Month: August 2022

If you have a graduate degree, you’re likely to earn more and stay employed, according to a May 2022 analysis by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. And interest in graduate school is on the rise. The number of applications increased by 7.3% in the fall of 2020 compared to the previous year, according to an October 2021 report from the Council of Graduate Schools. This represents a jump from the average annual growth of 2.5% in the previous 10 years. The schools that saw the biggest increases majored in business and the sciences — biological, agricultural and health —…

BREAKING NEWS: Gabby Petito’s family files $50 MILLION wrongful death lawsuit against Moab police “after cops failed to see she was in a life-threatening situation with killer boyfriend Brian Laundrie.” The notice of claim alleges that police in the resort town of Moab missed signs that Petito was a victim of domestic violence at the hands of Brian Laundrie.Disturbing body camera footage filmed last summer showed an upset Gabby crying as she spoke to Utah police about a fight with LaundrieShe was murdered in late August 2021, with her body dumped in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.Petito was found dead…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! There have been numerous October surprises throughout American election history, but it remains to be seen whether this year’s midterm elections, which are less than 100 days away, could see altered by a dominant news event. Strategists across the political spectrum insist there are some events or stories that could drive voters to the polls, or away from them, before the election. Things like the abortion debate, an announcement by former President Trump about his 2024 decision or President Biden officially announcing re-election efforts have the potential to sway voters in the…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! More than 1,000 New York City police officers have applied to leave the department by 2022, raising questions about the city’s ability to maintain a large police force and maintain safety and security. Former NYPD Detective Jason Caputo and Blue Lives Matter NYC founder Joe Imperatrice weighed in on the law enforcement exodus on “Fox & Friends First” Monday, arguing that incentives to work with the police force of the Big Apple no longer exist. “You’re losing qualified [people]you’re missing out on experience, you’re missing out on a lot when it comes…

KNOX BOROUGH, PA (EYT) – State Route 338 near Knox Borough is currently closed due to “police activity.” (Photo taken from the Sharp Shopper parking lot along Route 338.) Seconds 511pa.com, there is “police activity” on PA 338 in both directions between Tippecanoe Road, Twin Church Road and Huston Avenue. All lanes are closed. A Clarion State Police representative said exploreClarion.com“We have an investigation out there.” “The public is not at risk,” state police added. PSP Clarion would not comment further on the situation. A Clarion County 9-1-1 dispatcher confirmed the road closure is due to police activity, but could…

Cox bought a minority stake in Axios last year, and the relationship evolved. Taylor said the pairing of Cox and Axios is a natural fit for a family business founded on journalism more than a century ago. Cox is one of the nation’s largest family-owned companies with annual revenues of more than $20 billion. Cox was founded in 1898 by Ohio Governor James M. Cox and his purchase of the Dayton Daily News. Cox has owned and operated newspapers, including The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and television and radio stations for decades. In recent years, Cox has sold majority stakes in its…