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Psychedelic mushrooms can be beneficial to emotional health, baking has become a favorite quarantine activity, Texas is suspending abortions due to coronavirus, Ireland’s Prime Minister is working medical shifts. These, and more, are the newsworthy stories from this past week.
Category: Current Events, Journal, NewsworthyTags: abortion, baking, bronx zoo, business, ceos, coronavirus, covid, covid-19, current events, easter, economic, economics, eggs, emotional health, federal appeals, google, grocery, h1n1, health, hong kong, ireland, leo varadkar, medical registry, mushrooms, news, news update, Newsworthy, pandemic, prime minister, psychedelic, society, taiwan, testing, texas, tiger, trump, usa, working from home, yeast
This will be the first season in history that Germany will be unable to produce ice wine, a UN report found most men and women hold biases against females, the coronavirus continues to take its toll on the global economy, the U.S. and Taliban… Continue Reading “Newsworthy – march 6th, 2020”
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The coronavirus continues to be a mounting health and economic crisis, China sends an army of ducks to Pakistan, a court rules in favor of private internet companies censoring content. These, and more, are the newsworthy stories from this past week.
Category: Current Events, Journal, NewsworthyTags: addiction, africa, austin, biodiversity, border patrol, broadway, business, cancer, cdc, censor, censorship, china, climate change, conservation, coronavirus, courts, current events, diabetes, disease, drug treatment, economics, employment, environment, evolution, facebook, factories, gdp, global warming, government, health, india, internet, iran, job market, locusts, mars, metatarsals, mexico, middle east, moscow, msg, nasa, nashville, news, Newsworthy, obesity, ocean, opioid, pakistan, politics, production, protests, putin, russia, science, society, supreme court, to kill a mockingbird, twitter, u.s., usa, venezuela, web, youtube
Medical experts fear the coronavirus outbreak in China could be bigger than reported, the U.S. Army is taking steps to coordinate more with Europe over Russia, and this year’s Oscars winner is a foreign film. These, and more, are the newsworthy stories from this… Continue Reading “Newsworthy – February 14th, 2020”
Category: Current Events, Journal, NewsworthyTags: army, bmw, california, china, chinese communist party, coronavirus, current events, disagreeable, disease, environment, epidemic, europe, finland, health, immigration, iran, justice department, kyrgyzstan, myanmar, new jersey, news, Newsworthy, nigeria, oscars, parasite, personality traits, psychology, russia, science, seattle, society, south korea, study, sudan, tanzania, travel ban, trump, usa, washington, wuhan
At the beginning of each month, we spotlight a staff-favorite book that meets our objective of thoughtfully sharing stories to help our audience experience their world in a smarter, healthier, and happier way.
Category: Book of the Month, Journal, SpotlightTags: africa, african american, america, best seller, black history month, book club, book lovers, Book of the Month, bookworms, february, fiction, ghana, great migration, historical fiction, history, homegoing, novel, racism, slavery, usa, yaa gyasi
Climate change is speeding up ocean circulation, foods rich in antioxidants may relieve muscle soreness, the travel industry is being impacted by the coronavirus, public officials looking to cannabis as revenue source. These, and more, are the newsworthy stories from this past week.
Category: Current Events, Journal, NewsworthyTags: airlines, alphabet, america, antioxidants, business, cannabis, chiefs, china, climate change, contamination, coronavirus, coronavirus outbreak, cruise lines, current events, disney, economics, environment, exercise, fireflies, fitness, friends, globalwarming, government, groundwater, hbo max, health, homelessness, hotels, kansas city, light pollution, muscle recovery, music, news, Newsworthy, ocean, pesticides, philadelphia, politics, retailers, revenue, science, society, super bowl, taxes, usa, warner bros, youtube
The only known copy of the first Super Bowl is at the center of a legal battle, the US and China signed a trade deal, the Senate has opened the impeachment trial of President Trump. These, and more, are the newsworthy stories from this… Continue Reading “Newsworthy – January 17th, 2020”
Category: Current Events, Journal, NewsworthyTags: australia, business, china, current events, economics, energy, environment, football, government, health, heart disease, impeachment, news, Newsworthy, politics, president, renewables, science, senate, society, solar, tariffs, trade, trial, trump, US, usa, wildfire, wind energy
Body temperatures are decreasing, the cost of child birth is increasing, executives are bracing for an economic slowdown. These, and more, are the newsworthy stories from this past week.
Category: Current Events, Journal, NewsworthyTags: airstrike, american dream, athletes, australia, australia fires, basic income, birth, blog, blogging, body temperature, business, camels, census bureau, cfo, chocolate, costs, cull, current events, economic growth, economics, environment, executives, female, ghana, gop, government, health, health care, health costs, inflammation, iran, iraq, ivory coast, japan, khamenei, missiles, news, news update, Newsworthy, nuclear, opec, pentagon, politics, republican, retail, science, sex, society, soleimani, tax incentives, tehran, temperature, usa, washington dc, wildfire, yusaku maezawa
Where did our modern idea of Santa Claus originate from? In this episode, Aristidis Marousas explores the long history of how a man named Nicholas went from being a bishop, to a saint, to a globally recognized icon and legend of the Christmas season.
Category: Spotlight, Stuff ExplainedTags: advertising, america, civil way, clement clark moore, coca-cola, coke, culture, dutch, elf, facts, history, holidays, kris kringle, marketing, moore, new york city, noel, podcast, podcasting, propaganda, roman, saint nicholas, santa claus, sinter klaas, st nick, Stuff Explained, turkey, twas the night before christmas, usa
This episode was inspired by a recent article from the Los Angeles Times depicting the harrowing ordeal faced by The Marshall Islands. Tune in to hear how the Marshall Islands ended up being the largest dumpsite of American radioactive waste, how climate change could… Continue Reading “Stuff Explained Ep17: Crisis in The Marshall Islands”
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