Mattel is honoring frontline workers with dolls modeled on real-life doctors and nurses. Among them is a doll version of Amy O’Sullivan, a nurse at the Wyckoff Heights Medical Center… Read more
Widespread air quality alerts are in effect again this week in the U.S., with portions of 20 different states once again blanketed in smoke caused by Canada’s worst-ever wildfire season.… Read more
It’s an innovation that allows you to pinpoint your earthly location with just the phone in your pocket; it helps drivers navigate tricky routes, and it can even direct rescuers… Read more
China’s surprise decision to clear Pfizer Inc.’s coronavirus pill for use offers rare insight into how Beijing may be planning to move beyond the COVID Zero strategy that’s leaving it… Read more
Sixty-six years ago, there was just a single human-built object in Earth orbit. It was Sputnik, the Soviet Union’s—and the world’s—first satellite, launched on Oct. 4, 1957. Now take a… Read more
Her great-aunt made and sold traditional silk to the French during colonial rule, passing the technique on to Thuan, who started weaving when she was six in her village on… Read more
The EU is frustrated at how long it is taking the world’s rich nations to reach a deal on how to tax online firms like Google fairly. These companies on… Read more
The US department store is partnering with ‘Give Back Box,’ to allow customers to donate their old or unwanted clothes and accessories to local nonprofit organizations, via mail. The service,… Read more
The company’s absolute greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction targets were approved by the Science Based Targets initiative, a collaboration between CDP, World Resources Institute (WRI), the World Wide Fund for… Read more
The comments from Port of Los Angeles Executive Director Gene Seroka came just a day after U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese Vice Premier Liu signed a Phase 1 agreement… Read more