Helen H. Moore's Blog, page 40
June 18, 2018
Will robot-led restaurants be a gift or a curse to food workers?
Spyce, a Boston restaurant built around a robotic kitchen, might reshape the future of restaurant work
Why predicting suicide is a difficult and complex challenge
Research has shown we can only predict who is going to die by suicide slightly more accurately than random guessing
A shot against cancer slated for testing in massive dog study
The canine clinical trial will vaccinate 800 healthy pets
Authorities: Texas sheriff’s deputy sexually assaulted young girl, blackmailed mom with deportation
Jose Nunez stands accused of “super aggravated sexual assault” of a 4-year-old immigrant – and blackmailing her mom
Military brass aren’t sold on Trump’s Space Force
The idea for the sixth branch of the armed forces, a “Space Force,” came to Trump in an incoherent rant
Why black women’s experiences of #MeToo are different
In the U.S., black women are not afforded the same regard for bodily privacy as white women
Ireland, the way God Himself intended, one pub at a time
In a country drowning in the stuff — much of it mediocre, one man says he has had the perfect pint of Guinness
Southern Baptists and #MeToo: Advocates for church sex abuse victims push for reform
A proposal for a church-wide registry of sexual abusers and harassers gets new life after a decade of dormancy
Republicans waffle on Trump’s family-separation policy: Mostly, they want someone else to blame
Republicans aren’t sure how to respond to Trump’s unpopular program of breaking up immigrant families at the border
Patients wait in limbo as St. Luke’s heart transplant program reviews its problems
“I sort of feel like we’ve been left in the dark,” says one patient’s wife
