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Zohran Mamdani States That 'Talk Is Cheap' in Response to Elon Musk Universal High Income Proposal

Mayor Mamdani said 'talk is cheap' after Elon Musk's universal high-income proposal came up in a PBS interview, challenging the billionaire to back up his stated support for higher living standards with action.

International Business Times UK · Sep 28

Senator Tommy Tuberville claimed Alabama voters are fine paying higher gas prices. Then Harry Enten fact-checked him on air: ‘Just making up stuff’

Polling data has bad news for the Republicans.

We Got This Covered · Sep 23

‘Our job was not to attack’: how do you make a documentary about America’s culture wars?

Oscar-winning film-maker Barry Levinson’s docuseries Bucks County, USA examines the political divide in one town in a revealing and infuriating manner

The Guardian - US · Sep 22

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How 200,000 pounds of oyster shells became a 400-foot reef in Louisiana

In 2019, about 200,000 pounds of recycled oyster shells were used to build a 400-foot reef along Louisiana’s Pointe-au-Chien tribal shoreline. The project aimed to slow erosion threatening an ancestral mound while creating marine habitat. Collected from restaurants, the discarded shells were cleaned, cured and placed along the coast, where…

The Times of India · Sep 21

Why Erika Kirk's Case Against Utah Might Not Survive the State's Own Immunity Law

Charlie Kirk's family filed a notice to sue Utah over alleged UVU security failures. Here's what the claim says — and why Utah law may block it.

Latin Times · Sep 20

Los Angeles once used 96 million plastic balls to fight drought, creating a hidden cost

In an innovative effort to curb evaporation, Los Angeles has deployed millions of shade balls across its reservoir. These floating balls serve a dual purpose: they prevent water loss and protect drinking supplies from dangerous chemical reactions caused by sunlight. Even though creating these balls involved significant water use, they…

The Times of India · Sep 17

New cancer treatment gives lifeline to stranded women

Women who suffer from breast cancer, endometriosis or other conditions that require ovarian suppression now have a new drug included on the PBS.

AAP · Sep 17

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Weight-loss campaigns aimed at First Nations women look like drug marketing in disguise

If you’ve scrolled through social media or watched TV, you’ve probably seen campaigns featuring women describing how difficult weight loss can be. These say you’ve probably “tried everything”. Then, viewers are encouraged to “talk to a doctor” about managing their weight.

The Conversation · Sep 10

You can’t shield kids from scary news – here’s what ‘Sesame Street’ and other children’s shows did after 9/11

On back-to-school night in 2005, I eagerly entered my youngest child’s first grade classroom. The walls were festooned with brightly colored responses to the prompt: “Draw something you remember.”

The Conversation · Sep 8

How does the cancer drug Keytruda work? And how is it different to chemo?

From today, the Australian government will expand Pharmaceutical Benefit Scheme (PBS) access to the drug Keytruda for three additional types of cancer.

The Conversation · Sep 1

Confused about the NDIS changes? Here’s what’s coming, and what’s still being worked out

After legislating controversial reforms to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) last week, the government’s plan to cut 160,000 NDIS participants and save A$37.8 billion over four years is underway.

The Conversation · Aug 27

PBS getting ghosted by a cloud storage provider makes me terrified I'll lose all my creative work too

The broadcaster is fighting to retrieve 70 years of footage.

Creative Bloq · Aug 24

What to Stream: Alabama Shakes, 'The Whisper Man,' 'Leanne' and 'Star Wars Zero Company'

New streaming entertainment options are arriving soon, including a film adaptation of “The Whisper Man” and a new album from Alabama Shakes

The Independent UK · Aug 24

Bernie Sanders issues a warning as Zohran Mamdani, Abdul El-Sayed, and the likes of them achieve stunning victories: ‘They were all heavily outspent’

Messages that resonate with the people.

We Got This Covered · Aug 20

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TechRadar · Aug 19

Public TV channel sues Iron Mountain data center after its cloud storage vendor goes out of business, losing over 70 years of archival materials and programming

A St. Louis PBS station bought cloud storage from a vendor that has now gone defunct and is now in a legal battle with its landlord for access to its own data

The Guardian - AU · Aug 18

PBS should fund drug to treat breast cancer, endometriosis and gender dysphoria, experts recommend

Triptorelin, already listed for prostate cancer, should have unrestricted use, the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee says

International Business Times · Aug 17

After A Year Of Bombing Suspected Drug Boats, Pete Hegseth signals Strikes On Land

Hegseth singled out Honduras and Guatemala for inviting the United States to partake in combined operations against "narco-terrorists" in their countries.

Tom’s Hardware · Aug 13

PBS broadcaster loses access to 50TB of data comprising 70 years of TV history after contracted cloud storage vendor goes defunct — public TV channel sues Iron Mountain data center, which hosts archival materials, to ensure preservation

Public broadcaster Nine PBS is in trouble after its cloud storage provider went out of business and it now can't access more than 50TB of archival data. The data center hosting the files can't simply turn over the files, as it's legally owned by another entity, even if the channel…

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Cinemablend · Jul 31

I Don't Think Enough Millennials Talk About How Good PBS Was Back In The '90s

I have always wanted to have a network just like you!

The Conversation · Jul 26

One Nation is worried about PBS drugs sold on the black market. But how big an issue is this?

One Nation is concerned about subsidised, prescription medicines being sold on the black market, one of several examples of what it says are Medicare “rorts”.

Space · Jul 25

We talk with astronaut Michael Foale about the 1997 Space Station Mir crisis: 'He took all the blame of the collision on his shoulders'

'I believe that we, as a crew, saved space station Mir that day'

The Conversation · Jul 19

How drug companies are playing hardball with Australia’s PBS

Australia is coming under increasing pressure from international drug companies demanding higher prices for their drugs.

We Got This Covered · Jul 18

‘Connection to this place cannot be erased’: Native American leaders gear up for a legal battle after Trump revokes protections for Bear Ears Monument

Multiple Native American tribes consider the land sacred.

AAP · Jul 17

Deal spares MS patients $33k annually in medicine costs

MS patients have avoided paying tens of thousands of dollars for treatment, with the government keeping key multiple sclerosis treatments on the PBS.

The Guardian - AU · Jul 16

Life-changing MS drugs to stay on the PBS. So why are others under threat – and how is Trump involved?

Health minister Mark Butler confirms Ocrevus, Kesimpta and Lemtrada will stay subsidised amid questions about the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme

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