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Scientists Found a 4,000-Year-Old Tomb—With a Door No Living Human Could Open
The false door inside was meant for the soul to enter and leave the afterlife at will.
Americans are tired. Women and young adults, most of all.
A new CDC report shows that nearly 3 out of 4 adults reported feeling fatigued on at least some days in 2024.
Takeaways from a disruptive primary election season
Six months of primaries offer pointed insights into how voters feel heading into the November midterms.
Trump told Republicans to talk about him. Data shows they aren’t listening.
A Post analysis of more than a million social media posts shows that GOP candidates are largely ignoring the president’s midterm advice.
Analysis | The midterms are over. Sort of.
Most Americans don’t live in competitive House districts, so who will represent them in Congress next year was likely decided in the primary.
A top Democratic donor says time is running out to stop Americans from hating AI
LinkedIn co-founder and influential Democratic donor Reid Hoffman says industry and government must show Americans how they can benefit from artificial intelligence.
Parents are drowning in school apps for pickup, grades, kids sports
Carpool, grades, teacher announcements: There's now an app for every school activity. And it's baffling the parents who have to manage all the tech.
Dartmouth Health announces over 100 layoffs, elimination of 300 open positions
Dartmouth Health announced Tuesday that over 100 employees are getting laid off, and they are eliminating over 300 open positions.
News We Love: Family turns daughter’s lemonade idea into growing weekend business
Sweet and Squeezed Sisters Lemonade started with a kid’s idea to make her own money — and now it’s selling out at pop-up markets.
House panel recommends contempt charge for billionaire Leon Black in Epstein probe
The House Oversight Committee has voted to recommend holding billionaire Leon Black in contempt of Congress in the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein
She Can’t Feel Pain or Anxiety. Her Genetic Mutations Hold the Key to Eliminating Human Suffering, Scientists Claim.
A life without pain seems miraculous. But denying this hallmark of human existence could come with its own set of challenges.
This blue state is the midterms’ surprising new Senate battleground
The nonpartisan Cook Political Report changed its rating of New Hampshire’s Senate race from ‘Lean Democratic’ to ‘Toss Up.’
White House preselects reporters to call on — after Trump criticized Biden for the same
White House staff pre-select which reporters to call on at press briefings — a common practice that President Trump has criticized Joe Biden for in the past.
Racing Louisville player who collapsed during game sues UofL Health, doctors
A Racing Louisville star is suing UofL Health and two doctors over the care she received before suffering cardiac arrest.
Iran war cost $38 billion through July, report says
The U.S. is expected to spend $2 billion to $3 billion per month as the war continues, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
Pennsylvania teen died of ‘rare and severe’ complication of measles, coroner says
Pennsylvania has recorded a total of four measles-associated deaths this year, state health officials said.
A 3,700-Year-Old Virus Hiding in a Medieval Book Just Killed 500,000 Animals
Holy manuscripts preserved the genome of a plague that wiped out up to 90% of Europe’s historical sheep herds.
Vance picks up first Senate endorsement for president
Sen. Jim Banks's public support adds to the momentum the vice president appears to be building among Republicans.
"I genuinely felt like I was dying." Maine woman shares her struggle and coping with mental health
Sweetser's biggest fundraiser of the year is this week, and a woman will share how, she says, the organization saved her life. She shared her struggle with mental health - and message for Mainers - with Maine's Total Coverage ahead of the event.
Trump slams his own Supreme Court appointees over mail ballot ruling
“These are not the people I interviewed,” the president fumed on social media, portraying the ruling as a personal betrayal.
Amazon says Fire TV devices will be able to sideload Android apps again in upcoming update
Fire TV hardware will be able to sideload apps again with an upcoming Android software update for Amazon’s streaming hardware...
Baptist Health doctor speaks on Gynecologic & Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
From bloating to pelvic discomfort, there are plenty of symptoms many women might ignore— but when they’re persistent or unusual, they can also be signs of ovarian cancer.
University of Texas responds after GOP statewide candidate’s racist posts
The university said it is “proud to celebrate” all its students after posts by Bo French, GOP nominee for Texas railroad commissioner, that were condemned by members of both parties.
Scientists Found the Missing 16% of Earth’s Lost Supercontinent Hiding in the Himalayas
A continental mash-up some 750 to 550 million years ago was likely essential for complex life to emerge during the Cambrian Explosion.
LinkedIn Releases List of Top 100 Business Schools
Over half of the top MBA programs are located outside the United States.
The Latest: Supreme Court rejects Trump mail ballot restrictions ahead of midterms
The Supreme Court has rejected President Donald Trump’s bid to restrict mail ballots for the midterm elections, capping a flurry of last-minute legal action with voting already underway
Archaeologists Found an Ancient Weapon Not of This Earth
Bronze Age China couldn’t smelt iron, making the Sanxingdui relic a truly celestial oddity.
House Democrats add three seats to ‘Red to Blue’ target list
Democratic Party leaders had previously declined to promote Michigan activist William Lawrence, who has drawn attention for past social media posts.
Missouri should make medical respite part of its health care infrastructure
For a person experiencing homelessness, “discharge” can mean returning to a shelter, vehicle or street while managing a wound, infection or treatment.
Iranian strikes have damaged hundreds of structures at U.S. bases, watchdog says
The report by the Pentagon's inspector general also detailed the extent of munitions shortfalls in the first comprehensive public accounting of the cost and military impact of the war with Iran.
As AI debate flares, Melania Trump will tour a North Carolina school to see technology at work
First lady Melania Trump is set to visit northwestern North Carolina to talk to elementary school students, teachers and staff about how they’re using technology in the classroom
FBI chief Kash Patel is set to face off with Democrats critical of his leadership at Senate hearing
FBI Director Kash Patel is set to return to Capitol Hill for an oversight hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee
Pennsylvania senators McCormick, Fetterman seek answers on canceled health grants
Republican Sen. Dave McCormick and Democratic Sen. John Fetterman are pressing the Department of Health and Human Services for details about the cancellation of federal health research grants affecting institutions across the commonwealth.
Black Caucus launches effort to boost voting among Black, rural and young voters in midterms
The Congressional Black Caucus Institute is launching a multimillion-dollar campaign to engage lower-propensity voters in key districts before the midterm elections
Vance’s presence in Kansas signals how spooked Republicans are as map tilts in Democrats’ favor
The vice president is campaigning in the state on Monday as Sen. Roger Marshall (R) faces a tougher-than-expected challenge from Democrat Adam Hamilton.
Max Miller’s challenger launches attack ad based on domestic violence allegations
Democrat Brian Poindexter said that accusations against the Ohio Republican have become “a very prominent topic” in the race.
The world can’t afford to ignore climate change much longer
Sixty years of inaction in Washington have not made climate change go away.
Tech CEOs call for AI regulation. Trump and Congress are not rushing to act
The technology industry is urgently warning about the potential harm of artificial intelligence, but political inaction in Washington poses a challenge
Macaulay Culkin and ‘Schitt’s Creek’ stars honor Catherine O’Hara in moving Emmys tribute
Macaulay Culkin remembers Catherine O’Hara as more than just his onscreen mother in the “Home Alone” films
Health problem delays sentencing for Gov. Newsom's ex-chief of staff
Dana Williamson, a former top political aide to key Democratic leaders in California, including Gov. Newsom, is recovering from what appears to be an unplanned surgery, and court records show her attorney is asking a federal court to delay her sentencing.
Supreme Court blocks sweeping mail ballot restrictions for midterm elections
The Trump administration had said the plan was necessary to protect against voter fraud, while states and voting rights groups said it could inject chaos in contests that will determine control of Congress.
Supreme Court rejects Trump mail ballot restrictions ahead of midterms
The Supreme Court has rejected President Donald Trump’s bid to restrict mail ballots ahead of the midterm elections
Cincinnati Public Schools holds business meeting before tax levy goes on ballot
The Cincinnati Public School Board held a business meeting on Monday night as the district continues to find solutions for a multi-million-dollar budget deficit.
Gavin Newsom says he won’t run for president if Kamala Harris does
The pair share deep roots in California politics.
Millions in health care funding could be lost under Amendment 3
Amendment 3 could strip millions from Central Florida hospital districts that help low-income and uninsured residents get care.
Baltimore plan would send mental health professionals to 911 calls, cutting police involvement
Under the plan, social worker teams would respond independently to welfare checks, trespassing calls, and lewd behavior
Health Brief: Exclusive | States line up for Medicaid drug pilot
At least 19 have applied to the Trump administration’s drug-pricing experiment offering internationally benchmarked prices under Medicaid
Trump’s Not Wrong on Irish Reunification, But He Sure Isn’t Helping
The man has a real gift for jumping on a country’s last political nerve, doesn’t he?
Apple releases iOS 27, macOS Golden Gate 27 with Siri AI and Liquid Glass refinements
This is also the last version of macOS to support Rosetta for Intel apps.
MedStar Health doctors train for rare emergency scenarios
When Dr. Paul Herman reports to work as an emergency medicine doctor with MedStar Health, he knows he has to be ready for whatever comes his way.
Classic Chronicle: Kids take charge of fashion
Parents, retailers and child development experts examined the growing influence of children on fashion buying in this Classic Chronicle segment that originally aired in 1987
UMass Amherst national poll reveals concerns about AI as politicians battle over what to do
While politicians battle over the right way to handle artificial intelligence companies, new polling suggests the nation is concerned about how the nation's leaders are handling both the technology and its environmental impacts.
OpenRGB 1.0 Launches for Open-Source RGB Customization on Windows, Linux, and macOS
RGB control software has long been a pain point of gamers, with background apps and clunky UIs frequently coming up in discussions about gaming mice, keyboards, speakers, monitors, among many more. OpenRGB is a project that hopes to cut through some of that noise and provide a cross-platform...
Edison & Ford Winter Estates host blood drive with Lee Health
Gulfcoasting at the Edison & Ford Winter Estates for Monday's Lee Health blood drive and what’s coming up this fall.
Mississippi awards $104 million to transform rural healthcare
Gov. Tate Reeves announced 167 awards totaling over $104 million through the Mississippi Rural Health Transformation Program to modernize and improve healthcare access in rural communities.
FTC Rescinds 2021 Policy Statement on Health App Data Breaches
In September 2021, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued a policy statement extending the FTC Health Breach Notification Rule to cover health In 2021, the FTC issued a policy statement extending its Health Breach Notification Rule to cover health apps and other connected devices not covered by HIPAA. The policy statement was withdrawn in September 2026, as it was considered obsolete.
A Vinyl Bar in Shibuya is a startup from former Spotify employee offering fun music apps
Former Spotify exec's company releases experimental "singles" that involves users in music making.
A Vinyl Bar in Shibuya is a startup offering fun music apps without any AI prompting
Former Spotify exec's company releases experimental "singles" that involves users in music making.
Scientists Can Predict Where the Next Devastating Earthquake Will Hit
Although predicting the timing of seismic catastrophes remains tricky, these geophysicists’ algorithm could help communities located near subduction zones.
Scientists Have a Secret Ingredient for Better Concrete: Your Poop
In a sustainable future, nothing goes to waste…including human waste.
A Strange Chain Reaction Is Causing Antarctica to Grow. The Scary Part Is What Happens When It Stops.
Despite surprising recent ice gains, the frozen continent remains in a perilous balance as warmer seas continue to erode the Antarctic Ice Sheet from below.
Forget iPhone Duo, Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Gets an Early Drop to Its Lowest Price Despite Being Brand New
You can run three apps side by side and then fold the whole thing shut.
Analysis | Working-class Americans aren’t running for office. It’s changing our politics.
It is having a direct impact on the kind of public policy coming out of the nation’s legislative bodies.
Trump, Vance open midterm campaign tour as GOP troubles deepen
The president and vice president are trying to rescue Senate candidates in North Carolina and Kansas, both states Republicans carried two years ago.
The ‘Trump before Donald Trump’ is favored to replace a centrist in Congress
Former Maine governor Paul LePage is seen as the likely winner against progressive Matt Dunlap in the race to replace retiring Democratic Rep. Jared Golden.
Jackson family turns daughter’s lemonade idea into growing weekend business
Sweet and Squeezed Sisters serves up fresh lemonade at Jackson pop-up market
Iowa, national politicians court voters at CyHawk tailgates
Iowa candidates turned CyHawk tailgates into campaign stops Saturday, with Republicans and Democrats pitching voters on the issues they say matter most.
Better Business Bureau shares tips for identifying scams over the phone
As the techniques that scammers use to deceive victims are becoming more elaborate, the Better Business Bureau has tips for consumers to protect themselves.
Car hits unoccupied business in Vergennes
The hit caused significant damage to the home on Main Street.
Pennsylvania woman dies of measles-related complications, local coroner says
The 40-year-old woman, who was from Jefferson County was unvaccinated, according to the coroner.
Mourners in Rome pay last respects to Italian activist Emma Bonino
Hundreds of people have lined up outside Rome’s city hall to pay their last respects to Emma Bonino, the prominent Italian politician and human rights campaigner who died on Friday, aged 78
Trump dismisses AI leaders’ calls to slow down, citing Chinese competition
Democrats are increasingly attacking the administration’s hands-off approach to artificial-intelligence regulation as midterms approach.
Kosovo gets new government but political impasse persists
Kosovo lawmakers have voted in a new government led by Prime Minister Albin Kurti
Prop 39 would make California the 37th state to require voter ID
California voters will decide this November whether to approve Proposition 39, a measure that would require government-issued identification for in-person voting and different verification for mail-in ballots.
Trump and Newsom take different approaches to energize voters ahead of midterms
With the midterm elections less than two months away, President Donald Trump and California Governor Gavin Newsom are employing contrasting strategies to energize their respective voter bases.
Should Californians worry about the chances of AI destroying humanity?
Stefano Bellasio, CEO of AI startup Anthropos, weighs in on the skepticism of the AI industry on California Politics 360.
Assemblyman Rick Zbur explains possible data center regulations he helped write
California lawmakers are working to regulate data centers, which consume significant water and electricity, to ensure they benefit the state’s economy without harming public resources.
California Politics 360 full episode | CA leaders respond to new AI concerns
California leaders are responding after a viral post warned artificial intelligence could end humanity within the next decade.
NH's Business: Managing wildfire risks across New Hampshire
Fred Kocker sits down with Jack Savage with The Society for the Protection of NH Forests to talk about what the state is doing to monitor and manage wildfires.
People Are Taking More Probiotics—but Still Skimping on This Important Nutrient for Gut Health
Here’s why it’s a problem, per R.D.s.
This Democrat’s comeback saga began long before his primary upset
David Crowley had a surprising path to becoming his party’s nominee for governor of Wisconsin. His life before that was even more unlikely.
Trump’s Kennedy Center takeover has pushed this nearby restaurant to the brink
The drama engulfing the arts institution is hurting the small businesses that surround it.
Why Democrats will turn out even if they dislike their party’s leaders
At a rest stop off Interstate 95, Democratic voters said they are starting to set aside their frustrations to coalesce around the party's midterm candidates.
Benin bets on turning its cotton crop into clothes at home
The fabrics made by Fatoumata Dosso carry the tag “Made in Benin.”
Arkansas Department of Health announces workforce reduction plan
The Arkansas Department of Health is reducing its workforce, starting Nov. 1.
Esquire First Look: Diablo V Is Doubling Down on Darkness
Only three years after ‘Diablo IV,’ Blizzard reveals the next sequel of its hit RPG series exclusively to Esquire.
I finally found an easy way to run Windows apps on Linux without turning my desktop into a science project
Zorin OS made running Windows apps on Linux much easier than I expected, without forcing me to manually configure Wine.
Getting creative with book binding at the Orlando Science Center
The Science of It: How storytelling has evolved and how you can do it at home. This is the perfect rainy-day activity.
Dating apps are ditching ‘the swipe’ for meet-ups IRL
Rob Perez only has one dealbreaker when it comes to dating – his partner needs to be a gym rat like him.
From 'blue wave' heroes to early exits: What happened to the 2018 House Democrats
In 2018, Democrats flipped 42 Republican-held U.S. House seats, gaining control of the House
Razorbacks visit Fayetteville High for mental health pep rally
The Arkansas Razorbacks men's basketball team made a stop at Fayetteville High School Friday, bringing students a message that goes beyond the basketball court.
Health Brief: Medical schools face funding threat
Plus: RFK Jr. has been given access to military aircraft for some travel as Republicans ramp up their midterm efforts
Ohio Senate campaign staffer used Nazi soldiers as profile photo
A top staffer for Sen. Jon Husted's reelection campaign recently made a playlist of songs in honor of White colonists in Rhodesia and wore a Nazi uniform.
Pennsylvania secretary of health provides update on measles outbreak
Measles update from the Pennsylvania secretary of health
Judge bans 9 members of theft/robbery gang from entertainment district in downtown Nashville
Members of the ‘Krooks’ gang are known to gain access to people’s phones during a street sale and send money to themselves via mobile payment apps.
Do you run or work at a business that has been impacted by Trump’s immigration policies?
We are seeking readers who can help us understand how the Trump administration’s sweeping changes to immigration policy are affecting businesses, workers and the economy.
Can Science Explain Why You Feel “Vibes” From People?
On the latest episode of “The Astounding Pop Mech Show,” Andrew Daniels, Shawn Gorman, and John Gilpatrick discuss the science behind that instant “click” you feel with certain people.
Shooting at South Carolina tattoo business leaves man dead, deputies say
A man died after a shooting at a tattoo business in Spartanburg County, South Carolina, according to the sheriff's office.
Scientists Think Flipping a Single Switch in Your Body Could Slow Down Aging
Aging is a complicated puzzle, but one of its biggest pieces might be a receptor that fails to clear away damaged, senescent cells.
A Solar Blast From 1,000 Years Ago Could Hold the Solution to a Major Viking Mystery
The Vikings beat Columbus to North America by centuries, but identifying the exact year is proving much harder. A surge of carbon-14 could help.