Netflix Documentary Explores the Oklahoma City Bombing and Its Horrific Details
` tags. On April 19, 1995, a truck bomb detonated at a federal building in Oklahoma City. The event resulted […]
Measles Outbreak: Do You Need Another Vaccine Shot?
With the ongoing measles outbreak that originated in Texas, many are wondering if a measles vaccine booster is necessary. Measles, […]
Trump Administration Missed Opportunity to Deport Abrego Garcia in 2019
According to court documents reviewed by TIME, the Trump administration had the opportunity to challenge Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s protection against […]
Decoding the Most Effective Apology
Apologies come in many forms, ranging from sincere to offensive. Some instances of “sorry” are simply habitual and dilute the […]
Big Oil Investors Face Impending Climate Clash
BP’s recent shareholder revolt, where almost a quarter of investors opposed the chairman, highlights a larger climate change issue for […]
Dating During a Recession: Finding the Upside
Recent conversations reveal a growing trend: individuals are finding it challenging to maintain their dating lives amidst financial concerns and […]
New “Wedding Banquet” Offers a Lighthearted Take on a Familiar Queer Story
The creation and upbringing of children are widely recognized as significant sources of happiness. However, for some prospective parents, conceiving […]
Echoes of Paul Revere: A Call to Defend Democracy Today
Exactly 250 years ago, a Boston silversmith, Paul Revere, famously rode from Boston to Lexington, Massachusetts, to warn colonists and […]
Gaza Photojournalist, Subject of Forthcoming Documentary, Dies in Strike
Fatma Hassona, a Palestinian photojournalist who was to be featured in a documentary premiering in France in May, was killed […]
Florida State University Shooting: What We Know So Far
Following a shooting on Thursday, April 17, at the Florida State University (FSU) campus, an unspecified number of individuals were […]
Slotkin Outlines Democratic Strategy to Counter Trump’s Policies
Elissa Slotkin brings strategic insight to the table. The Michigan senator’s resume includes roles with George W. Bush’s National Security […]
Franklin Richards in Fantastic Four: What You Should Know About Sue and Reed’s Baby “`
` tags. “ The new trailer for Fantastic Four: First Steps reveals that Sue Storm and Reed Richards are expecting […]
Possible Signs of Life Discovered on Distant Planet: What Scientists Know
Astronomers are reporting potentially groundbreaking, though preliminary, indications of possible life on a far-off planet. The University of Cambridge spearheaded […]
Democratic Fundraisers to Watch Based on Fundraising Success
This article is part of The D.C. Brief, TIME’s politics newsletter. Sign up to get stories like this sent to […]
Head Start Program Faces Potential Elimination Under Trump Administration: What You Need to Know
The Trump Administration, which has pledged to dismantle the , has previously targeted higher education and . Now, early childhood […]
AmeriCorps NCCC Facing Cuts: What You Need to Know About the Program Targeted by Trump Administration
DES MOINES, Iowa — The Trump administration’s efforts to reduce government spending have recently targeted a 30-year-old community service initiative […]
All Types of Firearm Injuries Spike During Hunting Season
Approximately a third of American households own a gun. With the arrival of hunting season each fall, firearms become more […]
U.K. Supreme Court Transgender Women Ruling: Key Takeaways
` tags. “`xml In a unanimous decision on Wednesday, the U.K. Supreme Court determined that transgender women are not legally […]
Giorgia Meloni’s Rise as Europe’s Trump Connection
Donald Trump’s admiration for Giorgia Meloni is well-known. Following their initial encounter in Paris last year, Trump lauded the Italian […]
Beyond “It’s OK”: Alternative Responses to an Apology
Apologies vary in their effectiveness. While apologies can’t always undo the harm, they can help the recipient feel acknowledged, heal […]