A news poll also finds that about half of both young people and their parents view social media as having a mostly negative effect.
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Violinist, professor, pastor, journalist among 25 ‘genius grant’ winners
The Chicago-based John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation has awarded the fellowships each year since 1981 to people who have shown outstanding talent.
Technology uncovers a 150-year-old railroad mystery at the bottom of Springvale pond
A rail flat car that disappeared into the peat bog in 1871 has been located with the help of technology normally used to locate underground utilities.
OFF RADAR: Broadening the audience
‘Where You Happen to Be’ and ‘Leaves Surface Like Skin’ both help to crack the door open a little wider for people who are discovering poetry
Barnes & Noble reviews offers to buy company
One of the interested parties is its founder and chairman, Leonard Riggio.
On any given day, 1 in 3 U.S. adults eats fast food
That’s according to new data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
For victims of sexual violence, recovery can take years
A report published Wednesday finds that women who experience sexual harassment in the workplace often suffer lasting physical consequences.
Children’s advocacy groups file lawsuit over Facebook kids’ app
They tell the FTC that the messaging app collects data without getting verifiable consent from parents.
Broadway show about Tina Turner due in fall 2019
The musical will join others based on lives of Donna Summers, Carole King and Cher.
Charles Aznavour, known as France’s Sinatra, dies at 94
Known as France’s Frank Sinatra, the dapper crooner and actor got his start as a songwriter and protege of Edith Piaf.