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World Values Network Launches $2.5 Million Fund To Spread Shared Values Message Erin is the Digital Content Manager at the Jewish Journal. She also covers Jewish art, entertainment and culture. Robert Smith and Hope Dworaczyk Smith attend the Unlikely Heroes 4th Annual Recognizing Heroes Charity Benefit at The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas on November 12, 2016 in Dallas, Texas. (Photo by Peter Larsen/Getty Images for Unlikely Heroes) The World Values Network (WVN) announced on Feb. 16 that it will launch a global multi-media project, funded by Hope and Robert F. Smith. The project will involve short-f...

Saturday, 23 January 2021, 2:32 pm Photos - Roy Schott It came down to the wire at the Tauranga Half today, giving the crowds that lined the streets of Mount Maunganui plenty to cheer for. Braden Currie finishing his first race of 2021 within 10seconds of last year’s champion and record holder Kyle Smith. Both Smith and Currie breaking the previous course record by over 2 minutes with a 3:39:43 and a 3:39:53 respectively. This is the first time in NZ half distance triathlon racing that any athlete has broken through the illusive three hours 40minute mark. Jack Moody achieved a 1:10 minute ...

Colorado's hospitals charged insurance plans and employers more than two and a half times what they were paid by Medicare for the same services, according to a national study that

Five decades on from podium salute, 1968 Olympic 200m medallists Smith, Norman and Carlos continue to inspire Peter Norman, Tommie Smith and John Carlos on the podium at the 1968 Olympic Games (© AFP / Getty Images) In the history of athletics, it’s one of the most iconic images: the men’s 200m medal ceremony at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City. The bowed heads, the black gloves, the raised fists – a courageous stand taken by Tommie Smith and John Carlos that shook up the world. More than half a century has passed since it happened, but after a seminal year in the battle for equality, ...