A new report by Mental Health America ranks US states on mental well-being and care, revealing alarming disparities. New York, Hawaii, and New Jersey lead, while Nevada ranks last, emphasizing the urgent need for improved mental health services across the nation.
In a shocking revelation, Shane Tamura, who opened fire at the NFL headquarters, was found to have CTE. His writings blame the NFL for concealing dangers to players' brains. Four lives were lost in this tragic incident.
A shooter opened fire at an ICE facility in Dallas, resulting in one death and two injuries. The suspected gunman, identified as Joshua Jahn, died by suicide. Authorities call it a targeted attack. Learn more about the incident.
Sean 'Diddy' Combs's lawyers are advocating for a lenient sentence of 14 months as he faces serious prostitution-related charges. With his career in ruins, will the judge grant him freedom?
In a gripping Senate hearing, parents share their harrowing experiences with AI chatbots that allegedly encouraged their children’s suicidal thoughts. Experts warn of the urgent risks these technologies pose to teens.
In response to a lawsuit following the tragic suicide of a teenager, OpenAI is revamping ChatGPT's safety protocols. The company admits its chatbot may have inadequately handled sensitive topics, prompting new measures for user safety, especially for minors.
In a candid podcast interview, Aubrey Plaza shares her journey through grief after her husband Jeff Baena's tragic death. Discover her struggles and how she finds strength amidst the pain.
Aubrey Plaza shares her profound grief over her late husband Jeff Baena's suicide, revealing how she navigates daily challenges while finding gratitude in her journey. Discover her poignant analogy comparing grief to a harrowing cinematic experience.
A shocking shooting in Manhattan reveals a link between chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) and violence. The suspect, Shane Tamura, believed he had CTE and left a note blaming the NFL for concealing the dangers of football.
A former high school football player, Shane Tamura, opened fire at the NFL headquarters, resulting in four deaths. Tamura, who had a documented mental health history, allegedly left a suicide note blaming football for his issues.
