it makes waves. Such was the case on Aug. 19, when one of the gentle giants was photographed munching on underwater grass in the St. Mary’s River in Maryland.
‘Bad bots’: AI’s villains beginning to enter the picture to perpetuate fraud online
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is on the rise and has brought technology into the daily lives of humans, and criminals another path for fraud.
Waynesboro explores music-venue noise; silent disco planned at The Foundry
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Waynesboro City Council has been on a field trip to visit The Foundry, and they brought along one of the city’s newest tools: a decibel meter.
Sen. Warner seeks action against Google, Meta for videos posted of two reporters’ murders
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While reporting live on WDBJ in August 2015, Alison Parker and Adam Ward were murdered by a former co-worker during a morning broadcast.
Uninsured in America: Mary Lou Retton’s situation relatable for many
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I am a child of the 1980s and I remember idolizing Mary Lou Retton and what she was able to accomplish as a gymnast.
