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Written by Staff Writer The number of abortions performed in the United States has increased for the first time in five years, according to new federal data released by the Centers for Disease Control…
I can see your pain. I share that pain. You don’t look at me quite right because I’m bald. But I know you want me out of your life, and I can feel that….
Play Audio Clip Listen to audio clip. Ontario Premier Doug Ford has one less thing to worry about now than he did a week ago, because doctors have forced all health care providers in…
When Nigerian musician Davido wrote a song called “Like I Never Left” back in February, critics said it sounded a lot like an American hip-hop track. The next day, another song he released was…
As a war escalates between Ethiopia and Eritrea, the visiting prime minister of Ethiopia is throwing himself on the front lines. On Monday, Abiy Ahmed told journalists that he would be willing to hand…
On Tuesday morning, only one defendant in the 2009 Arbery killing in New York City was convicted of the most serious charge. Agave Atkinson-Diaz, 30, admitted in court on Tuesday that he shot 35-year-old…
Taking the right genetic approach to medicine can change many diseases for the better. That’s the case with lupus, a disease that is affected by both genetics and the environment. In the 1970s, scientists…
It’s week three of the start of what will undoubtedly be a wildly (yet sadly distant) summer. There’s still sunshine, kids are schooled into conformity and even Amazon is still the thought leader for…
“Eurydice” is the eighth work by Greek composer George Psarras. With lyrics by librettist A.E.H. Macy, the opera is based on Euripides’ “Achilles’ Last Steps.” The two operas are set in Ancient Greece, but…
Rich in tasty healthy food and other products that help build communities, Nigeria continues to be a global hub of innovation. Historically, domestic food storage has been very basic: The food is stored away,…