The silent costs of family care
Many employees reduce their hours or stop working to help ailing relatives. But it may take years for them to fully return to the workforce,… Read More »The silent costs of family care
NASA cancels second attempt to launch Artemis I after hydrogen leak [Updated]
enlarge / The SLS rocket may launch on Saturday from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Trevor Mahlmann 11:15 a.m. ET Saturday: NASA officially canceled… Read More »NASA cancels second attempt to launch Artemis I after hydrogen leak [Updated]
Abortion pill providers are working on wider access after the decision
These new efforts, which test legal limits, have sprung up since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade and many states banned abortion.
At a rally in Pennsylvania, Trump calls Biden an ‘enemy of the state’ after ‘vicious, hateful and divisive’ speech condemning MAGA ideology
President Joe Biden and Former President Donald TrumpAP Photos Trump condemned Biden during his first rally since the Mar-a-Lago raid on Aug. 8. Trump called… Read More »At a rally in Pennsylvania, Trump calls Biden an ‘enemy of the state’ after ‘vicious, hateful and divisive’ speech condemning MAGA ideology
Legacy Black-Owned Companies Get a Reboot
Founded with the goal of serving black communities, brands like Fashion Fair and Madam faded away at the end of the last century. Now they… Read More »Legacy Black-Owned Companies Get a Reboot
How a giant eagle came to dominate ancient New Zealand
enlarge / The now-extinct Haast eagle hunts moa in New Zealand, where other large predators were missing. Today, scientists look to the ancient history of… Read More »How a giant eagle came to dominate ancient New Zealand
Scorching temperatures just broke a world record in California’s Death Valley
Death Valley National Park in California set a world record for high temperatures on Thursday. The park’s Furnace Creek thermometer reached 127 degrees this week,… Read More »Scorching temperatures just broke a world record in California’s Death Valley
Marilyn Loden, who championed a feminist metaphor, dies at 76
She was asked to speak at a conference in 1978 about barriers faced by women in the workplace. She noticed a barrier she called “the… Read More »Marilyn Loden, who championed a feminist metaphor, dies at 76
The Mistake in Biden’s Pro-Labor Record: Uber Drivers Still Waiting for Help
The government’s plans to strengthen their labor protections have been delayed by Congress, the courts and a lobbying blitz.
British pubs are threatened by ‘alarming’ rise in energy bills
Businesses have less protection than private users against higher electricity and gas costs, and industry groups are warning of widespread shutdowns this winter.
Live blog: all the news from Apple’s “Far Out” event
enlarge / A screenshot of Apple’s invitation sent to the press. Apple Live blog starts about: View live blog CUPERTINO, Calif. — At 1 p.m.… Read More »Live blog: all the news from Apple’s “Far Out” event
The gas pipeline connecting Russia to Germany remains closed.
The gas pipeline connecting Russia to Germany remains closed.
On Social Truth, Trump Embraces Far-Right Conspiracy Theories
The former president’s activity on his social network, Truth Social, openly promotes far-right and conspiratorial ideas usually confined to corners of the internet.
You have seen a Bodega cat. How about a barber shop rooster?
Fausto Stilo, ownerDulce De Leche, rooster
Trump lashed out at Bill Barr after former attorney general said DOJ was justified in raiding Mar-a-Lago
Former Attorney General Bill Barr says then-President Donald Trump didn’t have a “good idea” about the roles of the DOJ and the president.Mandel Ngan/AFP via… Read More »Trump lashed out at Bill Barr after former attorney general said DOJ was justified in raiding Mar-a-Lago
