Yearly Archives: 2019

Youth sports might be struggling, but it’s not all doom and gloom. Interest in alternative activities such as golf or track and field has been on the rise for the…

Due to incredible efforts over the past six decades, in 2016, the giant panda escaped the endangered species list and is know graded as “vulnerable.” The species, which was once…

During this period of extreme polarization, it may be some assurance to know that no matter their political persuasion, Americans tend to turn to the same dictionary when they need to know…

Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos has announced that the Department of Education is rescinding the Obama administration’s 2011 letter to colleges and universities that directed institutions to aggressively investigate allegations of…

Creepy and bizarre sights are commonplace on Halloween weekend, but the town of Manitou Springs, Colorado—which boasts an elevation (6,412 feet) greater than its population (around 5,000)—adds elements of sport…

Mosquitoes and their itchy bites are more than just an annoyance. They transmit dangerous viruses with deadly consequences—making them the most lethal animal on Earth. It’s the Aedes aegypti and…

Vice President Mike Pence has maintained a fairly low profile since taking office in January alongside President Donald Trump. Perhaps it’s because of his boss’s antics that Pence has been able…

Halfway through its run, “The Assassination of Gianni Versace” — the second installment of the “American Crime Story” series on FX — is arguably the most important show on television…

Four years ago, the U.S. Women’​s National Hockey team faced off against their archrivals, Canada, in the finals of the quadrennial World Championships. Team USA prevailed 3-2, claiming its sixth…

Her collared dress comes down to her knees but that’s not far enough for some. Her cardigan leaves everything to the imagination, which for some is exactly the problem. It’s…