Month: May 2022

DOJ OIG Publishes Memo Expressing Concern Over Lack of FBI Policy on Sharing Child Sexual Abuse Material

Department of Justice (DOJ) Inspector General Michael E. Horowitz on May 26 published a “management advisory memorandum” highlighting concerns it had identified over the lack of Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) policy regarding child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and other contraband material being shared among employees. The advisory (pdf) is titled: “notification of concerns with the absence…


Becoming Resilient in the Face of Grief

Two months earlier, Mita’s partner had died suddenly. “I hate this. I hate it so much. When will it get better?” she asked. Her plea carried the familiar chest-crushing tune of grief. As a widow of three years, I knew too well that the truth would seem incongruous if not insulting. So all I said…


Life After Loss

Two months earlier, Mita’s partner had died suddenly. “I hate this. I hate it so much. When will it get better?” she asked. Her plea carried the familiar chest-crushing tune of grief. As a widow of three years, I knew too well that the truth would seem incongruous if not insulting. So all I said…


French Dog Breeds You Should Know About

What’s comes to mind when you think of France? Perhaps the fashion, the Cuisine, the Eiffel Tower, The wine (and OuiPlease!). But as a dog lover, and as we celebrate National Dog Mom’s Day because May is all about Moms we couldn’t pass on the opportunity to share with you some of our favorite French…


Scenic Spots for Your Next Family Getaway

By Lynn O’Rourke Hayes From FamilyTravel.com Are you seeking inspiration for your next family getaway? Here are five beautiful places to consider. Niagara Falls, New York View of Niagara Falls from American side in autumn. (Javen/Shutterstock) Hear it roar. And feel the mist. But don’t worry, ponchos are provided when you board the iconic tour…


Understanding Long COVID: Study Finds Biological Difference In People With Prolonged Infection

University of New South Wales (UNSW) researchers have discovered that people who develop long COVID are biologically different, with their immune systems uniquely responding to the virus. UNSW’s ADAPT study was intended to observe the mental health and neurological, respiratory and cardiac functions of patients that had contracted COVID-19 to determine how the body was…


Joby Receives FAA Nod to Start Air Taxi Services Commercially

WASHINGTON—Joby Aviation Inc said on Thursday it had received a certification from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) that would allow it to begin its air-taxi operations commercially with a conventional airplane. Although the certification gives the necessary clearance and is a significant milestone, the company still has additional regulatory hurdles to clear before its five-seater…


Qualcomm CEO Sees Growth in High-End Phones Even If Economy Slows

DAVOS, Switzerland—Qualcomm Inc CEO Cristiano Amon sees growth for the chip supplier as consumers increasingly want “better phones,” he said in an interview on Wednesday at the World Economic Forum, even as talk about an economic slowdown dominates the event in the Swiss ski town of Davos. “Qualcomm has redefined its mobile strategy to be…


Here’s Why Carnival Corporation Stock May Change Course

Carnival Corporation (NYSE:CCL) was surging over 9% on Thursday in tandem with the general markets, which saw the S&P 500 rising about 1.5% Despite the economy slowly reopening over the past year, stocks in the travel sector have largely failed to reap gains, and Carnival has plunged about 60% since June 8, 2021, when the…


Walmart, CVS to Halt Filling Prescriptions for Controlled Substances by Cerebral, Done

Walmart Inc and CVS Health Corp said on Wednesday they would stop filling prescriptions for controlled substances issued by telehealth startups Cerebral Inc and Done Health. Cerebral and Done are known for treating patients with ADHD, prescribing stimulants such as Adderall. Walmart confirmed the move to Reuters and said the decision was made after an…