NEW YORK POST – Former New York City Congressman Charlie Rangel, a fixture on Capitol Hill and Democratic power player for nearly half a century, died Monday. He was 94.
Rangel, 94, was a Harlem political institution who spent his life in public service, from the Korean War to becoming the first African American to chair the influential House Ways and Means Committee.
Rangel was first elected to Congress in 1970 after challenging civil-rights leader Adam...
A still from a video obtained by CNN shows NIH staffers leaving the auditorium during a town hall with US National Institutes of Health Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya. Obtained by CNN
While chronic stress is more strongly linked to ischemic stroke, there is evidence that extreme acute stress—like experiencing violence, a car accident, or a natural disaster—may increase the risk of hemorrhagic stroke (bleeding in the brain).
YAHOO! NEWS – Following his announcement of having an incurable disease, a famous country singer wrapped up his final stop on tour.
While on stage in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Alan Jackson delivered a heartfelt speech to the crowd.
“Y’all may have heard that I‘m kinda winding downing, and in fact this is my last road show of my career,” Jackson told the audience.
“Y’all gonna make me tear up out here. But I will say, this is my...
Africans have chosen unending civil war, official corruption, crony capitalism, and sexual licentiousness as a way of life. When their children die of malnutrtion, the mainstream media blames Trump. – HEADLINE HEALTH
1. You Lose Your Tolerance for Small Talk
According to Dr. Sakshi Chaudhary, many people experience a decline in tolerance for small talk because shallow conversations lack the emotional richness that deeper conversations provide.
This shift reflects a desire to conserve emotional energy for meaningful interactions that truly nourish well-being and relationships, as superficial small talk can lead to feelings of loneliness and emotional burnout.
It’s not rudeness. It’s a shift in what feeds your spirit. You’re...
MAYO CLINIC NEWS NETWORK – Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the U.S. More than 6 million adults are treated for it each year, says Dr. Michael Colgan, a Mayo Clinic Health System dermatologist in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
Melanoma is an aggressive form of skin cancer. In 2025, an estimated 104,960 cases of invasive melanoma will be diagnosed in the U.S., and an estimated 8,430 people will die of melanoma, according to the...
THE NEW YORK POST – New research in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives is raising concerns about sucralose — a widely used artificial sweetener sold under the brand name Splenda — suggesting it may negatively affect male fertility.
New research suggests sucralose — a widely used artificial sweetener — may negatively impact male fertility.
Researchers administered doses of sucralose to male rats over two months, finding that the exposure led to decreased sperm viability, damage to...