New record: The average new car price hits $47,000 Plus, the unintended consequences of the Supreme Court’s abortion ruling, state abortion laws may affect which colleges students attend, and more. July 6, 2022 Al Tompkins
Serbian female investigative journalists continue to face growing harassment A small group of American journalism students visited the country to examine the state of press freedoms there July 5, 2022 Sona Porter
What exactly is the current national COVID-19 response plan? Plus, an official warns about 'significant transmission ahead, Justice Clarence Thomas’ mention of aborted fetal cells and vaccines, and more. July 5, 2022 Al Tompkins
Elmo encourages young children to get vaxxed; Ted Cruz attacks Plus, a look at multi-millionaire college presidents' salaries, why we might be moving to one universal smartphone charger, and more. July 1, 2022 Al Tompkins
Journalists should better define ‘RINO’ to disempower its autocratic use RINOs revere the Constitution, rather than Donald J. Trump — so let's say that June 30, 2022 Michael Bugeja
The whole world is unhappier, poll finds Plus, how the Supreme Court abortion ruling might affect in vitro fertilization, new at-home COVID tests for people with visual impairments, and more. June 30, 2022 Al Tompkins
Video games are popular as ever. Why aren’t more Black writers hired to cover them? What video game studios and media should do to increase Black representation June 29, 2022 Jamal Michel
Will vasectomies and tubal ligations rise post-Supreme Court ruling? Plus, why some drugstores are limiting sales of Plan B pills, companies worry about controversial abortion conversations at work, and more. June 29, 2022 Al Tompkins
FDA experts consider reformulated COVID-19 boosters today Plus, half of America should be wearing masks indoors, a fourth of Americans do not get enough sleep, and more. June 28, 2022 Al Tompkins
Does the Supreme Court ruling ban FDA-approved abortion pills? Plus, 80 district attorneys say they will not enforce abortion bans, the possibility that we are underreacting to monkeypox, and more. June 27, 2022 Al Tompkins
