David Silverberg

2 weeks ago | tomsguide.com | David Silverberg

Netflix recently released the final season of the hit animated show “Big Mouth," serving up one last crudely hilarious deluge of puberty jokes and high school drama. Nick, Andrew, Jessi, Missy, Jay, and Matthew are all growing up — both inside and out — and the series continues to embrace the messy, awkward and deeply weird process of adolescence.

3 weeks ago | paw.princeton.edu | David Silverberg

On May 29, cellphone text alerts kept pinging Rick Woldenberg ’81 so frequently, he couldn’t remember a time when his phone blew up so intensely. It was a momentous day for Woldenberg: His toy-making companies, Learning Resources and hand2mind, sued the Trump administration and won. On Thursday, U.S. District Judge Rudolph Contreras ordered the administration not to collect tariffs from the Vernon Hills, Illinois, companies. The government will likely appeal the decision in the next two weeks.

1 month ago | prismreports.org | David Silverberg

Andrea Armstrong launched a project six years ago that seemed impossible at the time: compiling a database on the number of people who have died while incarcerated in Louisiana. Understanding the full depth of the prison death crisis in the United States has long been a challenge.

2 months ago | cannabisbusinesstimes.com | David Silverberg

As President Donald Trump rolls out more reciprocal tariffs amid an already scrutinized economic environment brimming with earlier tariffs imposed on both Canadian and Chinese imports, the cannabis industry is anxiously watching its costs rise. But some companies have been proactive in trying to stem the bleeding. On April 2 at the White House Rose Garden, Trump announced 34% in reciprocal tariffs on China, one of the major countries supplying the cannabis industry with raw materials.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | David Silverberg

After graduating college Kelsey Krakora worked full time in a steakhouse, bartending and serving meals. She had dabbled with selling clothes online, but only part-time. But in 2021 that all changed for Cleveland-based Ms Krakora. She switched to selling clothes on Whatnot and then Poshmark - online marketplaces where people can also use live video to sell items. "My first live show with Poshmark was 27th November 2022. I sold zero things on my first show...