Mental health experts say religious psychosis can involve intense spiritual beliefs that become fixed, distressing, and disconnected from shared reality. Clinicians say the key issue is not faith itself, but when symptoms begin to disrupt safety, daily life, and judgment.
Rite Aid is closing more stores as its bankruptcy restructuring continues, adding to a long list of shutdowns announced in court filings. The company has confirmed more closures, but it has not released a full public list for every state.
Economist Steve Moore said most of the inflation that followed the COVID-19 pandemic took place during President Joe Biden’s term. His comments point to the timing of price increases that built after the early 2020 shutdown period.
Some Costco shoppers could qualify for cash payments under a $14 million settlement tied to claims about online price comparisons. Court records show the case centers on advertised savings shown on Costco’s website.
A traveler said she planned to leave a $50 tip at an airport cafe, then changed course after overhearing a remark from staff. The account has spread widely online as tipping expectations remain a national point of discussion.
A Florida couple said they were charged nearly $12,000 for a garage door repair that industry experts say often costs closer to $1,500. The case is drawing attention to pricing, financing, and disclosure concerns in home repair work.
Americans who moved overseas say one realization kept coming up: many everyday expenses that felt normal in the U.S. looked far higher once they paid for the same basics abroad. Their accounts point to housing, healthcare, and transportation as the biggest shock points.
A new California law is raising concerns for major automakers that want to sell directly to drivers instead of using dealerships. The change could affect how some brands expand in the state, though it is not yet clear whether any company will leave California entirely.
