How to Celebrate Your Graduation
Graduation can be exciting or sad or somewhere in between. Heres how to mark your accomplishments. Read more...
Joe Biden says 10 to 15 per cent of Americans 'are not good people' during online discussion
Former Vice President Joe Biden told supporters online Thursday 'there are probably anywhere from 10 to 15 percent of the people out there that are just not very good people.' Read more...
As Images of Pain Flood TV, Where Is Our Leader?
Americans traditionally have looked to the president for empathy in a crisis. This time, they turned to their phones, to a memorial service even to the Rock. Read more...
U.K. Finds That Green Business Is Good Business
With a boom in wind power and a drop in carbon-dioxide emissions, the island nation has found success in clean energy. Read more...
Cops drop heavy-handed tactics as they arrest protesters in NYC
Police began moving in on crowds and carrying out arrests about an hour after curfew, but appeared to drop heavy-handed tactics after videos emerged showing cops mistreating essential workers. Read more...
Plastic pods offer solution for COVID dining in France
A French designer has developed an oversized lampshade made of transparent plastic that encases a customer's head, an effort to entice diners to return. Edward Baran reports. Read more...
Alt-J, Electric Ballroom review The nicest boys in polite rock
Alt-J are four Leeds University graduates with one claim to fame their debut album, An Awesome Wave, has just won the Mercury Music Prize for the Album of the Year. Read more...
Why the Stock Market Just Doesnt Care
Civil unrest, racial inequality, pandemic, recession, severe unemployment? No problem. Read more...
Apple wins dismissal of lawsuit over MacBook logic boards
Apple Inc won the dismissal on Thursday of a lawsuit accusing it of defrauding consumers by selling MacBook laptop computers that contained "logic boards" it knew were defective, and which routinely failed within two years. Read more...
Home Prices Are Rising, Along With Post-Lockdown Demand
The real estate market is challenging this spring all the more so because lenders are checking, and rechecking, borrowers finances in response to the economic turmoil of the pandemic. Read more...
People really DO want to be kind to each other even if it costs them something, a new study reveals
A new study reveals that people really do want to be kind to each other. The team found that individuals choose to be generous to others, even cost themselves and regardless of external motives. Read more...
As Golf Courses Reopen, New Players Take Up the Long Walk
Every state has opened their golf courses, giving golf a chance to expand its reach to people looking for a safe outdoor respite. Read more...
Trudeau takes a knee at anti-racism rally
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joined thousands of demonstrators at an anti-racism protest in Ottawa on Friday, taking a knee in solidarity with people of color who have died from police brutality. Read more...
For Hong Kong, Tiananmen Looms Over the Future
In early 1989, change seemed unstoppable in Beijing. That it wasnt, that China would push back with fury, casts a large shadow over Hong Kong today. Read more...
Oat Milk Powers This Ice Cream
A new offering from Planet Oat Oatmilk is silky smooth and comes in six flavors. Read more...
Overuse of antibiotics to prevent or treat coronavirus will lead to more deaths, WHO warns
The World Health Organization said on Monday using antibioticsto treat coronavirus will lead to higher bacterial resistance rates and, in turn, more deaths Read more...
Pilgrims Pride Chief Executive Is Accused of Price Fixing
The charges are the first in a Justice Department investigation involving several other major chicken producers. Read more...
Weightlifting Three Russians' samples test positive for same banned substance, IWF says
The International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) said on Friday that doping samples taken from three-time world weightlifting champion Nadezhda Evstyukhina and two other Russian weightlifters had tested positive for the same banned substance. Read more...
National Hockey League Edges Toward Restart With Detailed Plans
A modified playoff format, restricted practices and other considerations are being discussed between league executives and the players union. Read more...
On this day Born June 7, 1981 Anna Kournikova, Russian tennis player
For a tennis player who failed to win even one singles title on the WTA Tour, the frenzy surrounding Anna Kournikova's relatively short career is still unparalleled. Read more...