Celtics notebook: Rob Williams bides his time
With Williams in the paint, the heads of Heat players go on a swivel, and the fact they shot 29 percent in the Celtics’ Game 4 win was very much a credit to his defensive presence.
ORG: Essential Workers Under Threat From Extreme Heat And Wildfire; New Report Illuminates Breakthrough Protective Measures
LOS ANGELES, CA – During the COVID-19 pandemic, essential workers took the spotlight as they served households across the United States. However, essential workers today work in conditions that threaten their health. With the increasing frequency of hot days, essential workers can fall vulnerable to heat stress, heat strokes, dehydration, even death. And as an […]
Apply Now: City Limits Youth Journalism Internship for Summer 2022
Jeanmarie Evelly Former CLARIFY interns at work. The City Limits Accountability Reporting Initiative for Youth (CLARIFY) is now accepting applications for its 2022 summer internship. This is a paid journalism training program for New York City high school students who … Continued
World Health Organization Says Monkeypox Outbreak Linked to Human Male Same-Sex Copulation; Issues Alert To Gay, Bisexual Men
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued what some are calling an unbelievable warning on Monday that links the current worldwide outbreak of monkeypox to sexual encounters between same-sex human males. Currently, there are approximately 200 confirmed cases of monkeypox throughout North America and Europe – with the initial two cases of 2022 outside […]
New Bluetooth-Based “Cue” COVID Test Unit May Transmit Results to Government Agencies for “Public Health Surveillance, Related Purposes”
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – A new Bluetooth-enabled digital coronavirus test, known as “Cue,” is being touted as a fast and efficient way for individuals to test themselves for the virus on a regular basis, as experts are predicting that COVID-19 – despite the current lull in overall infections compared to this period of time last year – […]
Opinion: Price Gouging is Crushing Low-Income New Yorkers. Here’s What Gov. Hochul Should Do
“Unemployment continues to be higher in places like Flatbush, Brooklyn—my neighborhood—than in the wealthiest parts of the city and state. For my unemployed neighbors and those earning low wages, price increases hit us much, much harder than the richest residents … Continued