Lost in transition: What Covid has ripped from us
“The pandemic hath changed a lot of things,” as a biblical saying might go. Here are what appear to be the most critical losses, if you don’t count “bar hopping.”
“The pandemic hath changed a lot of things,” as a biblical saying might go. Here are what appear to be the most critical losses, if you don’t count “bar hopping.”
This past week, the Sputnik V vaccine received a clear declaration of its efficacy in the renowned British journal of medicine, The Lancet. Spasibo!What does this mean for Mexico?
“If you absolutely have to cross a street here [in Mexico], the first important piece of advice is: don’t hesitate.
According to Business Insider, experts claim not only do we get wiser with age, but new research suggests that in several ways we may also get smarter.
U.S. white supremacy is back in the news.
People who are active in religious congregations tend to be happier and more civically engaged than either religiously unaffiliated adults or inactive members of religious groups, according to Pew Research Center worldwide data.
New Year celebrations, with their symbols and rituals and hangovers, are generally aimed at chucking the past year and anticipating even presuming a new year of renewal, prosperity and good fortune.