Mangione Pleads Guilty to Federal Stalking Charges in UnitedHealthcare CEO Killing
The plea resolved Mangione’s federal stalking case while separate New York murder charges remain pending.
What Happened When We Created a Snapchat Account for a 13-Year-Old
Studies suggest teens may be exposed to sexual, violent, drug and other unsafe content at alarming rates.
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US Expands Primary Care to Nearly 1 Million More Americans
The funding will help communities tackle “chronic disease at its roots,” Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said.
House Committees Detail Harvard Ties With Chinese Entities in New Report
The committees identified 140 publications co-authored by Harvard-affiliated researchers and researchers affiliated with Chinese universities.
Top French Court Blocks Macron-Backed Social Media Ban for Under-15s
The French president has now instructed his prime minister to begin work on a more ‘legally sound’ version of the legislation.
14 Health Conditions Added to Social Security’s Compassionate Allowances List
In total, there are now 314 medical conditions that are eligible for expedited disability application processing.
US Consumer Sentiment Sinks in August After 2-Month Rebound: UMich
Only 8 percent of consumers expect their income growth to exceed inflation in the year ahead.
She Escaped North Korea 3 Times. Half of Her Family Didn’t Survive | Grace Jo
At just 6 years old, Grace Jo fled North Korea for the first time with her mother and sister.
When Ideology Divides Families, Can Broken Bonds Be Mended?
Author Noelle Mering explores the cultural shift driving adult children to cut off their parents—and offers a roadmap toward healing and restoration.
Fighting for Freedom: Sibelius’s ‘Finlandia’
The Finnish composer’s most famous work is a patriotic composition—a covert protest of Russia’s hold over his beloved country.
‘The Good Maharaja’: How an Indian Prince Saved Hundreds of Polish Children During WWII
When the world looked away, Maharaja Digvijaysinhji Jadeja stepped forward to provide refuge and hope to young castaways during World War II.
Half of Afghan Women Leave the House Twice a Month or Less, Says UN Group
A report from UNESCO estimates 2.4 million Afghan girls have been barred from school since the Taliban regained control in 2021.
Another OpenAI Executive Has Left the Company Amid IPO Countdown
OpenAI’s talent exodus could be a ‘huge red flag,’ said one AI startup founder.
Despite Losing QB Competition, J.J. McCarthy Wants to Stay With Vikings
Head coach Kevin O'Connell named Kyler Murray the starter earlier this week.
New Indictment Alleges Nick Reiner Lay in Wait Before Killing Parents
A grand jury returned murder charges with special circumstances in the deaths of director Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner.
People Who Are Depressed Are More Vulnerable to Social Media Likes, Study Finds
The findings highlight how visible metrics and unpredictable rewards may shape posting behavior and keep users engaged.
Why Your Spine Ages—and What You Can Do to Slow It
Aging is one of the most important factors contributing to spinal disorders.
Long-Term Instagram Use Linked to a Weaker Sense of Self, Study Shows
Researchers in Milan used virtual reality to test whether years of Instagram use affects how people recognize their own face.
Sweet Corn Season Is Here, These Recipes Make the Most of It
With corn so delicate and fresh, the best way to cook it is hardly at all.
Cleaning and Sealing Exterior Wood
Treated lumbar needs care and protection from the elements.
Last-Minute Travel Planning: Travel Advisers Dish on What Trips to Book Now
Travelers looking for a last-minute trip will have to plan their trips differently and use different methods than those who book a year or so out.
