by Sara Shouhayib and Traci Badalucco | Dec 4, 2015 | Living
WASHINGTON– What was once seldom seen in bathrooms across the U.S. has become increasingly popular as technological advances assist with the necessities of personal hygiene. Sales for bidets, personal hygiene devices used to clean after bowel movements, have...
by Brian MacIver and Sara Shouhayib | Nov 2, 2015 | Living
WASHINGTON – Direct-to-fan is a multi-billion dollar missed opportunity for many artists who are stuck in the old “if you build it they will come” business model. Direct-to-fan turns that old model on its head – ask your best fans what they want and how they want it...
by Connor Morgan and Angela G. Barnes | Oct 22, 2015 | Living, Topics
WASHINGTON — Homeless vendors showcased their talents during a live performance of original poetry, photography, and other arts at the annual Street Sense 2015 Gala in early October. Street Sense, a non-profit organization, distributes bi-weekly newspapers for...
by Angela G. Barnes and Connor Morgan | Oct 13, 2015 | Living
ARLINGTON, Va.–Arlington, Virginia’s Court House neighborhood is getting a major new addition in the form of a 24-hour, state-of-the-art homeless center, part of the suburban county’s strategy to combat homelessness. Kathy Sibert, president and chief executive of...
by Amina Ismail | Sep 8, 2015 | Living
Prison reform needs reformation to better help the prisoners once they have served their time.
by Amina Ismail | Sep 8, 2015 | Living
The Yulin dog and cat meat festival, an annual tradition in the Chinese city, is notorious for attracting international ire over inhumane practices. Debate over whether dogs and cats are pets or dinner is intense within the countries where they’re customarily...
