This community fridge is spending $6,000 per month on food, and it's still not enough

A Dartmouth, volunteer-run organization says it's now buying nearly $6,000 worth of food each month for people to take for ...
Prince George Citizen

Committee considers alternative pay raise structure for city council

A year in advance of the municipal election, city council appoints Prince George residents to a committee that the pay mayor ...

The week that changed the Liberals: Party’s new leaders in NSW, Victoria detonate lazy Labor narrative about female conservatives in politics

Kellie Sloane, Natalie Ward and Jess Wilson are the capable Liberal women who not only rose to the top this week but also ...
The American Journal of Managed Care

Different Communication of HIV Risk Affects PrEP Interest

Encouraging the use of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) depends on the way that HIV risk is communicated to subgroups that are traditionally at the highest risk. A new study found that interest in PrEP ...
The Daily World on MSN

Exclusive interview with Washington state treasurer

Washington State Treasurer Mike Pellicciotti stopped by The Daily World offices in Aberdeen on Wednesday during a visit to ...

B.C.'s oceans are turning acidic faster than once thought, finds study

Coral records reveal B.C. ocean acidity amplified 50 per cent more than previously thought, threatening a $452-million ...

Florida nurse supercommutes to California's Bay Area to make 3 times as much as she could locally. Is her bicoastal lifestyle a good idea?

Take Memwanesha Daniels, a self-described “bicoastal nurse” who supercommutes from Jacksonville, Fla., to the San Francisco ...

Black Friday 2025: Best flight, cruise and travel deals

Black Friday month is heating up and everything from airlines and cruises to travel tech and luggage brands are dropping ...