Tom Steyer is campaigning for governor of California as a billionaire appealing to the common person.
Tom Steyer Launches Campaign for California Governor Billionaire entrepreneur and activist Tom Steyer, known for his previous unsuccessful presidential run and his efforts to impeach former President Donald Trump, is now vying for the position of governor in California as a Democrat. At 68, Steyer’s substantial wealth positions him as a prominent figure in the […]
Common Chemical in Household Items Connected to Liver Disease and Cancer, Study Reports
Chemicals in Household Products Linked to Liver Damage A recent study from Keck Medicine at the University of Southern California reveals that chemicals commonly found in dry cleaning fluids and household items significantly increase the risk of severe liver damage. The study identifies tetrachlorethylene, or PCE, a chemical used in items like craft adhesives, stain […]
Student with communist beliefs chosen for Ithaca Common Council
This fall, it’s not just the autumn leaves turning red in the northern states. Following Zoran Mamdani’s recent win in New York’s mayoral race, Ithaca took another step by electing a full-on communist to its city council. Hannah Shvetz, a 20-year-old student and member of the Communist Party of America, secured her seat on the […]
Chronic kidney disease is now the ninth most common cause of death globally.
Chronic Kidney Disease on the Rise: New Study Findings Chronic kidney disease is now recognized as the ninth leading cause of death globally. A recent study indicates a record number of individuals with impaired kidney function. This research follows a study published in The Lancet. Conducted by teams from New York University Langone Health, the […]
Emergency doctor shares the five most common injuries and illnesses during Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving can be a joyful time, but it’s also surprisingly hazardous. It’s easy to go from enjoying a festive meal to needing medical attention. Having worked in the ER on Thanksgiving for over a decade, I’ve seen it all. Here are five common injuries and illnesses people face during this holiday, along with tips to […]
Trump States America Is at a Turning Point Between ‘Communism and Common Sense’
Trump’s Remarks on U.S. Political Landscape In Miami, Florida, President Trump expressed that the United States is facing a critical choice between “communism and common sense,” particularly in light of the recent mayoral victory of Zoran Mamdani in New York, which he sees as indicative of Congressional Democrats’ intentions. During his speech at the American […]
Bulgaria ready to adopt the euro: moving towards a common future
Speech by ECB President Christine Lagarde at the high-level meeting on “Bulgaria, the gateway to the eurozone” co-organized by the Bulgarian Ministry of Finance and the Bulgarian National Bank Sofia, November 4, 2025 As of January 1, 2026, Bulgaria will officially adopt the euro. While it can seem like a sudden shift, it’s really the […]
Museum Targeted in Bold Theft Said to Have Made Common Security Mistake
At one time, the Louvre’s video surveillance system actually used its own name as a password, as first reported by the French newspaper Libération. In October, a theft took place at the renowned Paris museum, resulting in the loss of several valuable jewels dating back to the Napoleonic era. The National Cyber Security Agency of […]
Micro-retirements are becoming more common. Here’s what HR leaders should understand.
Why are some of our top employees taking extended breaks from work? It seems there’s a growing trend called “microretirement,” especially among Gen Z and Millennials. According to estimates, around 10% of U.S. workers plan to take some form of microretirement this year. Microretirements differ from traditional sabbaticals, which are often employer-funded. Instead, these breaks […]
They may label it racism or bigotry, but I view it as common sense.
Hello, everyone. Isn’t it interesting how simply stating the obvious seems to require bravery these days? We really ought to get back to expressing common truths regularly. Speaking the truth shouldn’t require courage. Let’s not be afraid. We should discuss when identity is significant and when it isn’t. Two things occurred recently. Karine Jean-Pierre gave […]