And another day of subpoenas, taps, and nipples comes to a close:
“People change and forget to tell each other.” -- Lillian Hellman
Federal prosecutors subpoena Trump inaugural committee.
Trump taps David Bernhardt for Interior secretary post.
Justin Fairfax, Virginia lieutenant governor, denies sexual assault allegation.
Trump proposal threatens due process in Social Security appeals.
Trump campaign takes steps to prevent a challenge within GOP.
Half of Dallas households are struggling to make ends meet,United Way says. More than 60 percent of jobs in Texas pay less than $20 per hour, according to the United Way, and minimum wage in the state is $7.25.
Her Body is Not School Property. This is how it plays out: You can already ask her to take off non-uniform jackets. So, it follows that you can ask her to remove more clothing for a strip search. You can then comment on her body as she undresses, because she is not a person, she is an object that must comply.
Researchers are turning to stem cells, 3D printing, and pig organs in an effort to save the thousands who die each year awaiting an organ transplant.
Obesity-related cancers rising fastest among millennials, study finds. The study could be a warning that if the obesity epidemic continues, fat-sensitive cancers will explode in the years to come.
Women’s brains are four years younger than men’s, study finds. Analysis of metabolic brain age may explain differences in cognitive decline rate.
Hawaii is considering a bill that would eventually ban cigarette sales to anyone under 100.
Adam Levine's bare-chested Super Bowl moment - years after Janet Jackson's famed slip-up - revives dialogue about how male and female nipples are treated differently, especially on network TV.
“Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.” -- Winston Churchill
Life’s short. Live, love, create, and help others.
Until next time, my friends. Good night.
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