Month: May 2023

Three researchers from New York University have shown something startling.   You can cut your risk of dementia in half with a simple trick—using the internet for roughly two hours a day.  Dementia is a state in which your brain shrinks  and your memory gives out on you.  It often comes with old age. In extreme
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The Illinois Senate has passed HB 2789, a bill whose terms dictate that state funding from public or school libraries that remove books from circulation will be withheld. As per the bill, the $62 million of funding that goes to the state’s libraries will only be eligible for said funding if they “adopt the American Library
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Photography by Getty ImagesHere’s how smokey eyes, pearl accents and bridal beauty were nods to Karl Lagerfeld. By Lauren Knowles Date May 4, 2023 Facebook Twitter While Met Gala themes can most easily be translated and identified through dress, beauty serves as another avenue for further creative expression. With some blatantly obvious tributes and some
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Nigeria Jones is a teenager. She’s a warrior princess. She’s a sister. She’s a stand-in mother. She’s a queen. She’s a student. Within the Movement, the Black separatist utopian community founded in West Philadelphia by her parents, Kofi Sankofa and Natalie Pierre, Nigeria is all of these things and none of them. Alongside the Movement’s
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Members of the biggest rail workers union have voted to renew their mandate to strike during the next six months in the long-running dispute over pay and conditions. The Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) said staff across 14 train companies overwhelming backed taking more industrial action. RMT general secretary Mick Lynch said the result
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