“The deadliest poisons don’t kill you fast. They keep you alive just long enough to call the sickness normal.” -- Mark Twain
A surge of locally acquired dengue cases in Florida is spreading across multiple counties, prompting stepped-up mosquito control and fresh health alerts.
Dr. Fauci thought he was going to get away with pleading the Fifth 111 times when he testified before the Senate about COVID lockdowns, vaccine mandates, and his role in allegedly funding gain-of-function research at the Wuhan lab from which COVID likely escaped.
Tens of millions of Americans were sick to their stomach that Fauci wouldn’t face criminal charges for the lockdowns that destroyed lives and the vaccines that took them.
But some Republicans were determined to see Fauci held accountable.
For the first time in the state's history, Hawaii is under a tornado watch as Lowell moves west of the islands as a Category 2 hurricane.
Under blue skies in Long Beach, powerful swell generated by Hurricane Marie slammed into the Southern California coast.
The U.S. constitution offers the right to bodily integrity, but that does not include access to clean drinking water, a federal court just ruled in a divisive Mississippi case.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit upheld a decision to dismiss a lawsuit brought forward by Jackson, Mississippi, residents alleging that city officials knowingly allowed people to drink lead-poisoned water.
New York's Amish community is taking its fight over the state's school vaccine mandate back to the U.S. Supreme Court — and some families say they may leave the state if they lose.
by Mianh Walsh, telegraph.co.uk
If you walk into a room and forget why you’re there, or lose your train of thought halfway through a sentence, it can be easy to dismiss these moments as inevitable parts of getting older. But what if your brain isn’t simply on a one-way journey towards decline?
Even after years of drinking, smoking, poor diet or too little exercise, there are steps you can take to rebuild the damage done.