When Grace Carter heard from The Right Stuff’s account on Instagram, the person controlling the account introduced himself as John. He also offered a phone number with a Southern California area code—a number that a WIRED reporter has used in the past to contact McEntee. There was no obvious reason why he would have reached…
There’s a vibrant scene painted on the overhang of a sandstone cliff in the Koesberg mountains, central South Africa, that’s challenging local traditions of paleontology. Spanning 30-feet in all, it depicts warriors battling amid flying arrows, hunters on the prowl, and an array of animals including antelopes, an aardvark, and a cat. These details are…
Retired NFL quarterback Brett Favre spoke before a house committee on Capitol Hill on Tuesday. (AP file photo/Rogelio V. Solis) Brett Favre revealed Tuesday he was “recently diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease” during his testimony at a congressional hearing on federal welfare reform. The Football Hall of Famer was speaking before the House Ways and Means…
Amal Mohamed Zayyat, a resident of southern Lebanon, sought shelter in Beirut after Israel stepped up its attacks against what it said were Hezbollah targets. Source link
Georgia is one of dozens of states that require health-care facilities to ask for permission to build or expand by obtaining “certificates of need.” Basically, state regulators get to decide whether a town needs a new hospital or long-term care center. If the need is deemed real, they’re granted a “CON.” The intent of the…