A decline in greenhouse gas emissions, the benefits of being a musician, consumers are discovering the ease of new car deliveries, the Trump administration reduces the number of protected wetlands and waterways.
These, and more, are the newsworthy stories from this past week.
Continue reading “Newsworthy – April 18th, 2020”What is the history of American Thanksgiving? Was the (in)famous Thanksgiving held by the Pilgrims at Plymouth Plantation really the first of its kind? The truth is revealed in this episode of Stuff Explained from The Motley Experience.
Continue reading “Stuff Explained Ep16: Thanksgiving”Russian engineers have developed impact-proof concrete, Apple wants to help California’s housing and affordability crisis, climate change is affecting centuries old French wineries.
These, and more, are the newsworthy stories from this past week.
Continue reading “Newsworthy – Nov 8th, 2019”The number of flying insects in Germany are dramatically falling, higher rates of obesity and an aging population are leading to surging deaths from heart failure in the U.S., businesses are offering higher pay and hiring less.
These, and more, are the newsworthy stories from this past week.
Continue reading “Newsworthy – Nov 1st, 2019”The bottom of the Great Lakes is full of microplastics, ghost guns are a new challenge for crime-scene investigators, the cost of employer-provided health coverage rose.
These, and more, are the newsworthy stories from this past week.
Continue reading “Newsworthy – Sep 27th, 2019”More Americans are living alone than ever before, large companies continue to hold on to cash, business schools are shutting down MBA programs, an increase in apprehensions at the southern border, and more.
More Americans are living alone than ever before, large companies continue to hold on to cash, business schools are shutting down MBA programs, an increase in apprehensions at the southern border, and more.
These are the newsworthy stories from this past week.
Continue reading “Newsworthy – June 7th, 2019”We live in political society dominated by tribalism. The two party system in the United States has fed into an already natural human propensity to view life as “us versus them”. Recent years have especially exacerbated this point with politicians locking in on the issues that have the highest likelihoods to be divisive and garner the attention and votes they need so that the party (and the individual politicians) remain in power.
What this has led to, along with increasing attention to inhumane acts against minorities domestically and abroad, is an atmosphere of outrage and anger among the right and the left.
The purpose of this article is to explore the idea that “an angry generation can’t bring peace”.
Continue reading “There is No Peace Through Anger”Evidence found of a previously unknown human species in the Philippines, first ever image of a black hole shared, continued spread of measles, White House to help private sector in 5G development, public retirement facing problems, and Disney+ to launch in November.
These are just a few of the newsworthy stories from this past week.
Continue reading “Newsworthy – Apr 12th, 2019”The White House plans to assess the national security threat of climate change, Pinterest to stop returning searches for “vaccines”, and educated American women workforce participation rate is plateauing.
These are just a few of the top newsworthy items from this past week as first shared on our Facebook page.
Continue reading “Newsworthy – Feb 22nd, 2019”Wealthier billionaires, colleges tracking applicants, increase in hate crimes, the return of measles, and an explanation of the polar vortex sweeping the Midwest.
Here are the top newsworthy items from this past week as shared on our Facebook page.
