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Sneeze Smartly Sneezes can erupt like crashing waves, yet with a bit of awareness, you can tone down their volume. Jay F. Piccirillo, a professor of otolaryngology, encourages us to …
The Week in Well+Being: Insights and Joyful Discoveries Read More
On March 15, 2025, the Family Wellness Day took place at BJC Commons, emphasising the need for better health care awareness among African American families. Organised by The Links Incorporated’s …
Family Wellness Day: Bridging Health Disparities in the Black Community Read More
In a bold move, customers across the United States are planning a 24-hour boycott on February 28, dubbed the “Economic Blackout,” to protest companies reducing their diversity, equity, and inclusion …
US Consumers Unite for Economic Blackout to Challenge Corporate Greed Read More
On February 28, a nationwide consumer boycott, termed the “Economic Blackout,” will take place across the United States. Organised by The People’s Union USA, led by John Schwarz, this initiative …
Consumers Unite for February 28 Economic Blackout Against Corporate Greed Read More
Donald Trump is contemplating the removal of FBI Director Christopher Wray in light of pressure from his right-wing allies to appoint Kash Patel, a controversial figure known for his loyalty …
Trump Allies Push for Kash Patel as FBI Director Amidst Controversy Read More
The Tokyo 2020 Olympics will permanently add skateboarding, climbing, and surfing, while karate and baseball/softball will have temporary appearances. Over 30 sports have been incorporated since 1896, adapting to global …
The Evolution of Olympic Sports: From 1896 to Tokyo 2020 Read More
In 2012, a significant percentage of U.S. students exhibited a lack of economic understanding, which has critical implications as they engage in voting. Currently, a majority lack knowledge about essential …
Addressing Economic Illiteracy in Young Americans Read More