A human could fit inside the mouth of the Megalodon. /VCG/ The long extinct Megalodon had a dorsal fin around 1.62 meters tall, about the size of an average human, according to fresh research
07:15 As theaters and performance spaces start to reopen across Europe, there's no doubt that the live experience will be very different for those on and off the stage.While some venue
01:37 With COVID-19 causing the indefinite closure of Britain’s playhouses, the pandemic has pushed London’s famed West End theaters to the brink, with approximately 2,700 job losses s
Nanoleaf essentially created a new smart lighting category with its connected light panels, and since then it has iterated with its pixel-like Canvas, and most recently, its new Shapes Hexagons. The
Among people with Medicare, African Americans were nearly four times more likely than white Americans to be hospitalized with COVID-19, according to federal data relea
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Robert Kaplan speaks at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco, U.S., October 11, 2019. /Reuters Systemic racism and high unemployment levels among black
Black Americans who have already suffered disproportionately from the coronavirus tend to have a more intense interest toward the news about the epidemic compared to whites and other races, according
Blacks in the United States are unable to reach their full potential because of a glass ceiling created by whites, according to an article in a Nigerian national newsp
U.S. employers cut a staggering 20.5 million jobs in April, and the unemployment rate soared to a record 14.7 percent, as COVID-19 continues to ravage the economy, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistic
Minorities in the U.S. state of California are facing more health and economic risks in the COVID-19 pandemic, with less freedom to work from home and more anxiety ove
A shopper walks through the Target parking lot in northeast Jackson, Miss., Wednesday, April 8, 2020. The Mississippi Department of Health released figures today that show African Americans are b
03:13 CGTN's Jim Spellman reports on how, despite strides, disparity remains between blacks and whites in the U.S.
Over six in 10 Americans say racism against blacks is widespread in the United States, while 41 percent say racism against whites is widespread, Gallup found in a poll released Wednesday.
Life expectancy declined slightly for white Americans in 2014, according to new federal data, a troubling sign that distress among younger and middle-age whites who are dying at ever-higher rates from drug overdoses is lowering average life spans for the white population as a whole.
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