PBS getting ghosted by a cloud storage provider makes me terrified I'll lose all my creative work too The broadcaster is fighting to retrieve 70 years of footage. Creative Bloq · Aug 24
What to Stream: Alabama Shakes, 'The Whisper Man,' 'Leanne' and 'Star Wars Zero Company' New streaming entertainment options are arriving soon, including a film adaptation of “The Whisper Man” and a new album from Alabama Shakes The Independent UK · Aug 24
Bernie Sanders issues a warning as Zohran Mamdani, Abdul El-Sayed, and the likes of them achieve stunning victories: ‘They were all heavily outspent’ Messages that resonate with the people. We Got This Covered · Aug 20
Public TV channel sues Iron Mountain data center after its cloud storage vendor goes out of business, losing over 70 years of archival materials and programming A St. Louis PBS station bought cloud storage from a vendor that has now gone defunct and is now in a legal battle with its landlord for access to its own data TechRadar · Aug 19
PBS should fund drug to treat breast cancer, endometriosis and gender dysphoria, experts recommend Triptorelin, already listed for prostate cancer, should have unrestricted use, the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee says The Guardian - AU · Aug 18
After A Year Of Bombing Suspected Drug Boats, Pete Hegseth signals Strikes On Land Hegseth singled out Honduras and Guatemala for inviting the United States to partake in combined operations against "narco-terrorists" in their countries. International Business Times · Aug 17
PBS broadcaster loses access to 50TB of data comprising 70 years of TV history after contracted cloud storage vendor goes defunct — public TV channel sues Iron Mountain data center, which hosts archival materials, to ensure preservation Public broadcaster Nine PBS is in trouble after its cloud storage provider went out of business and it now can't access more than 50TB of archival data. The data center hosting the files can't simply turn over the files, as it's legally owned by another entity, even if the channel… Tom’s Hardware · Aug 13
I Don't Think Enough Millennials Talk About How Good PBS Was Back In The '90s I have always wanted to have a network just like you! Cinemablend · Jul 31
One Nation is worried about PBS drugs sold on the black market. But how big an issue is this? One Nation is concerned about subsidised, prescription medicines being sold on the black market, one of several examples of what it says are Medicare “rorts”. The Conversation · Jul 26
We talk with astronaut Michael Foale about the 1997 Space Station Mir crisis: 'He took all the blame of the collision on his shoulders' 'I believe that we, as a crew, saved space station Mir that day' Space · Jul 25
How drug companies are playing hardball with Australia’s PBS Australia is coming under increasing pressure from international drug companies demanding higher prices for their drugs. The Conversation · Jul 19
‘Connection to this place cannot be erased’: Native American leaders gear up for a legal battle after Trump revokes protections for Bear Ears Monument Multiple Native American tribes consider the land sacred. We Got This Covered · Jul 18
Deal spares MS patients $33k annually in medicine costs MS patients have avoided paying tens of thousands of dollars for treatment, with the government keeping key multiple sclerosis treatments on the PBS. AAP · Jul 17
Life-changing MS drugs to stay on the PBS. So why are others under threat – and how is Trump involved? Health minister Mark Butler confirms Ocrevus, Kesimpta and Lemtrada will stay subsidised amid questions about the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme The Guardian - AU · Jul 16
The Conversation · Jul 14 Nurses will soon be able to prescribe PBS drugs. Here’s what that means for you Imagine your elderly father is in an aged care home. It’s Friday afternoon, and he’s run out of his regular Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) blood pressure medication and he can’t get an appointment with the GP.
Space · Jul 14 'Once Upon a Time in Space': How to watch PBS's out-of-this-world astronaut documentary 'It's like you’re going to Oz. It's glimmering, it's beautiful'
The Conversation · Jul 12 Unfair fees and low competition: why the pharmacy sector needs a shake up The average Australian visits a community pharmacy 18 times a year – more than any other health service.
AAP · Jul 8 MS patients face losing cheap access to $30,000 drug An overhaul of drug pricing in the US is partly to blame for two companies threatening to pull their products from Australia's Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
The Independent UK · Jul 6 Kansas man killed his estranged wife in argument over Nintendo Switch ‘I shot her...I shot her,’ the husband said in a 911 call, according to police
International Business Times UK · Jul 3 4th Of July Events 2026: Eight Ways To Watch America's 250th Birthday Fireworks Free From Anywhere The Times Square Ball drops eight times, Mount Rushmore fireworks return, and $17.76 concert tickets mark America's 250th. Here are eight free ways to watch every 4th of July 2026 show.
The Guardian - AU · Jul 1 ‘Life-saving’ drug for people with opioid dependency to be pulled from Australia by end of year Exclusive: Fears that US companies may withdraw more medicines as global markets react to policy changes by the Trump administration
Capital & Main · Jun 25 A Voice for Change: How Woody Guthrie Keeps Resonating With New Generations A new documentary connects the life and music of the Depression-era singer-songwriter to today’s struggles for social justice, equality and immigrant rights.
The Conversation · Jun 18 Friday essay: I had to crowdfund my cancer treatment in Australia’s ‘universal’ health-care system Economic hardship is a lingering consequence of Brooke’s breast cancer treatment, more than 30 years ago – which she paid for by selling her wedding ring. The treatment left her debilitated, fatigued and unable to work for some time. Friends brought groceries and the Cancer Council provided some financial support,…
Grocery Coupon Guide · Jun 18 The Grocery Store Pharmacy Closures That Could Affect Your Refills Many communities are currently facing a severe reduction in local healthcare access as major retail pharmacy chains shutter locations. According to PBS, neighborhood drugstores and supermarket pharmacies have closed their doors permanently over the past few years. These sudden corporate decisions leave countless consumers scrambling to find a reliable place…
Cinemablend · Jun 15 Most Actors Are Sad When Shows Get Canceled. For One PBS Masterpiece Star, It Was The ‘Right Decision’ Do you think it's time?