The crews of medevac helicopters fly into the worst weather on dark nights because someone needs help. Those aboard longing for a long life, would do well to find another line of work. But those aboard have different values. That's why I referred to them as 'angels in helicopters' when I wrote in December about Miles Weske's recovery from a crash during bad weather in September.
ESPN, which threw way too much money at sports leagues for the right to broadcast games, took its mistake out on its employees again today when it chopped some high-profile personalities, more than a year after it gutted 350 behind-the-camera employees.
Until today, few people likely thought of a sanitation worker as a victim of the Jamar Clark shooting in Minneapolis in November 2015. But today's City Pages article on what happened to one of them -- Alan Ditty -- is a disturbing piece of journalism.
At least in the short term, Corey Jacob, the homeless Rochester man whose van was smashed on Good Friday when it was hit by a drunk driver, is going to be OK.
Your Wednesday inspiration comes from Man Kaur, a 101-year-old athlete from India, who took home the gold at the World Masters Games in New Zealand this week. She was the only entrant in her age group.
ay what you will about Obamacare -- and you will -- but it was a fine declaration in it that put members of Congress and the federal government under its provisions. If we had to live with it, they had to live with it.
Vox reports today that a new plan to repeal and replace Obamacare will protect members of Congress, their families, and their staffs from being denied coverage for pre-existing conditions. The rest of America? You're on your own.
Justin Sullivan, of Getty Images, recently returned to all of the spots he documented during the California drought. His images show that nature is pretty grand, if occasionally unrelenting.
There's a cheaper way to look like you're doing physical work than buying the $425 jeans at Nordstrom with fake mud.
You can actually go out and do some work.
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