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More than 100 senior citizens at Unisen Senior Living in Florida were given eviction notices after the facility declared bankruptcy.

More than 100 senior citizens at Unisen Senior Living in Florida were given eviction notices after the facility declared bankruptcy.

More than 100 senior citizens and Unisen Senior Living were given eviction notices after the non-profit declared bankruptcy, owing more than $100 million.

Thousands made their way across the Midwest and through Central Illinois to witness the long-awaited total solar eclipse.

Like baby formula, tampons are now in short supply across the country due to various factors like lack of raw materials, plastics, labor shortage, and transport delays. Surprisingly, there is little discussion or a rush to solve it.

From baby formula to siracha, there have been plenty of product shortages lately.

The Texas Diaper Bank in San Antonio is giving away feminine hygiene products after a shortage across the country.

Mona Powell is the founder and CEO of Dotstash, a San Diego company that provides organic, menstrual products and dispensers to public and private schools and universities, in keeping with the Menstrual Equity for All Act of 2021, and working to destigmatize and normalize the topic of menstruation

Initiated by 12 Torrey Pines High School students, backed with funding from TPHS Foundation and the approval from San Dieguito Union High School District Superintendent Dr.

A start-up business called Dotstash was behind the machine in an effort to destigmatize the topic of menstruation