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Exposure to Outer Space May Accelerate Aging, New Evidence Suggests

A fascinating batch of new research papers are highlighting the various health risks associated with long-duration space missions, including troublesome observations having to do with the aging process and radiation-induced DNA damage. Space, as were learning, really sucks for us puny humans. Without gravity perpetually pulling us downward, and without…

Province unveils new restrictions for sports, restaurants, gaming venues, more – News Talk 980 CJME

Sports teams were the big losers Wednesday when the Saskatchewan government announced new restrictions aimed at stopping the spread of COVID-19. The provincial government said all team/group sports, activities, games, practices and competitions are suspended until Dec. 17. That includes all amateur and recreational leagues for all age groups. Activities…

How Business Schools Can Help Corporate America Fight Racism

The underrepresentation of Black voices in academia reflects and feeds the same problem in corporate America. “> The intersection of the global pandemic and the uprising around racism has highlighted the systemic obstacles that disproportionately affect Black people. Many corporations have responded with commitments to anti-racism and are beginning to…

From Covid-19 to racial justice, how 2020’s biggest issues influenced the Black vote

National pollster Henry Fernandez has spent the election cycle immersed in the minds of Black voters. Fernandez, a lawyer and expert with the African American Research Collaborative, or AARC, has queried people across the country about their candidate choices, motivations and policy priorities. So he wasn’t surprised that Black Americans…

Stephen Colbert demolishes Barack Obama in wastepaper basketball: ‘That’s what I do!’ – Entertainment Weekly

“I’ve lost my swag on Stephen Colbert.” Those were former President Barack Obama’s words when he lost miserably to Stephen Colbert in a game of wastepaper basketball, which is the exquisite, sacred art of throwing balled up paper into a trash can from a distance. Obama asked the Late Show…

California vetoed ethnic studies requirements for public high school students, but the movement grows

A mural outside La Chiquita Grocery in Santa Ana, Calif. honors the military service of nearly 200 local Mexican Americans. Allen J. Schaben/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images California Gov. Gavin Newsom surprised many supporters in his state earlier this fall when he vetoed a bill that would have required…