Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene is receiving criticism after admitting that she didn’t fully read the budget bill she voted for, as she was unaware of
A mural on the side of a new apartment building, a light installation that illuminates a walkway at night, and statues that flank park entrances.
LinkedIn, Zoom, FitBit, Yahoo, YouTube, Rotten Tomatoes, and DoorDash: What do all these companies have in common? All of these companies were started in Silicon
When Moana 2 was released last Thanksgiving, it became the highest-grossing opening weekend for an animated film globally. Shortly before the release, the original Moana
There are approximately 8.8 million Asian American workers in the United States, and this group has repeatedly been referred to as the “model minority.” However,
Skirts are getting longer, which, according to the Hemline Index, means the economy is declining. The Hemline Index is a long-held theory dating back to
This week is National Park Week. While there are 63 locations in the United States that include the words “National Park” in their proper name,
If you follow the stock market closely – or even if you don’t – you have likely seen the roller coaster of headlines in the
We have previously covered how artificial intelligence (AI) is changing energy consumption and being used in scams. Today, we’re exploring another topic where the use
It is officially April, but March Madness is not over quite yet. Both the women’s and the men’s NCAA basketball tournaments are down to the
It has only been 50 years since the Fair Credit Opportunity Act was signed into law by President Gerald Ford. Before the law, banks were
Too often, the interests of teenage girls – no matter what they may be – are dismissed as superficial, trivial, or unworthy of serious attention.
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