Lily Salter's Blog, page 21
July 7, 2018
Books FTW! Summer reading challenges to hook kids on books
Inspire kids to keep reading over the summer with these challenges for all ages, interests, and reading levels
Cold cases heat up as law enforcement uses genetics to solve past crimes
Since the Golden State killer was caught, the same family ancestry database has led to more arrests
“My synagogue was a jail cell”: My miracle happened behind bars
I was 6 months sober when I spent my first night in jail. It changed me — by showing me what hope feels like
Yes, your phone is spying on you and these researchers proved it
We’re all worried about the wrong kind of spying
Nine Inch Nails: a human scream in Reagan’s postindustrial America
“Pretty Hate Machine” might be the twisted wreckage left after Bruce Springsteen’s “The River”
At Just Right Farm, Plymouth Rock is a site for culinary pilgrims
A couple shares the Massachusetts farm they rescued with food enthusiasts seeking a very local, very intimate meal
Trump receives backlash for attacking the Bush family, praising Putin
Trump picked a fight with the Bush family at the same rally he vouched for Putin’s character, now he’s hearing it
Opioid makers, blamed for overdose epidemic, cut back on marketing payments to doctors
Studies have shown that payments to doctors by opioid makers are linked to more prescribing of the drugs
Protestors swarm Mitch McConnell as he leaves Louisville restaurant
Mitch McConnell joins other Republican leaders who have faced public hostility while dining
8 ways resigning EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt suppressed science
EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt leaves a legacy of suppressing the role of science at the agency
