Republican state Sen. Maureen Walsh made the comments last week during a debate on a bill proposing uninterrupted meal and rest breaks for nurses.
Author: Ryan W. Miller, USA TODAY
‘Still alive!’: Notre Dame’s 180,000 bees survive cathedral fire
The 180,000 bees live in three hives on Notre Dame’s roof as part of an effort since 2013 to help prevent bee die-off.
Heavier than a polar bear with teeth ‘like a serrated banana,’ massive lionlike fossil found in museum drawer
Simbakubwa kutokaafrika was a colossal carnivore and apex predator that roamed Africa millions of years ago. Its fossil was recently rediscovered.
A dingo almost ate this toddler, until the boy’s parents fought off the pack
The attack occurred on Fraser Island in Queensland when a dingo entered the family’s campervan and grabbed the child by the back of his neck.
Trio of North Face climbers presumed dead in avalanche at Canada’s Banff park
American Jess Roskelley and Austrians David Lama and Hansjorg Auer were attempting to climb Howse Peak in Canada’s Banff National Park, officials say.
France to hold international competition for redesign of Notre Dame’s iconic spire
French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said officials will consider whether a new spire should replicate the one that fell or have a new design.
A 19-year-old stalking victim was fined for ‘wasting police time’ — and then she was killed
Shana Grice, 19, was killed in 2016 by an ex-boyfriend, Michael Lane, who was convicted of murder a year later and sentenced to 25 years in prison.
This couple found a year-old lottery ticket worth $750K in a book – two days before the deadline
Montreal couple Nicole Pedneault and Roger Larocque bought theLoto-Québec ticket last Valentine’s Day and claimed the prize days before the deadline.
This ancient whale had four legs, hooves and could live on land or in water, study says
The fossil of an ancient, four-legged whale with hooves found in Peru gives new insights into the evolution of the aquatic mammals, research suggests.
Did you get your eyelids? You may be applying sunscreen and SPF moisturizers all wrong
More people incorrectly apply SPF moisturizers compared to traditional sunscreens, with missed application around the eyelids to blame, a study says.