• Californians bought record numbers of electric cars as industry eyes slowdown

    Alejandro Lazo CalMatters  Has California’s transition to electric cars hit some bumps in the road? Even though Californians are buying them in record numbers, several industry setbacks have been reported in recent months. The rental car company Hertz is selling about a third of its global electric vehicle fleet, replacing...
  • Opinion: We Need to Balance Innovation with Equity in the Rush to Reimagine Primary Care

    Improving access to high-quality primary care is one of the best things we can do to improve health in America. Primary care improves nearly every measure of health and is the only form of health care where greater supply results in better health for more people. In fact, according to the U.S. Department...
  • Pneumococcal Pneumonia Can Be Life-Threatening. Here’s What to Know

    Pneumococcal pneumonia can disrupt your life for weeks and, in some cases, be serious or even life-threatening. To help adults understand how they can help protect themselves against pneumococcal pneumonia, the American Lung Association and Pfizer are partnering to share important information and patient insights about the disease. The...
  • Should state government jobs require a college degree? Why California is rethinking its rules

    Adam Echelman CalMatters Many California government jobs don’t require a college degree. That list may grow longer as agencies face a rise in job vacancies. Over the past decade, California cities, counties, and the state government have been changing the job descriptions for thousands of employees — either by removing...
  • Experts: Online data security could mitigate radicalization, extremism

    Experts are saying social media algorithms are radicalizing users and increasing extremism around the country ahead of the 2024 presidential election. Michael Chertoff, a member of the National Council on Election Integrity, said better protecting data privacy could make the algorithms less destructive, without infringing on free speech. “I do think...
  • Conoce el nuevo plan migratorio: una oportunidad perdida

    El nuevo plan de reforma migratoria negociado por senadores demócratas y republicanos durante los últimos meses y que finalmente vio la luz esta semana, sólo puede describirse como una oportunidad perdida. A sabiendas que ningún proyecto de ley podría tendría posibilidades de ser aprobado a menos que hiciera concesiones significativas a los...
  • Q&A: UN ENFOQUE RADICAL DEL APRENDIZAJE

    Arturo Hilario El Observador En un pueblo fronterizo mexicano plagado de corrupción y violencia, un maestro llega con nuevos métodos radicales para ayudar a los niños a aprender aprovechando su curiosidad y desarrollando su potencial. Basada en los increíbles hechos reales de una clase de sexto grado en la...
  • Los Secretos de la Magia

    Durante muchos siglos la magia ha sido mal interpretada, manipulada, y hasta utilizada para satisfacer fines religiosos, políticos y culturales. Numerosos mitos suelen señalar a la magia, como una actividad sobrenatural, peligrosa, ilusoria, y hasta satánica. La magia como todas las ciencias que ahora conocemos, un día tuvo que...
  • EarthTalk Q&A: Solid State EV Batteries

    Roddy Scheer & Doug Moss EarthTalk Solid-state batteries have emerged as a promising technological advancement that could potentially revolutionize the EV industry. As concerns about climate change intensify, there is a growing need to transition away from nonrenewable energy sources, not only in power generation but also in transportation....
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