Mar 20
It’s expensive, but it could treat severe PPD in two days.
Mar 20
Who’s paying for what, now?
Mar 20
Mar 20
It would increase the state’s minimum wage from $10.10 per hour to $15 by 2025 for companies with 15 or more workers.
Mar 20
Kentucky Governor Exposes His 9 Kids To Chickenpox Instead Of Vaccinating Them
Posted in: Today's ChiliGov. Matt Bevin thinks the government shouldn’t mandate vaccines because “This is America.”
Mar 20
Facebook has pushed out a Messenger update that makes it easier to keep track of the messages each user is responding to. The new ability essentially brings threaded messages to the chatting app, which in this case means replies that quote and respond directly to a previous message. These direct replies support GIFs, emoji, images, and other media in addition … Continue reading
Mar 20
Get Your Headphones Out of the Way With Elevation Lab's Anchors, Now $11 Or Less [Exclusive]
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Elevation Lab’s Anchor has long been one of our favorite headphone storage solutions, and the newer Anchor Pro has proven to be a worthwhile upgrade. Now, you can save 30% on both with promo code KINJAANCHORS.
Mar 20
A Pilot Who Bummed a Ride on a Boeing 737 Max Saved the Plane Before It Crashed the Next Day
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Ever since all Boeing 737 MAX aircraft have been grounded worldwide, there’s been a lot of discussion about the anti-stall system that seems to have been the cause of the two recent tragic crashes of the airliner: an Ethiopian Airlines crash last week, and an Indonesian Lion Air crash in late October. In the latter…
Mar 20
New Postpartum Drug Is the Second Wholly Different Depression Treatment to be Approved This Month
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New mothers suffering from postpartum depression finally have a treatment approved specifically for them. It’s the second drug this month approved by the Food and Drug Administration to address depression in a dramatically different way. But the treatment won’t come without serious restrictions on its use, nor will it…
Mar 20
South Korean authorities say as many as 1,600 motel guests in the country were secretly recorded last year as part of an illegal spy-cam ring that included thousands of patrons. Tiny cameras were concealed inside of TVs and power sockets, among other locations, in 42 motel rooms in 10 cities.
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