Goldman Sachs releases new font you’re not allowed to criticize Goldman Sachs with
Investment bank Goldman Sachs has released its very own typeface: an inoffensive set of sans-serif fonts dubbed Goldman Sans. But in the spirit of bankers
Mississippi governor signs bill into law removing Confederate symbol from state flag
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves signed a bill into law Tuesday that will change the state flag by removing the Confederate battle emblem, first included 126
Bucs remain uninterested in Antonio Brown
The NFL will complete its investigation into Antonio Brown at some point, and chances are, the receiver finds a job somewhere. That somewhere won’t be
Bullied victims’ experiences differ by their ability to handle their own emotions
It is well-known that victims of bullying can have higher risks of future health and social problems. However, different victims experience a broad range of
U.S. top medical experts rebuke American Airlines for filling planes
Top U.S. health experts on Tuesday criticized American Airlines (AAL.O) and other carriers for filling planes to capacity, saying it sends the wrong message as
Lyft settles with Justice Department over rider accessibility complaints
Lyft has reached a settlement agreement with the US Department of Justice over allegations that the ride-hailing platform discriminated against people who use foldable walkers
Family of young Latino fatally shot by sheriff’s deputy want autopsy report released
It’s been 13 days since the last time Elisa Guardado saw her son alive. “He told me he was going to come back home and