March is dedicated to celebrating Women’s History. Throughout March, we celebrate the contributions women have made to history and society. National Women’s Month is celebrated in the United States, the United Nations, and Australia and corresponds with International Women’s Day…
Big news came out of bankruptcy court last week regarding the Johnson & Johnson asbestos-related claims. On January 30th, a judge shot down J&J’s attempt to utilize the bankruptcy court system in regard to their talc lawsuits. Johnson & Johnson…
January 18th is recognized as National Michigan Day. It is unclear why this day was chosen to celebrate the Mitten state, but it is a day to reflect on the rich history and resources the State of Michigan has to…
It has become a tradition to think about resolutions as the clock strikes midnight on New Year’s Eve. This tradition dates back to the ancient Babylonians who, over 4000 years ago, began the practice of celebrating New Year and making promises to their royals.
Asbestos Lady: Marvel’s Forgotten Villain and Her Deadly Real-World Legacy In 1947, one of the most unusual Halloween costumes was flying off store shelves across America: Asbestos Lady from Marvel Comics. This fire-resistant supervillain, who battled heroes like the Human…
October is a month filled with celebrations surrounding the Navy. On October 13th, the Navy celebrates its birthday and on October 27th the country celebrates National Navy Day. But what’s the difference? Why do we have two separate holidays to…
October 2nd is National Custodial Worker’s Recognition Day. The day is set aside to recognize the men and women who work hard to keep our public facilities in tip-top shape. Custodians act as our first line of defense against germs…
Many Americans celebrate Labor Day with parades, picnics, and parties. While most Americans enjoy the first Monday in September as a day off from work, the holiday has a rich history that you may not know about. As early as…
