Donna Paysepar got trashed for taking a dive into the formerly filthy Hudson River and posting her stunt to TikTok, but turns out: The Hudson River isn’t as polluted and gross as everyone thought. One social-media commenter described the 20-year-old Long Islander’s swanner as “a death sentence” and local news pundits hinted that she should… Read More: Experts say Hudson River swimmer won’t die after her viral… »
By MICHAEL TURPIN Powers once assumed are never relinquished, just as bureaucracies, once created, never die. Charley Reese As we ponder the 100 day count down to the Presidential Elections, the rhetoric and ranting swirling around the best solution for our nation’s healthcare crisis, is hitting decibel levels not heard since the passage of the… Read More: Healthcare Sings The Non-Profit Blues »
A nationwide shortage of blood and plasma stocks could be only weeks away if more than 10,000 additional donors do not sign up to give blood. Each week, 31,000 donations are needed to help Australians through trauma, major surgery, cancer treatment, pregnancy and a host of other situations. But, over the past three months, Red… Read More: Ten thousand blood donors urgently needed »
Evelyn Gosnell is considering a Covid-19 test ahead of a camping trip. Evelyn Gosnell Evelyn Gosnell and some friends are planning a camping trip next month for a birthday celebration. Gosnell, a Bay Area-based behavioral scientist in her 30s, said the group has agreed to quarantine for two weeks ahead of the trip to reduce… Read More: How to decide if you should get tested for Covid-19… »