Doctors Baffled as Rare Cancer Surges in Young People
A disturbing new pattern is emerging across the United States, leaving doctors baffled as a once-rare form of deadly cancer is now surging among young Americans.
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Researchers Sound Alarm Over Surge in Social Media Addiction Among Toddlers
A stunning new analysis has revealed that almost one million UK children aged just 3–5 years old are already using adult-targeted social media platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Snapchat.
Researchers Warn Early Smartphone Use Linked to Rising Depression, Obesity, and Sleep Disorders
A new major study is adding fuel to a growing national debate over what constant smartphone exposure is doing to Americans, especially children.
America’s Top Ten ‘Most Sinful Cities’ Named and Shamed
A new WalletHub analysis ranking the “most sinful cities” in America is drawing attention, but not the kind most city governments want.
California’s Five Most Radical Laws Set to Come Into Force in 2026
California Democrats approved another massive wave of legislation this year, with Gov. Gavin Newsom signing 794 new laws that will begin reshaping the state starting in 2026.
27-Year Veteran Hero Firefighter Fired Over Use of ‘Offensive’ Term ‘Fireman’
A senior fire officer has become the latest victim of the UK government’s speech policing after he was forced out of his job for “sexist behavior” for failing to discipline his colleagues for using the “offensive” term “fireman.”
Wealthy Elites Begin Quietly Moving into Heavily-Guarded ‘Bunkers’
Across America, the ultra-wealthy are quietly retreating behind walls, moats, biometric gates, and armed private security forces, building heavily-guarded modern-day fortresses at a pace the country hasn’t seen in generations.
Fake ‘Meat’ Products Offer No Health Benefits Over Real Food, Study Finds
A new peer-reviewed study is pouring cold water on one of the plant-based industry’s biggest selling points, finding that highly processed fake “meat” substitutes offer no clear cardiovascular benefit over real food and, in some cases, may be nutritionally worse.
People Who Live to 100 Have More Hunter-Gatherer DNA, Study Reveals
A new peer-reviewed study suggests the key to reaching 100 years old may have less to do with clean living or daily habits and more to do with ancient genetic inheritance.
Cost-of-Living Crisis Deepens as Poll Shows One-Third of Americans Skipping Meals, Delaying Medical Care
The economic fallout from years of runaway federal spending is erupting into a full-scale national emergency, as new data shows Americans are skipping meals, shelving medical care, draining savings, and losing their homes at staggering rates.