By Michael Merschel, American Heart Association News In the first days of the COVID-19 pandemic, the world was full of questions. Dr. Jeffrey Hsu recalls the fear of the unknown as he and other health professionals confronted a virus they … Continued
(Courtesy of the author) Read Brave, the free annual citywide book club that brings communities together, hosts two events centered on Nnedi Okorafor’s young adult novel “Akata Witch,” which explores communities through Africanfuturism, a genre of African culture, story, and … Continued
It’s no secret that Donald Trump is obsessed with winning the Nobel Peace Prize, which is one reason why he’s pushing Ukraine and Russia so hard toward cease-fire negotiations. The way the U.S. president is going about it won’t earn … Continued
All winter long I’ve been meaning to write about the little constellation Aries the Ram, and finally on this last weekend of winter I’m getting around to it. It’s a good thing because Aries is about to leave our nighttime … Continued
We’ve got John Sandford’s much-anticipated new thriller today, as well as two other worthy additions to the genre. (Courtesy of Penguin Random House) John Sanford. (Courtesy of Penguin Random House) “Lethal Prey”: by John Sandford” (Putnam, $32) As disturbing as … Continued
Women’s basketball has not slowed down at all this season as March Madness arrives. A year ago, the women’s NCAA championship game drew a bigger television audience than the men’s title game for the first time, with an average of 18.9 million … Continued