Your senior parents are easier to impersonate than you are
Adults 60 and older reported $7.7 billion in losses to internet crime in 2025. Here are free steps to help protect your parents from identity theft.
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Upcoming Beats headphones teased by Lamine Yamal: New design, pink colorway
Last week, reports emerged around Apple developing a new pair of Beats over-ear headphones, with the FCC leaking an outline of the headphones, model number A3577. Now, leading into...
Cancer survivors may see surprising benefits from one specific exercise, study says
Cancer survivors who practiced yoga reported improvements in mood, anxiety and fatigue compared to standard care alone, a clinical trial found.
Jaxson Dart shouldn't have to justify introducing Trump at a rally, but this is what he should have said
Jaxson Dart spoke to media after controversy over introducing President Trump at a New York rally, while teammate Abdul Carter publicly criticized his decision.
Spencer Pratt seizes on homelessness remarks by Karen Bass, blasts Democrat for failures
LA mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt seizes on Mayor Karen Bass comments, claiming city officials and NGOs are 'profiting' off the homeless crisis.
What is a Blue Moon? Why the May full moon is so rare.
What is a Blue Moon? What they are, why they're so rare
Shedeur Sanders shatters Tom Brady's NFLPA licensing record with massive merchandise-driven payout: report
Cleveland Browns rookie QB Shedeur Sanders made a record $17.7 million in NFLPA group licensing income, nearly doubling Tom Brady's previous mark.
Bill Maher blasts California's education results, cites two surging red states
Bill Maher criticizes California Democrats, saying Mississippi and Texas outperform the blue state on education and clean energy, core liberal issues.
Gov. Sherrill blames ICE, defends rioters after deploying troopers to quell violent mob
Rioters clashed with New Jersey State Police outside the Delaney Hall detention facility in Newark after refusing to move to a first amendment zone.
If I'm being honest, I didn't really enjoy family vacations until my kids turned 10
When my kids were younger, trips were about what to pack, what we forgot, and how to make it to the next nap time. It never felt like a vacation.
Washington Nationals apologize to pitcher after firing director who admitted to religious discrimination
The Washington Nationals fired Sean Hudson after O'Keefe Media Group footage allegedly showed him admitting to religious discrimination against a player.
What to read this weekend: The Dorians and Red Roots
Here's what we read and liked this week.
