The colorful packaging bears trippy names like ZaZa, Neptuneâs Fix, Pegasus and Purple Magic. Sold as an elixir or in pill form, the products promise feelings of âeuphoria,â âhappinessâ and âbliss,â and are marketed to grab the attention â and cash â of young and old ...
A travesty of justice is the only way to describe the continued persecution of law-abiding immigrants at the hands of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. In cities across the country and right here at home in Southwestern Pennsylvania, immigrants are being plucked from their ...
Weâve all been there. Whether blinded by the high beams of a tailgating vehicle or unexpectedly cut off by another, the unexpected maneuvers that occur on short jaunts to the grocery or long drives to the beach are enough to provoke even the most even-tempered among us to raise a shaking ...
Imagine driving 55 miles per hour with your eyes closed for five seconds â the equivalent of the length of a football field. Sounds terrifying, doesnât it? Now, imagine reading or sending a text message while behind the wheel. The five seconds spent looking at your cellphone and not the ...
Gas prices, war in the Mideast, yo-yoing stock market got you down? You might benefit from a little âforest bathing.â The Japanese wellness practice has nothing to do with showering in the woods but is intended to provide a digital detox, an opportunity to disengage from urban trappings ...
Everybody has a story. Had it not been for his great-niece, we couldnât have shared the one about Jimmy Rasel in last Sundayâs newspaper. The 79-year-old Lone Pine man was beloved to all who met him, and Amanda McWreath knew it would resonate with readers. And not because he achieved ...