Kindergarten vaccine exemptions jump to another record high

Kindergarten vaccine exemptions jump to another record high

The share of U.S. kindergartners with exemptions from school vaccine requirements for the 2025-2026 school year rose to another record high, according to federal data posted Monday. The sharp increase from 3.6 to 4.2 percent seeking exemptions — about 155,000 students — extends a years-long erosion of childhood immunization rates as the country battles its … Read more

After the Earthquakes – The New York Times

After the Earthquakes - The New York Times

In June and July, megaearthquakes hit Venezuela and Japan; In the last two weeks, large earthquakes have shaken Colombia and Indonesia. It is too early to know the consequences of the earthquakes in Colombia and Indonesia; Both countries are still digging through the rubble and death tolls are not yet final. But when you compare … Read more

Lindsay Clancy’s mother testifies “she had thoughts of harming the children,” as defense begins in murder trial

Lindsay Clancy's mother testifies "she had thoughts of harming the children," as defense begins in murder trial

Lindsay Clancy’s Massachusetts murder trial resumed Monday in Plymouth Superior Court, with prosecutors dismissing the case. The defense began calling witnesses, including Clancy’s mother and sister, before the trial day ended. Paula Musgrove, Clancy’s mother, took the stand around 12:40 p.m. and completed her testimony shortly before 3 p.m. Michael Vulfovich, an emergency room doctor … Read more

Star Citizen Dev Hosts Disastrous Livestream To Show How A Mission Works And Is Told To Pull The Plug: ‘It’s Your Show, Wrap It Up’

Star Citizen Dev Hosts Disastrous Livestream To Show How A Mission Works And Is Told To Pull The Plug: 'It's Your Show, Wrap It Up'

It seems that neither the players nor the developers of Star Citizen, the game that has raised over a billion dollars in crowdfunding since it was announced back in 2012, when dinosaurs like democracy still roamed the earth, are having a good time right now. Apparently, the game’s Siege of Orison mission has been serially … Read more

Mavericks, Stars resolve legal issues between two Dallas franchises

Mavericks, Stars resolve legal issues between two Dallas franchises

The co-tenants of the American Airlines Center announced Monday that they have resolved all outstanding issues in their legal dispute. “The Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Stars have reached an agreement that resolves outstanding issues between the two organizations,” the teams said in a joint statement. “The American Airlines Center will remain the home of both … Read more

Around eight per cent of your DNA was left behind by ancient viruses, and one of those stolen viral genes is what builds the placenta — meaning every mammal alive, including you, was born because a virus infected an ancestor and never left.

Around eight per cent of your DNA was left behind by ancient viruses, and one of those stolen viral genes is what builds the placenta — meaning every mammal alive, including you, was born because a virus infected an ancestor and never left.

“Are you sure they’re not twins?” The question came from a woman I’d never spoken to before, both of us standing on our pedals in the middle of class in a dark spin studio that smelled like clove deodorant and someone else’s protein shake. I had been pregnant with my second daughter for six months … Read more

Does Fructose ‘Feed’ Cancer? Here’s What the Research Actually Says

Does Fructose ‘Feed’ Cancer? Here’s What the Research Actually Says

Key pointsPreclinical research suggests fructose may influence how certain cancer cells spread.Scientists found that fructose may affect cancer through multiple pathways, including changes within the tumor environment and its processing by the liver.Experts recommend limiting added sugars and sugar-sweetened beverages rather than avoiding naturally occurring fructose in nutrient-rich foods like fruit and vegetables.Fructose occurs naturally … Read more