A List of 70 Work Mishaps So Awkward Your Coworkers Will Still Be Laughing About Them Later
A viral thread chronicles 70 mortifying mishaps endured by workers, from public Google searches to grave misidentifications.
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Health, money, habits and the ordinary business of getting through a week.
Experts agree kratom and 7-OH need regulating, but they can’t settle on the rules
Kratom and 7-OH should be regulated, but experts disagree on how. Here's where the DEA stands and what states are doing.
HHS Report Claims Gender-Affirming Care ‘May’ Radicalize — Critics Say the Evidence Isn’t There
A report from a right-leaning institute ties gender-affirming care to left-wing authoritarian psychology. Experts call it pseudoscience.
Silent Revenge: 59 Times People Watched Others Screw Up And Just Kept Their Mouths Shut
A compendium of 59 tales wherein the silent tongue of patience made the guilty man's error speak aloud his shame.
New obesity drug helped people lose up to a quarter of their body weight in tests
New obesity drug trial shows 25% weight loss at 80 weeks, rising to 30% at 104 weeks, with major health benefits.
Infection link behind one in eight cancers worldwide, new research shows
A study links one in eight cancers worldwide to infections like HPV, HBV, HCV, and Helicobacter pylori, urging broader prevention efforts.
Fruit flies live longer when maggots raised on less protein
A protein records a fly's larval diet, carrying that memory into adulthood and shaping how long that fly lives.
AstraZeneca Invests $2 Billion in Summit Therapeutics as Four Deals Land Overnight
AstraZeneca invests $2 billion in Summit Therapeutics, Novo buys a Chinese obesity pill, and two biotech deals go the other way.
The Toy Insider rounds up 20 gifts worth buying now, from robot dogs to coding kits
A rundown of the Toy Insider's 2026 picks, from a hiccuping Elmo to a fizzy shark egg, plus a playable mini record player.
Novo Agrees to Pay Up to $2.6 Billion for Hengrui Obesity Pill License
Novo Nordisk licenses a Chinese obesity pill, Roche quits a drug, and other pharma tidbits. A look at who's winning and losing in weight-loss meds.
After the Coma, Akhtar Takes Up Teaching — the Job He Once Feared
A man wakes from a coma with a strange light within him and accepts a teaching job he once rejected, a quiet reversal of his own argument.
Elliot Page Goes Shirtless for New York’s First Men’s Style Issue, Splitting Internet Opinion
Trans actor Elliot Page goes shirtless on NY Mag's first Men's Style cover, sparking online reaction ranging from praise to ridicule.