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How The FBI Tracked Down The Capitol Riots Insurrectionists

The FBI used every tactic available to them to track down those who wished to subvert American democracy.

Governor Cuomo Accusations Increase, Opponents Call For Resignation

Cuomo’s political opponents are calling for him to resign. But will it come to that?

Jane Fonda : Hollywood needs more diversity after Globes’ honor

Fonda has been nominated for five Academy Awards and won for the thriller “Klute” Fonda made her mark off-screen by creating organizations that support women’s equality, prevent teenage pregnancies and improve teenage health .

Prince Harry : he will leave the royal family “for fear that history repeat” about Diana’s death.

Two previews are given of Harry and Meghan’s much anticipated interview in Oprah With Meghan And Harry: A CBS Primetime Special.

The new trend to go luxurious “golf quarantine” in Thailand

The House Adopts Equality Law: Legal Protection for LGBTQ Americans

The House passed sweeping law on Thursday to ban discrimination against people based on their sexual orientation and gender identity, and to bring the LGBTQ community a huge victory – while exposing a terrible disagreement within the GOP.

Lady Gaga’s dog walker shot : two of her French bulldogs stolen

The singer has offered a $500,000 reward to the person who has her dogs — ‘no questions asked.’

They’ve suffered the most: New York’s 2 largest vaccine sites to date in Brooklyn, Queens

We’re focused on equity. We’re focused on making sure that people who have been in the neighborhoods that suffered the most from COVID get access to the vaccination, get the support they need,” NYC’s mayor says.

The switch to vegetable plastic is a start, but it may not be the only solution for plastic waste

switch to vegetable plastic is a start not a solution

To solve the climate crisis we need to change the way we create and use objects: the vegetable material is biodegradable ad it can be reused.

Dunkin ‘is adding avocado toast to its spring menu

Dunkin’s avocado toast is $2.99, a far cry away from some restaurant prices.

7 ways the circular economy will grow in 2021

Circular economy: 2021 will be a key year in the development of new and less expensive systems.

Tiger Woods isn’t charged with crashing, says Sheriff

“Comminuted open fractures affecting both the upper and lower portions of the tibial and fibular bones were stabilized by inserting a rod into the tibia,” Dr. Anish Mahajan, Chief Medical Officer and Interim CEO of Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, quoted . Additional injuries to the foot and ankle were stabilized with a combination of screws and pins .