Report: The Majority of Plastic Put in Recycling Bins Ends Up in Landfills - RELEVANT
A new report has found that all the effort to recycle plastic has essentially been a waste. Greenpeace USA has released a new report that reveals most
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Fed raises interest rates, hints at pullback
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday raised its short-term interest rate by three-quarters of a percent for the sixth time this year. The raise brings the interest rate up to a targeted range of 3.75 to 4...
Alleged Pelosi attacker pleads not guilty
David DePape allegedly told police officers he was on a “suicide mission” after they tackled him during Friday’s attack on Paul Pelosi, the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, according to a ...
Coffee vs Tea: Which is Healthier? The Answer May Surprise You
Are you a coffee drinker? Do you prefer tea instead? Sometimes people take sides about which is better for you. As it turns out, both drinks are generally good for us under certain circumstances, but one appears to have a slight advantage.
Why You Should Establish Boundaries For the Holiday Season - RELEVANT
Are you dreading the lightning rod political conversations that are sure to come this fall? You’re not alone. These last few years have been challenging
Senator is University of Florida’s New Leader Despite Faculty Vote
The University of Florida’s Board of Trustees on Tuesday voted unanimously to confirm Sen. Ben Sasse, R-Neb., as the university’s 13th president despite disapproval from students and teachers. Dur...
CJ Casciotta: 'The Key to Success Might Be to Get Weird' - RELEVANT
CJ Casciotta is an author, speaker and media producer from Nashville, Tennessee. His book, Get Weird: Discover the Surprising Secret to Making a
Jackson, Mississippi Water Finally Safe to Drink Again, says EPA
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said Monday that the city’s water is safe to drink again after months of sampling water at a treatment facility. Floods in August had caused supply disruptio...
Christians Face 'soft discrimination' in Silicon Valley: CEO Peter Rex
While overt discrimination in Silicon Valley is rare, there is a level of soft discrimination, where one thing is said in private and another in public, said Peter Rex, founder and CEO of an ...
How to Stop Doomscrolling - RELEVANT
The past few years have brought on more bad news than any of us can feasibly stay on top of. A global pandemic, racial injustices and war have all rocked
