Help! I Accidentally Told the Bridal Group Chat That the Bride Is Out of Control.
Should I just bow out of the wedding?
Should I just bow out of the wedding?
Teacher advice on skipping grades, pre-K, and red-shirting.
Even though Covid hospitalizations and deaths are surging in Texas, Gov. Greg Abbott just barred counties, cities and school districts from requiring masks.
Their absence could hurt the broader U.S. economy, so policymakers are weighing ways to help them return to work.
The company has taken on some investors that don’t align with its environmentally virtuous image.
Even the GOP senators who are supposed to be the sane ones.
She left me $6,000. I’m now homeless.
Thank Democrats for the hottest meme this side of Cannes.
But he acknowledged Japan’s path through the pandemic toward the Olympics had gone “sometimes backward at times.
Less that half of those who have not been vaccinated are worried about the contagious Covid variant.
I’m questioning my own judgment.
She’d be in for a big surprise.
Parenting advice on body image, neighbors, and excessive gift-giving.
Both the Fed and the Biden administration have said rapid price increases are being stoked by temporary factors.
Americans are hitting the road as strong economic growth pushes up oil prices, and Republicans are trying to pin pump prices on Biden’s energy policies.
National Health Commission Vice Minister Zeng Yixin dismissed the lab leak theory as a rumor.
National Health Commission Vice Minister Zeng Yixin dismissed the lab leak theory as a rumor.
In the news today: Not only is the pandemic not over, the nation is in the middle of a new pandemic surge. Wear your masks, and get vaccinated as soon as possible. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi today rejected the appointment of two Republicans to a House committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection after signals that both of them were appointed to obstruct, rather than assist, the probe.
Space billionaires are on a mission to entertain themselves, without regard for the pressing problems on Planet Earth.
Safe, age-appropriate, and affordable gender-affirming medical care is crucial for transgender and nonbinary folks. Affirming care can be a number of things, ranging from a medical professional supporting the use of pronouns to prescribing hormonal treatments to surgery. Sometimes trial and error are involved to find the best fit, and sometimes people pause and restart treatment over the course of a lifetime. All of that is normal and valid.
On July 9, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued recommendations that surprised many Americans. In looking ahead to the upcoming school year, the agency recommended that “masks should be worn indoors by all individuals (age 2 and older) who are not fully vaccinated,” but did not call for mask use by staff or older students who were fully vaccinated.
“This bill will not protect our girls,” a Democrat opposed to the legislation argued.
I had somehow missed that some in the press have been trying to relight the pilot light on the whole “Biden gaffe” narrative after Biden theoretically accidentally noted that Facebook, in becoming a fountain of anti-vaccine, anti-safety conspiracy theories, was “killing people.
The much-ballyhooed bipartisan infrastructure agreement was always a shaky proposition. When President Joe Biden announced the accord last month—“We have a deal,” the beaming president proclaimed outside the White House, flanked by 10 beaming senators—all the negotiators had agreed to was an outline, a three-page sketch of how to spend $1.2 trillion on roads, bridges, rail, and broadband, and a list of “options” of how to pay for it.
The Republican leader suggested his investigation won’t look at Donald Trump’s role in the attack.
It’s a habit he picked up during COVID.
Under the deal, Johnson & Johnson would not produce any opioids for at least a decade.
GOP senators opposed starting debate on a $1.1 trillion spending bill on roads and bridges because negotiators have yet to agree on the legislative text.