What Doctors Actually Do Differently After Watching Their Patients Suffer
Lessons Learned the Hard Way People who work in medical professions — doctors, nurses, and EMTs — often see firsthand what can happen to the human body in a worst-case scenario. Recently on Reddit, they shared the daily habits they’ve changed as a result of…
Popular Safety App Citizen Goes Global as Real-World Crises Test Its Promise
From American Streets to International Hotspots Citizen, the leading public safety app in the U.S., has expanded its reach across three major cities in Mexico: Mexico City, Tijuana, and Guadalajara. The move marks a significant step in the company’s ambition to become the world’s go-to…
Louisiana Lawyer Poised to Plead Guilty in Hurricane Ida Insurance Fraud Scheme
A Scheme Built on Deception A former New Orleans attorney has been charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud in connection with a Hurricane Ida insurance scheme that left eight homeowners without money to repair their roofs. The case against Richard William Huye III, 34,…
Teen’s Origami Experiments Could Transform How We Build Disaster Shelters
Paper, Dumbbells, and a Big Idea The apparatus for one of the year’s most celebrated student experiments was humble: paper and gym equipment. Miles Wu, 14, of New York City, spent his project folding the same origami pattern over and over — 54 systematic variations…
American Navy Crushes British Fleet in Battle of Lake Erie
On September 10, 1813: American Navy Crushes British Fleet in Battle of Lake Erie
New Mexico Takes Facebook to Trial Over Cambridge Analytica Scandal Nearly a Decade Later
A trial centered on Facebook’s role in the Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal has begun in New Mexico. The case examines how the political data firm harvested personal data from millions of Facebook users without their consent, a controversy that sparked widespread outrage and regulatory scrutiny. New Mexico is among the states pursuing legal action against the social media giant over the breach.
Some Republicans Now Back a Tax Hike to Save Social Security
Some Republicans are breaking with their anti-tax stance and warming up to the idea of raising payroll taxes to save Social Security. With the program’s funding projected to run out, increasing payroll taxes is gaining traction as a preferred solution to avoid steep cuts to retirement benefits that millions of Americans depend on.
Those Yellow Patches Near Your Eyes Could Signal a Dangerous Heart Condition
A Clue Written on Your Face Most people who notice small, yellowish bumps forming around their eyelids assume they’re a minor cosmetic annoyance — something to ask a dermatologist about, if they think about it at all. But a new study published in the journal…
Why Dietitians Say a Glass of Milk After Dinner Could Transform Your Sleep
An Ancient Remedy With Real Science Behind It Grandma’s advice to drink a warm glass of milk before bed may have been wiser than anyone realized. While the habit has long been dismissed as folk wisdom, dietitians and researchers are now pointing to a growing…
Florida Paramedic Who Spent His Life Saving Others Made One Final Rescue
A Life Defined by Service The family of Clifton “Cliffy” Murphy, a Marion County Fire Rescue paramedic, is speaking out about his life, his resilience through personal tragedy, and the legacy of saving lives that he leaves behind. His story is one that resonates far…
