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Trouble sleeping? Your neighborhood could be partly to blame, experts say
A study of 200,000 Google Street View images reveals how neighborhood greenery, safety and enclosure levels may influence sleep duration and insomnia.
We grew up before screens took over. Our kids deserve that chance too
A millennial mother reflects on how excessive screen time steals childhood experiences, urging parents to prioritize presence over digital validation.
Subpoenaed pro-China outlet defends itself on Democracy Now!, which paid Singham-founded company millions
BreakThrough News used Democracy Now! to fight its congressional subpoena, but IRS filings reveal Democracy Now! paid $2.5 million to Singham's firm.
OnlyFans model Courtney Clenney settled civil suit before reaching plea deal in boyfriend's killing
Courtney Clenney settled civil claims from Christian Obumseli's family months before her murder case plea deal, with the broader lawsuit closing days prior.
Vulnerable battleground Dem embraces 'no tax on tips' after voting against Trump bill
Gabriel Vasquez voted against the "big beautiful bill's" no tax on tips provision, then called for a permanent version through his TIPS Act weeks later.
Sports media hits all-time low in coverage of DiJonai Carrington and Sophie Cunningham
DiJonai Carrington's flagrant foul ejection and "white privilege" post sparked debate as Jemele Hill and media figures rushed to her defense.
Drugs and alcohol nearly cost World Series hero Scott Spiezio everything, including his life
Scott Spiezio's liver was failing and doctors gave him a 20% chance to live, but the World Series hero wasn't sure he could stop drinking to save himself.
Prince William was 'fuming' over request for Kate Middleton to spell her name differently: book
King Charles III and Queen Camilla allegedly asked Kate Middleton to change her name spelling over royal crest concerns, leaving Prince William fuming.
2,200-year-old alcohol found sealed inside ancient tomb — and there's nearly a gallon of it
A sealed bronze vessel in a Qin tomb yielded 3.74 liters of ancient millet beer brewed during the Warring States period over 2,200 years ago.
Apple Pay text scam threatens $8,250 loss in 35 minutes
Paul C. in Washington, D.C., received an Apple Pay scam text claiming $8,250 was charged and a duplicate would auto-approve within 35 minutes.
Embattled Smithsonian director brought 'Marxist' activism, political agenda to roles through career: historian
Historian Dr. Jody Edward Ginn says Anthea Hartig's writings and leadership record reveal an activist approach at odds with claims of nonpartisanship.
A quiet rush for gold is sweeping the globe — here's why countries are stockpiling it
A record 45% of central banks plan to add gold reserves as governments worldwide brace for persistent inflation and geopolitical uncertainty.