President Biden and former President Donald Trump have officially secured their parties’ nominations for the upcoming presidential Election, setting the stage for a heated rematch that many Americans have been dreading. Biden solidified his nomination for the Democratic Party with a crucial victory in Georgia, while Trump clinched the Republican nomination with a win in…
The National Institutes of Health and National Library of Medicine have awarded Distinguished Professor of History Trish Starks a $50,000 grant to write a book on the history of population health in Russia during the 20th century. In her upcoming book, “Save the Men! Russian Male Health in Crisis from the Revolution to Today,” Starks…
The city of Tampa is issuing a warning to visitors about expected heavy congestion this weekend due to a combination of spring break, St. Patrick’s Day, and various Entertainment events converging on downtown. From March 13-17, downtown visitors should be prepared for detours, congested roads, and limited parking spots. One of the highlighted events is…
The recent death of a former Boeing employee who had raised concerns about quality control issues at a South Carolina factory has brought renewed attention to the aerospace company’s troubled history. From previous settlements with the Federal Aviation Administration over dangerous debris left on jets to fatal crashes that exposed safety risks due to production…
The “South Carolina Assistive Technology Expo” held in Columbia showcased a wide range of innovative tech solutions for individuals with disabilities. This free event provided visitors with the opportunity to explore various devices, connect with disability services, and participate in educational sessions. Rachell Johnson, Program Manager for the SC Assistive Technology Program, expressed her excitement…
The first day of NFL free agency in 2024 has come to a close, with numerous big-name players agreeing to lucrative contracts and a few others changing teams through trades. While signings and trades won’t be official until Wednesday at 4 p.m. ET, the flurry of activity on Day 1 has certainly set the tone…
Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner has revealed that he has made a decision regarding running for a third term in office. In an interview with NBC 10 @issue, Krasner expressed his love for his job and highlighted the impact of the SEPTA special prosecutor law on his decision-making process. Krasner is currently challenging Act 40,…
