How Deathcare HASN’T Changed Since the 1880s How many times have you heard that deathcare is antiquated, behind the times, or one of the slowest industries to evolve? Most of us would disagree, or at least push back a little. However, if you look back at the newspapers of the […] Read More
The protesters have stopped traffic, staged die-ins, filled the National Mall. Since the latest Israel-Hamas war began, nearly every state in the U.S. has seen vigils, rallies and marches aiming to sway public support, and policy, for Israelis and Palestinians. To better understand the nature of the demonstrations, The Times […] Read More
Disney’s eight-minute film “Steamboat Willie” was groundbreaking. Mickey made his debut with the 1928 animated short, which also introduced synchronized sound to what had been a silent medium. Disney pioneered sound film technology, synchronizing on-screen action with recorded speech, music and sound effects, Apgar said. The Disney studio also was […] Read More
LAS VEGAS — Harry Reid had a hard life that took him from poverty in the Nevada desert to the height of power on Capitol Hill. Along the way, he could reliably count on one thing: tough election fights. He lost one U.S. Senate contest by 624 votes. He won another […] Read More
