Today, August 19, 1909, the first race was held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What we know as the Indianapolis 500 did not begin that way.
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What Is The Nuremberg Code And Why Does It Matter?
The Nuremberg Code is in the news recently. Why? What does something that far back in history have to do with today? Lots!
17-Year-Old Designs Beautiful Folklorico Prom Dress Made Of Duck Tape
Larissa Leon, 17, designed and made a beautiful folklorico prom dress made out of duck tape for the “Stuck At Prom” scholarship held by Duck Brand.
Bite Down On It: Today Is National Watermelon Day
Today, August 3, 2021, is National Watermelon Day. Here are five things that you can do with your watermelon today, besides just eat it.
APWU Is Not Requiring COVID-19 Vaccinations While Walmart Is
APWU said that they do not think the government should mandate vaccines. In contrast to them, Walmart is requiring all store managers to get the vaccine.
Governor Of Minnesota Names July 30, 2021, Sunisa Lee Day For Olympian
On July 29, 2021, Sunisa Lee won gold in the all-around at the Olympics. In honor of her, the Governor of Minnesota made July 30, 2021, Sunisa Lee Day.
An 8.2 Earthquake Hit Alaska Late Wednesday Night With Tsunami Warnings Triggered
An 8.2 earthquake hit Alaska late Wednesday night, July 28, 2021, with tsunami warnings triggered. The tsunami warnings were later canceled.
Fauci Slams Missourians For Alledged Low Vaccination Rates
While an Arizona doctor is claiming the COVID-19 vaccines are dangerous,, Dr. Fauci blames a rise on Missouri’s low vaccine rate.
Editorial Cuba, Free Speech, And Communism- Are We There?
People in Cuba are making history by protesting in their streets. These citizens have grievances against the government.
What To Eat In Space- Do You Have A Suggestion?
The Deep Space Food Challenge is looking for menu ideas for those in space. Astronauts usually eat freeze dried food.
Editorial Deadly & Permanent Side Effects Of COVID-19 Vaccine “Rare”— No Recall Scheduled
Vaccine safety? They’re untested. If that was said about food recalls- “The deadly food poisoning only affects a small percentage,” that wouldn’t fly.
Tick Bites Are On The Rise As Temperatures Rise
Ticks survive best in warm, moist climates. As summer heats up, ticks thrive and multiply.