Meet the women changing the face of Brazil — by aging naturally
In the country that leads the world in plastic surgery, some prominent women are embracing gray hair.
Day: April 6, 2023
Got milk? Not this generation
Turned off by the milks served at school, worried about the climate, and steeped in skepticism toward the industry, many young adults have never embraced milk.
Researchers Uncover Method to Steal Cars Using Vehicle CAN Bus
Automotive security experts say they have uncovered a method of car theft relying on direct access to the vehicle’s Controller Area Network (CAN) bus via a smart headlamp’s wiring.
Gen Z job market turnover expected to exceed 2022 levels
The Great Resignation continues in 2023, especially among younger workers.
Wind and solar power generators wait in yearslong lines to put clean electricity on the grid, then face huge interconnection fees they can’t afford
Interconnection applications and fees make it slow and expensive for clean energy providers to connect to the electrical grid.
‘The Broad, Vague RESTRICT Act Is a Dangerous Substitute For Comprehensive Data Privacy Legislation’
The recently introduced RESTRICT Act, otherwise known as the “TikTok ban,” is a dangerous substitute for comprehensive data privacy legislation, writes the Electronic Frontier Foundation in a blog post. From the post: As we wrote in our initial review …
8 audiobooks to enjoy National Poetry Month
Great poetry recordings from the likes of Ada Limón and Anastacia-Reneé make you wonder why anyone would ever choose to read poetry in silence, writes David Wright.
Third Avenue Project seeks to clear section of downtown
This initiative focuses on a few downtown Seattle blocks, aiming to stop drug use and theft, in a bid to make the area more welcoming to all.
Virginia Mason Franciscan Health lays off nearly 400 staffers
Virginia Mason Franciscan Health has laid off nearly 400 staffers across its 10 hospitals and hundreds of clinics in the Puget Sound region.
Speed cameras will soon be allowed in WA highway work zones
The push for speed cameras in work zones was one piece of what legislators billed as a suite of legislation meant to make state roads safer.