Florida has emerged as a key location in the recent rise of leprosy cases in the U.S., with health officials noting infections in people without traditional risk factors. For travelers, the main takeaway is that the disease spreads slowly, is treatable, and can remain undetected for years.
Donald Trump said insurers are helping drive up prescription drug prices, reviving a debate that matters for older Americans watching retirement budgets. For seniors planning travel, the issue could affect monthly medication costs, Medicare choices, and trip planning.
Therapists and conflict researchers say the biggest mistake before a tense family political talk is drinking to “take the edge off.” They say alcohol reliably lowers restraint and raises the odds that a holiday argument turns personal.
The number of children living in the U.S. continues to fall, and the biggest losses are showing up in major metro areas. New Census Bureau estimates point to a broad demographic shift that is reshaping communities, schools, and local planning.
Electricity use from new data centers is becoming a growing cost issue for households and small businesses in several states. Utilities and regulators have confirmed that large power demand tied to AI and cloud expansion is starting to show up in rate cases and long-term grid planning.
Rising housing, insurance, and residency costs across the Caribbean are narrowing options for Americans looking to retire abroad. Puerto Rico stands out because U.S. citizens can move there without visas, foreign property rules, or international health coverage changes.
A tour guide in Zambia was killed during a walking safari after a lion attacked the group. Travelers who were there said he tried to protect them in the final moments before he died.
New freshwater sinkholes and fish sightings near the Dead Sea are drawing attention because some people link them to a prophecy in Ezekiel. Scientists say the changes are tied to the lake’s long-running retreat, not evidence of an apocalyptic event.
