Although adolescents have been smoking fewer cigarettes and cigars in recent years, their use of e-cigarettes and hookahs is on the rise.… Read more
Yearly Archives: 2016
Japan Earthquake Kills Nine; More Aftershocks Expected
At least nine people died when an earthquake struck Japan late Thursday, reported state broadcaster NHK, citing police officials.… Read more
Democratic National Committee Sues Arizona Over Alleged Voter Suppression
The Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton’s campaign are suing the state of Arizona following complaints of voter suppression during the primary last month.… Read more
Free Entry To National Parks This Week
The National Park Service will waive fees starting Saturday for National Park Week (April 16 to April 24).… Read more
Obama To Speak At Howard, Rutgers Commencements
President Barack Obama has scheduled his final presidential college commencement addresses.… Read more
Anger As CNN ‘Proof Of Life’ Video Highlights Failure To Rescue Stolen Girls
From protesters marching in Nigerian cities to social media users in distant countries raising their voices, the story stirred fresh outpourings of anger and frustration.… Read more
State Will Not Prosecute Donald Trump’s Campaign Manager
Former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields sought charges against Lewandowski after an incident in March where she said Lewandowski pulled her away from Trump as she was trying to ask him a question.… Read more
McDonald’s Workers Rally In Times Square For $15 Minimum Wage
Hundreds of protesters converged on a McDonald’s restaurant in Times Square Thursday demanding a $15-an-hour minimum wage for fast food workers.… Read more
New York Observer loses top reporter over Trump endorsement
Barkan said the controversy over the speech was a demarcation point in his tenure at the Observer.
… Read more
20% of big companies pay zero corporate taxes
Nearly 20% of large U.S. corporations that reported a profit on their financial statements in 2012 ended up paying exactly nothing in U.S. corporate income taxes.… Read more
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Yearly Archives: 2016
E-cigarettes And Hookah Use Among Kids Soars
Although adolescents have been smoking fewer cigarettes and cigars in recent years, their use of e-cigarettes and hookahs is on the rise.… Continue Reading
Japan Earthquake Kills Nine; More Aftershocks Expected
At least nine people died when an earthquake struck Japan late Thursday, reported state broadcaster NHK, citing police officials.… Continue Reading
Democratic National Committee Sues Arizona Over Alleged Voter Suppression
The Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton’s campaign are suing the state of Arizona following complaints of voter suppression during the primary last month.… Continue Reading
Free Entry To National Parks This Week
The National Park Service will waive fees starting Saturday for National Park Week (April 16 to April 24).… Continue Reading
Obama To Speak At Howard, Rutgers Commencements
President Barack Obama has scheduled his final presidential college commencement addresses.… Continue Reading
Anger As CNN ‘Proof Of Life’ Video Highlights Failure To Rescue Stolen Girls
From protesters marching in Nigerian cities to social media users in distant countries raising their voices, the story stirred fresh outpourings of anger and frustration.… Continue Reading
State Will Not Prosecute Donald Trump’s Campaign Manager
Former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields sought charges against Lewandowski after an incident in March where she said Lewandowski pulled her away from Trump as she was trying to ask him a question.… Continue Reading
McDonald’s Workers Rally In Times Square For $15 Minimum Wage
Hundreds of protesters converged on a McDonald’s restaurant in Times Square Thursday demanding a $15-an-hour minimum wage for fast food workers.… Continue Reading
New York Observer loses top reporter over Trump endorsement
Barkan said the controversy over the speech was a demarcation point in his tenure at the Observer.
… Continue Reading
20% of big companies pay zero corporate taxes
Nearly 20% of large U.S. corporations that reported a profit on their financial statements in 2012 ended up paying exactly nothing in U.S. corporate income taxes.… Continue Reading