Donald Trump shared an all-red 50-state election map while calling for tighter voting rules, including proof of citizenship and voter ID. The post is spreading widely as his latest messaging focuses on election procedures ahead of the 2026 cycle.
A new survey found 51% of baby boomers say people in their generation are barely getting by on state pensions. The findings point to rising housing, food, and health care costs hitting retirees across the U.S.
Workers’ share of U.S. national income has dropped to 43%, the lowest level recorded since the Great Depression. The shift highlights how more income is going to profits and capital, even as paychecks remain under pressure.
A new US study found a sharp increase in emergency visits tied to cannabis hyperemesis syndrome, sometimes called “scromiting.” The findings add to growing evidence that heavy marijuana use can trigger severe cycles of vomiting and abdominal pain.
A mother said American Airlines required an added ticket after her child turned 2 during an international trip, raising the cost by about $800. The case highlights how lap-infant rules can change once a child reaches a second birthday before return travel.
Muscle dysmorphia, often called bigorexia, is getting more attention as doctors report concerns about teens and young adults chasing a bigger, leaner body. For parents, the warning signs often show up in daily routines around food, exercise, and body image.
A woman opened a peanut butter bar during a flight, and the moment quickly turned into an onboard allergy scare. The incident highlights how one common snack can create a serious problem in a confined cabin.
New York City’s Rent Guidelines Board approved a 0% increase for one-year rent-stabilized leases in June 2015. In the weeks around that vote, Manhattan home prices and signed contracts moved higher, though housing experts said many factors were driving the market.
