Unexpected pregnancies in Addis Ababa: What drives the risk?

In a busy district of Ethiopia’s capital, many women find themselves pregnant without planning it. A research team looked at why this happens among mothers who visit health centers for prenatal care. They compared 103 women whose pregnancies were unplanned with 197 who expected them, gathering

Hidden Science‑Horror Gem from the ’80s

The 1980s brought many memorable sci‑fi horror flicks, yet some bright titles slipped into obscurity. One such film is the DC Comics adaptation “Swamp Thing, ” directed by Wes Craven, who was better known for gritty exploitation movies. The story centers on Dr. Alec Holland, a researcher nearing

Alien Detective in Los Angeles

The show mixes space travel with classic gumshoe vibes, turning a usual sci‑fi plot into a fresh mystery. Farrell’s character is not just another alien; he learns what it means to be human by stepping into the shoes of a private eye. His car is a shiny 1960s Corvette, his wardrobe fits a tailo

New Hub for Remote Workers Opens in East Hartford

East Hartford is set to welcome a fresh coworking venue that will cater to travelers, local entrepreneurs and home‑based professionals alike. The new spot sits inside the Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites and is scheduled to open in August. It offers flexible hourly, daily or monthly plans and can

The legal job market is shifting as a handful of smaller, specialty firms begin to rival the biggest law houses for top talent. Young attorneys who once felt locked into the traditional BigLaw structure are now choosing boutique practices that offer both competitive salaries and a chance to work mor

A New Frontier in Storytelling: Arctic Pianos and Life’s Ups & Downs

Shaw grew up in the wilds of Alaska and Montana, two places that rely heavily on nature for their economies. These early experiences shape her writing, especially her first book, “The Pillagers’ Guide to Arctic Pianos. ” The novel is set in a future where the Arctic becomes a last refuge for settler

California Ballot Battles: Tax, Housing and More in 2026

In November, voters in California will decide on a packed slate of 14 statewide proposals that touch everything from the environment to health care. The list includes a bold billionaire tax, new rules for local taxes, and big plans to boost affordable homes. The ballot is a mix of measures pushed by

Temasek Stays Away From Crypto, Eyes AI Growth

The Singapore sovereign wealth fund Temasek has decided to keep its distance from cryptocurrencies, focusing instead on boosting its investment in artificial intelligence. The firm’s global investments head explained that the regulatory landscape for crypto remains too uncertain to justify any direc

Council Bluffs Hospital Shuts Birth Unit, Raising Concerns Over Iowa’s OB/GYN Shortage

"The hospital in Council Bluffs will stop its labor and delivery services after August 31, moving patients to Omaha’s CHI Health birth centers. The decision comes amid a broader trend of closures across the state, as providers struggle to keep enough specialists on staff. The move means that pregnan

A New Park Honours Veterans and Gives City Fresh Space

The city of Carlsbad has begun building its biggest park, a 94‑acre tribute to military veterans that will also offer hiking trails, bike paths and quiet spots for visitors. The park sits near the city’s center, overlooking both a lagoon and the Pacific Ocean. Half of the land will stay open for