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Photo: Mario Tama (Getty Images) When we ask who should take the rap for the decline of local news, most folks agree the blame partially lies on Google’s shoulders. The tech giant has spent the past decade systematically swallowing a larger and larger chunk of the digital ad market, diverting the dollars that outlets—particularly smaller outlets—desperately need. Advertisement That’s not the only diversion that Google’s been doing. In an article published in the Washington Post this w...

Mohs Skin Cancer Surgery Facts © (Getty Images) A female doctor sits at her office and examining elderly female patient Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the U.S. In fact, one in five Americans are projected to develop skin cancer over their lifetime, according to the American Academy of Dermatology. Because your face, neck and hands are easily exposed to sun, these areas are more vulnerable to skin cancer. Many dermatologic surgeons are trained to use a technique called Mohs ...

One example is 17-year-old Hannah Smith who is normally sociable. "I had, like, no motivation for really anything. And not even, like, school work," she said, detailing how no matter what was in front of her, she struggled to care. The onset of depression among young people can be deeply troubling not just for them but also their parents. With more cases similar to the girls, researchers recommended to incorporate the potential impact of childrens mental health in the ongoing response to the gl...

In November, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced the cancellation of a previously planned 350 layoffs and furloughs for city employees as part of the 2021 budget. The about-face comes on the heels of higher-than-expected revenues from the states legal cannabis market. In October, Illinois saw its figures exceed $100 million for the first time, helping push 10-month sales totals to $800 million. The news comes backed by some of the nations highest cannabis tax rates, which can top 41% on cert...