Travel expert Rick Steves gives update on prostate cancer battle
In a Monday night post to social media, travel expert and guidebook author Rick Steves provided an update on his battle with prostate cancer.
How remote workers in the US are taking 'quiet vacations'
A growing trend is taking over the workplace. "Quiet vacationing" involves remote workers taking unauthorized time off from their jobs while still appearing to be on the clock.
Mega Millions tickets will cost more in 2025
It's going to take a little more cash and maybe a little less luck to win the lottery next year.
CA bans 6 chemicals from foods at public schools
A new law in California bans red dye 40, plus five other chemicals from foods served at public schools. It's the first law in the country forbidding the use of ingredients found in some popular cereals, ice creams, drinks and more.
New study finds humanity nearing life expectancy limits
A new study reveals that humanity may be reaching the upper limits of life expectancy, with fewer improvements in longevity despite advances in medical technology and healthcare.
Is unpasteurized apple cider safe to drink? Here's what the FDA says
Apple cider is a nice treat for the fall season, but there are some health risks linked to consuming unpasteurized drinks. Here's what you need to know.
Air Force cadet's cause of death blamed on rare bacterial infection
Avery Koonce, 19, was found dead at US Air Force Academy in early September.
Ultra-processed foods make up 60% of America’s diet, who's at biggest risk
Here are some tips for moving kids away from processed foods.
Jobs report beats expectations
The economy may be headed in a better direction on the jobs front.
Decrease in young people using protection
As fewer and fewer young people use protection during sex, there's a new call to bolster sexual education.
2 human cases of bird flu confirmed in California, CDC says — here’s what to know
The two bird flu cases in California bring the total to 16 cases in the U.S. in 2024, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
US student debt forgiveness on hold again
The roadblocks keep coming for President Biden's student loan cancelation plan.
How much does it cost to go to a private college?
U.S. News and World Report has revealed the average cost of tuition at a private college in the United States.
Kindergarten vaccine exemptions reach all-time high
More than 30 states reported lower vaccination rates among kindergartners for the 2023-2024 school year. Here's what that means for your child.
The financial impact of cancer
Many cancer survivors are still dealing with the long-term financial impacts from the disease.
Breast cancer deaths down, but cases up — especially in younger women
A new American Cancer Society report highlights an alarming rise in breast cancer incidence, particularly among younger women and minorities, even as overall death rates continue to decline.
Seattle interim police chief's push to improve staffing
In an effort to improve staffing and efficiency, Seattle Police Department Interim Chief Sue Rahr is pushing for a bigger budget.
What's keeping Americans from getting vaccinated
The CDC is urging Americans to get an update flu and COVID-19 vaccine as the colder weather sets in. But several factors are keeping some from getting the jabs.
Over 1 in 3 children worldwide are nearsighted, study finds
A recent study reveals that over 1 in 3 children worldwide are currently nearsighted, with rates expected to rise further by 2050.
CVS Health to cut 2,900 jobs
CVS Health announced that it will cut 2,900 jobs as part of a cost-cutting plan.