Anti-Mask-Cination Discrimination
By Landis Lain Most of us have watched the news and read articles about folks who are vaccination and mask…
Health & Advice
Interpersonal Edge: What to do when integrity is a rare commodity
By Dr. Daneen Skube Tribune Content Agency Q: I find many people in my workplace make great sounding promises and…
Jill On Money: What’s new for 2022?
By Jill Schlesinger It may have taken a brutal twenty-two months of a pandemic to do it, but when it…
Jill On Money: The best books of 2021
By Jill Schlesinger One of the coolest parts of my job is interviewing authors of books that pique my interest–and…
Interpersonal Edge: Arrogance is the enemy of brilliance
By Dr. Daneen Skube Tribune Content Agency Q: I work with several men that are always the smartest guy in…
Medications in use and being tested for treatment of COVID-19
By Daniel DeSimone, M.D., Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I’ve heard several drugs mentioned as…
Alcohol Awareness Month: How Alcohol Affects Immunity
Photo by Terricks Noah By Dr. Gina Lynem-Walker, Associate Medical Director at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan The body’s…
AboutThatCar: 2021 Volvo V90 T6 AWD Inscription
By Frank S. Washington
DETROIT, MI – It is hard to improve a top-notch vehicle, but Volvo managed to do just that. We’re talking about the Volvo V90. To be specific, the T6 AWD Inscription.
Jill On Money: The real estate conundrum: No houses
By Jill Schlesinger
A year ago, the nation's housing market, like the rest of the economy, went into a deep, COVID-induced freeze. By the summer, the real estate industry had adjusted to socially distanced open houses and buyers were trying to get ahead of what would become a long year of work and school from home.
Jill On Money: Women working 5 to 9
By Jill Schlesinger
A year of COVID-19 has devastated the US labor market. Despite recouping more than half of the 22 million jobs that vanished during the past twelve months–and a better-than-expected February report, the country still has 9.5 million fewer jobs (6.2%) than the pre-pandemic level a year ago.