Climber Crawls Through the Night to Safety After 500-Foot Fall on Mount Shasta
A climber falls 500 feet down Mount Shasta and crawls through the night to safety at a remote cabin.
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Category: Life
Health, money, habits and the ordinary business of getting through a week.
New research ties widespread US violence to lasting health problems and financial strain
Study reveals more than half of U.S. adults have endured physical violence, nearly half sexual violence, tied to health, hardship, and disparity.
Writer Argues That Reading Should Include Cutting Up Books That Are Physically Too Big
A writer's radical plan to cut oversized novels into smaller, more manageable volumes with a knife.
Red Light Therapy and LED Masks Are Having a Moment — $50 Off Featured Devices
Save $50 on iRESTORE Elite helmet and Laser Face Mask Pro from Earle Meets World, ending Sept. 27.
Survey finds most young healthcare staff plan to quit their current job by year-end
Survey finds US Gen Z healthcare workers are leaving jobs despite wanting stability, a problem for employers facing a worker shortage.
Holmes Argues That Saying No Is the One Word Every Woman Needs to Master Right Now
Anna Holmes argues that 'no' is a powerful word for women, a refusal of convention and a call to arms.
U.S. Reports Highest Number Of Measles Deaths In Decades As CDC Refuses To Record Them
U.S. measles deaths hit a 34-year high of four, with Pennsylvania reporting two more deaths. CDC hasn't recorded any.
Businesses Can Now Apply for NIH Funding
NIH opens grant funding to businesses, local governments, and more, as Trump pushes research away from academia.
Academics Set Up a Commission to Rebuild Trust in Science and Protect Their Freedom
A global commission launches to rebuild trust in science and protect academic freedom amid declining public confidence.
Heat, hunger, and fear: Climate stress may drive people toward rash choices
A video on climate change's mental toll promises impulsivity research but delivers only wildfire smoke and food security.
Woman Sees Ex Walking Past Store With New Partner and Feels Sorry for Him
A woman watches her ex walk past her workplace with someone new and feels sorry for him, not betrayed.
Embassy air quality monitors were turned off under Trump — and pollution levels soared
Study finds air pollution rose 24-33% in dozens of cities after U.S. stopped sharing embassy monitoring data, per satellite measurements.