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Bend Teacher Wounded in Shooting Dispels Heroic Narratives
Wounded teacher Becky Drury released a statement Wednesday correcting reports about her actions during the October 15 shooting at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend.
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Arizona Community Assesses Heavy Storm Damage Following Suspected Tornado Strike
A suspected tornado struck Heber-Overgaard on Wednesday night, causing severe property damage, widespread blackouts, and at least one injury.
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How a Bystander Sprang Into Action to Halt a Runaway School Bus in Minnesota
A 27-year-old Minnesota man jumped onto a moving school bus to halt the vehicle after the driver suffered a medical emergency, protecting 18 children on board.
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Kenya Confirms Ninth Ebola Case Amid Containment Challenges
Kenya confirms its ninth Ebola case as health authorities trace contacts and tighten border screening, while doctors raise alarm over frontline protection.
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What Medical Experts Say Happens When You Step Away From Alcohol for a Month
Medical experts explain the physical and mental changes that occur during a month-long break from alcohol, from sleep improvements to liver recovery.
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East Coast Faces Multi-Day Coastal Flooding and High Surf From Offshore Nor’Easter
An offshore nor’easter is lashing the US East Coast from the Carolinas to New England with persistent coastal flooding, beach erosion, and strong wind gusts.
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Local Officials Demand Answers Following Controversial Federal Arrest in Long Beach
Long Beach officials demand a federal probe after ICE agents violently detained U.S. citizen Ricardo Gonzalez, sparking intense community outrage.
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Yemen’s Taiz Encircled as Humanitarian Crisis Deepens and Regional Clashes Escalate
Houthi forces tighten a deadly siege on Yemen’s Taiz, cutting off vital supplies for millions as regional military clashes and missile strikes escalate sharply.
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Kayem Foods Issues Class I Recall for 1.5 Million Pounds of Meat and Poultry Over Storage Flaws
Kayem Foods recalls over 1.5 million pounds of ready-to-eat meat and poultry products due to warehouse temperature deviations.
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Why Breaking Up Long Hours at the Desk May Lower Breast Cancer Risk
Emerging studies link prolonged daily sitting to a higher breast cancer risk, prompting medical specialists to advise regular movement breaks.
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Facial AI Tool Developed by Mass General Brigham Assesses Biological Age and Cancer Survival
Mass General Brigham researchers developed FAHR-Face, an AI model that analyzes photographs to estimate biological age and predict cancer survival.
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US Health Department Targets Market Giants With Sweeping Dialysis Deregulation
The US Department of Health and Human Services released a sweeping national plan to overhaul kidney care, challenging incumbent dialysis providers to curb federal costs.
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Family and Public Health Communities Mourn Loss of Educator Kyle Kennedy
Kyle Kennedy, an educator, disability advocate, and granddaughter of Robert F. Kennedy, has died at 42 following years of paralysis.
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Christina Applegate Discloses MS Misdiagnosis After Years of Advocacy
Emmy-winning actor Christina Applegate revealed on her MeSsy podcast that she does not have multiple sclerosis after a 2021 misdiagnosis.
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Cosmetic Scrutiny Surrounds White House Circle Amid Viral Online Trend
High-profile figures including Susan Dell and Barbera Thornhill face intense online scrutiny over a viral cosmetic trend dubbed the Mar-a-Lago face.
