IT’S been a busy 12 months for news in Salisbury and, as we head into a new year, the Journal looks back at the events of 2025. This is part one, covering January to the end of June.

Katia Riddle is a correspondent on NPR's science desk. Prior to her current role, she covered public health including reproductive rights and homelessness. She won a 2024 Gracie Award for a series on ...

Here are twelve tricksy Christmas riddles with a scientific twist. Can you solve them all? When you’re ready, scroll down for the answers. (1) What an honour! You have been invited to dine with a host ...

Exploring the biggest questions of our time with the help of the world's greatest thinkers. Host Manoush Zomorodi inspires us to learn more about the world, our communities, and most importantly, ...

When Mrs. Smith is murdered, every suspect has a plausible alibi—or so it seems. Can you solve the viral "Who killed Mrs. Smith?" riddle? It possesses all those delicious bells and whistles that help ...

Erectile dysfunction (ED) can stem from both physical and emotional issues, with physical causes becoming more prevalent as men age. Obesity is a significant risk factor, increasing the likelihood of ...

The GOP’s Affordability Agenda: Promise to Give People CashThere’s talk of a reconciliation bill that may offer “tariff dividends,” health-account payments, and other goodies — right before the ...