Новости за 01.03.2024

A pediatric gynecologist, she will become Boston University’s first female and Black president when she takes the helm in July. The actress is now defying odds as a Latina filmmaker in Hollywood. Acclaimed for directing ‘Flamin’ Hot’, she is an advocate for Latino talent. A top fashion model since …

We asked congressional insiders, historians and political analysts to choose the longtime Senate GOP leader’s most consequential achievement as he prepares to step down. Mitch McConnell changed Washington forever — whether for better or worse is up for debate. The Kentucky Republican announced this …

Duke University is closing its century-old herbarium—a legendary plant collection and training ground—to the outcry of many. In the rooms of Duke …

For 31 years, the most popular dog breed in the United States was the Labrador Retriever, according to The American Kennel Club. But in 2022, for the …

How did a Brooklyn media giant valued at $5.7 billion just a few years ago wind up going bankrupt and folding its newsroom? Look no further than its …

You've likely heard of e-cigarettes, vapes, Juul, and chewing tobacco, but there's a new nicotine alternative on the block, Zyn. It's marketed as a "fresh way to enjoy nicotine," but that begs the immediate question: is Zyn bad for you? First things first: Zyn is a brand of smokeless, tobacco-free …

A new NerdWallet survey finds that just 25% of millennials who don’t have kids plan to have them. A major reason why? The high cost of raising …

"It's not a matter of banning a book if they can't read it." In the four years since schools were shuttered in an effort to protect students from the …

From the infamous hot coffee lawsuit to "Papa John"'s use of a racial slur, these major fast food faux pas sure didn't help the chains' already …

Republicans conducting the impeachment investigation into President Biden released the transcript of their private interview with Hunter Biden on …

WASHINGTON (AP) — Our very ancient animal ancestors had tails. Why don’t we? Somewhere around 20 million or 25 million years ago, when apes diverged from monkeys, our branch of the tree of life shed its tail. From Darwin’s time, scientists have wondered why — and how — this happened. Now, researchers …