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Have you ever said “I hate you” to someone? What about using the “h-word” in casual conversation, like “I hate broccoli”? What are you really feeling when you say that you hate something or someone? Curious Kids is a series for … more

Kristine Hoover, Gonzaga University and Yolanda Gallardo, Gonzaga University, The Conversation | 5/13/24

Mary McLeod Bethune, known as the ‘First Lady of Negro America,’ also sought to unify the African diaspora

When I first landed an internship as an archives technician at the Mary McLeod Bethune Council House-National Historic Site – the D.C. home of the woman who founded Bethune-Cookman University – … more

Ashley Robertson Preston, Howard University, The Conversation | 5/13/24

D'Abbraccio, Louis Thomas

Louis Thomas D’Abbraccio passed away on May 5, 2024, surrounded by friends and family. As Lou’s community reflects on his legacy, one quality repeats itself through all aspects of … more

5/13/24

The Untold Story of GoDaddy Founder’s Traumatic Life and Explosive Success

(NewsUSA) - If ever there was a story about a self-made man whose wealth can be measured more by the contents of his heart than by the contents of his bank account, this is it.Everybody has heard of … more

5/13/24

3 steps to save a life

(BPT) - You're on your way to work when a car crash happens. A backyard bonfire takes a turn while chopping firewood. While in your backyard, a neighbor has an accident … more

5/13/24

Difficulty swallowing? You may have eosinophilic esophagitis

(BPT) - Do you find it difficult to swallow food? Does food feel like it gets stuck in your throat when you eat? These are common symptoms of eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE), a disease that affects an … more

5/13/24

Healthy Brain Aging: Strategies to Help Your Brain and Body

(BPT) - Whether you’ve heard about cognitive health recently in the news or have a loved one who may be showing signs of cognitive decline, it’s natural to worry about how your brain … more

5/13/24

Journey to type 1 diabetes diagnosis, helping to reduce the risk of diabetic ketoacidosis

(BPT) - Sponsored by Sanofi At just 25 years old, Amy Hsieh began experiencing a series of health-related symptoms that ultimately changed her life. Hsieh explained: “I was extremely thirsty, … more

5/13/24

Building an ADU? Save space and energy by going tankless

(BPT) - Over the past few years, more and more American families have opted for multigenerational living arrangements. A survey by Generations United found that 26% of American adults live in … more

5/13/24

5 Home Updates to Provide Peace of Mind for Your Family

(Family Features) Home improvement projects often focus on updating the aesthetic of your house, but upgrades that make your living space more secure and comfortable are sometimes even more important. more

5/13/24

Practical Presents: Father's Day gift ideas for hard-to-buy-for dads

(Family Features) Shopping for your dad on Father's Day each year can be a challenge. However, focusing on the things he enjoys such as music, exercising or hobbies like woodworking or metalworking can send you down the right path. more

5/13/24

Governments are scrambling to control AI

Artificial intelligence has lawmakers concerned. Verbit analyzed news and government reports to see what laws are being passed to regulate AI. more

Wade Zhou | 5/10/24

Why Indianapolis 500 winners drink milk and the history of other race-day traditions

The Indianapolis 500 is known for its quirky traditions. Stacker compiled five of them, sourcing from Indianapolis Motor Speedway and various outlets. more

Jill Jaracz | 5/10/24

In the interest of profits, female student-athletes get left behind more than 50 years after Title IX

Using data from the Department of Education, Bold.org investigated ongoing disparities in treatment for collegiate female sports more than 50 years after Title IX. more

Halle Young, Data Work By Emma Rubin | 5/10/24

Schools were just supposed to block porn. Instead they sabotaged homework and censored suicide prevention sites

The Markup reports on how students are speaking out against internet censorship in their schools. more

Tara García Mathewson for The Markup | 5/10/24

What difference does it make if you are involved in your student's school and its activities and events?

Study.com uses data from various educational sources to break down how parental participation varies across demographics, school sizes, and school types. more

Alina Lehtinen-Vela | 5/10/24

How Pennsylvania secures mail ballots, prevents fraud, and makes sure votes count

Votebeat reports on how Pennsylvania is making sure its mail-in ballots are counted in its elections. more

Carter Walker for Votebeat | 5/10/24

What's covered when someone else drives your car? Understanding permissive use

Cheap Insurance explains permissive use of your car and how it can impact your automobile coverage. more

John Davey | 5/10/24

Padres, protejan a sus hijos contra el sarampión antes de un viaje internacional

(BPT) - ¿Tiene planeado viajar? Mientras su familia se prepara para viajes de verano y reuniones, asegúrese de que su hijo o hija estén al día con las vacunas infantiles … more

5/10/24

MISSED AT J&T'S: Longtime J&T’s Breakfast & Lunch waitress Crystal Vizcaino, of Johnston, has been diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer. She has three kids and the bills are piling up. She posed for photos with some of her beloved patrons and fellow waitresses at the George Waterman Road restaurant last week.

Fundraiser set for Johnston mom of 3 living with Stage 4 cancer

Crystal Vizcaino tried not to cry. She rubbed at an uncomfortable false eyelash while sitting in the back booth at J&T’s Breakfast & Lunch. Vizcaino’s used to waiting tables … more

By RORY SCHULER | 5/10/24

May 13, 2024