Cullen Paradis

Articles by Cullen Paradis

Rao joins a wide roster of young problem-solvers tackling everything from hunger to prosthesis design to cyberbullying

The latest effort by Walmart to spread cheer during COVID-19 will travel the U.S. for three weeks and be livestreamed

While a loan will help Francesca's maintain operations during bankruptcy, more locations could close than previously thought.

The latest blow to theaters sent stocks spiraling.

Objections were quickly overridden by people pointing out that the sweatshirt is made in the U.S. with unionized labor.

Melissa Carone, branded "not credible" by a court last month, gave a rambling and combative testimony Wednesday.

The investigation has the support of the church, which says it hopes victims can find some justice

The Notre Dame coach has praised Donald Trump, attacking both liberal politics and basic COVID-19 safety

New DOT guidelines allow for a ban on service animals and require forms 48 hours before a flight.

The family's car was struck while waiting to get into Christmas Tree Lane. The other three in the vehicle sustained minor injuries.

A letter signed by 900 employees accuses Emily Callen of a bevy of major slights and mismanagement

Gov. Mike DeWine was undercut by his own party despite record-setting transmission rates.

The two-year delay proves that parliament is at least looking into the issue of how pop artists are treated vs classical artists

President Trump has been generous in using his pardon powers for loyalists, but recent public image stumbles may have cooled Giuliani's relationship.

Hannity quickly walked back his statement before pushing debunked allegations about Hunter Biden's laptop.

In a statement, Salem Health said the nurse's "cavalier disregard" for the pandemic did not reflect their institution's values

AlphaFold could greatly expand the number of viable research projects by replacing costly and slow lab work

Both public health officials and airlines weren't happy with the number of people flying for Thanksgiving.

Despite having common ground on school closures, Dr. Fauci and Paul have seen their fair share of conflict.

A fur industry already reeling from economic pressures may have been dealt a fatal blow by COVID-19.

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