Archive for June 2024

Leah Casey is a high school student in Holy Heart school in Conception Bay South. Her passion for community work around food and nature sustainability won her the TD scholarship for community leadership.

Dr. Benjamin Gardner, co-author and Reader in Psychology from the University of Surrey, said:
“Forming a habit means connecting a situation you often encounter with the action you usually take. These connections help by creating impulses that push us to do the usual action without thinking. But the pushes from habits are just one of many feelings we might have at any time.”

Montana’s suicide rate has been the highest in the U.S. for the past three years. Most of the deaths involved firearms. But suicide rarely registers in the national debate over guns.

Jordan Peterson and Andrew Tate are part of a cohort of internet personalities that’s gaining popularity among young men. Though best-known for their misogyny, they share another core value: climate denialism.

A view of the town of Poughkeepsie, New York, in autumn with the Mid-Hudson Bridge across the Hudson River.

Justice Samuel Alito spoke candidly about the ideological battle between the left and the right — discussing the difficulty of living “peacefully” with ideological opponents in the face of “fundamental” differences that “can’t be compromised.” He endorsed what his interlocutor described as a necessary fight to “return our country to a place of godliness.” And Alito offered a blunt assessment of how America’s polarization will ultimately be resolved: “One side or the other is going to win.”

Barnet Council says action is ‘fully lawful’ but union dubs it ‘strike breaking’ and says having social work service managed from outside the local authority is ‘deeply troubling’