- Adults Hold the Line on Keeping Their Parents’ Phone Plans
- Moderna’s Covid-19 Vaccine Works Safely in Young Children, Company Says
- Judge Jackson to Face More Questions in Supreme Court Hearings
- A Gonzaga Star’s Casino Ads Show How Much College Sports Has Changed in a Year
- Oil Price Rise ‘Trickles Down to Everything,’ Even Your Potato Salad to Go
It might seem easy to joke about people in their 30s and 40s still being on their family’s plans. But those facing surging prices for everything from cars to cantaloupe say that bundled phone lines make good financial sense.
The shot generated strong immune responses in children 6 months to 5 years, says Moderna, which plans to seek authorization for use.
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson faces a second full day of questioning from senators on Wednesday, with some Republicans set to further press her over sentencing, while Democrats hold on to hopes for a bipartisan confirmation vote.
The commercials featuring Bulldogs big man Drew Timme mark a new phase in the leveraging of college athletes’ images.
Hydrocarbons are used to make many items, such as fertilizer and food packaging, and someone has to bear the brunt of higher oil and natural-gas costs.
