Extreme Couponing Comes Back As Cost Of Good Keep Going Up
Ten years ago, shows like “Extreme Couponing” fueled the craze of outrageous savings. Now, influencers on social media are spreading the gospel of discounts. Recent data shows one-third of shoppers used more coupons than last year. With inflation going up,…
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Formula Shortage Predicted To Last At Least For The Rest Of The Year
The CEO of formula maker Perrigo reports to Reuters that he predicts the baby formula shortage could last the rest of the year. As parents become desperate, pediatricians warn against watering down the formula as it can be unsafe for…
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At Least Ten Killed In Buffalo Grocery Store Mass Shooting
Law enforcement says a man wearing military-style gear entered a Tops Friendly Market in Northeast Buffalo, New York, and began firing a rifle. Police say at least ten people were killed. Authorities say they’ve arrested the alleged gunman, who was…
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LIVE: Officials hold press briefing on deadly mass shooting in Buffalo
Officials in Buffalo, New York, hold a press conference on the mass shooting that left at least seven people dead. Police say the suspect is in custody. » Subscribe to NBC News: http://nbcnews.to/SubscribeToNBC » Watch more NBC video: http://bit.ly/MoreNBCNews NBC…
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PBS News Weekend full episode, May 14, 2022
Saturday on PBS News Weekend, while the U.S. awaits a Supreme Court ruling that could overturn Roe v. Wade, Latin American countries are expanding abortion access. Then, a social media project memorializes some of the 1 million Americans who have…
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Premier League’s fight for the title comes down to the wire
It is another big weekend for soccer fans, everything from the Premier League title race to the upcoming Champions League final. Roger Bennett, a British American broadcaster, author and filmmaker, and co-host of the Men in Blazers podcast, joins Geoff…
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Twitter feed memorializes Americans who have died during the pandemic
Each day the Twitter thread “Faces of COVID” posts the names, images and a short remembrance of Americans who have died from COVID-19. The project was started by Boston-based communications consultant Alex Bernstein, who has posted more than 7,000 remembrances…
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Why a growing number of Latin American countries are legalizing abortion
As Americans contemplate living in a country where Roe versus Wade is overturned, a very different story is playing out in many parts of Latin America. In recent years, countries throughout the region have relaxed abortion restrictions. Alicia Yamin, senior…
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