Joe Flacco's recent trade to the Bengals has stirred excitement ahead of his first practice. Discover what this means for Cincinnati and their upcoming showdown against the Packers.
In a pivotal case, the Supreme Court appears ready to rule against Colorado's ban on conversion therapy for minors, raising questions about First Amendment rights and state regulation of counseling practices.
The Supreme Court is deliberating a significant case regarding the ban on conversion therapy in Colorado, which has sparked national debate over LGBTQ rights and the validity of such practices.
The CDC is now prioritizing individual decision-making for COVID-19 vaccinations, moving away from blanket recommendations. This shift emphasizes informed consent and discussions between patients and healthcare providers.
In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court has denied Google's request to freeze an injunction from Epic Games, allowing developers to bypass Google's billing system and access rival app stores. What does this mean for the future of app distribution?
Sam Terblanche, a Columbia University junior, tragically died after being misdiagnosed in the emergency room. Despite seeking help for severe symptoms, he was sent home twice. His father's fight for justice reveals the troubling state of emergency care.
Fiji faces a catastrophic rise in HIV cases, especially among the youth, driven by drug use and dangerous practices like 'bluetoothing'. Experts warn of an impending healthcare crisis.
Discover how ants are transforming gourmet dining in Denmark! A two-Michelin-starred restaurant is using these tiny creatures to create unique dishes, including yogurt and ice cream, showcasing the unexpected benefits of traditional fermentation practices.
In a controversial decision, the White House has frozen over $2 billion in funding for transportation projects in Chicago, aiming to shift political dynamics in Democratic strongholds. The move has sparked outrage and debate over federal funding practices.
First Brands Group Holdings has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy following weeks of financial distress. A creditor group is set to provide $1.1 billion to sustain operations amidst concerns over its financing practices.
