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Therapists report a surge in patients who feel like they're living through a world war — because their brains can't tell the difference between watching violence and experiencing it.
Measles cases rose 6.1% week-over-week to 1,671 confirmed infections across 33 states — South Carolina, Texas and Utah lead the outbreak.
A typical Easter basket costs $49.66 this year — up 34% from last year — as candy prices surge 67% over six years and chocolate eggs get smaller.
Gen Z now attends church more frequently than any older generation — 1.9 weekends per month — marking the first time since Barna began tracking that young adults lead the pews.
Sixty-six housing markets now have above pre-pandemic inventory levels, and sellers outnumber buyers by 630,000 — the biggest gap in years.
New research shows tear gas and pepper spray cause chronic respiratory problems, asthma, and skin allergies -- effects that persist weeks or years after a single exposure.
Easter spending will hit a record $25 billion as food inflation pushes a typical basket cost up 34 percent from last year.
WHO marks World Health Day calling on the world to stand with science while convening a One Health summit with Frances G7 presidency.
Realtor.com identifies April 12-18 as the optimal week to list a home in 2026, when properties sell for more and close faster.
Country Joe McDonald, whose "I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-to-Die Rag" electrified Woodstock, died March 7 at 84 from Parkinson's complications.
Mental health experts recommend limiting news consumption and strengthening social relationships to cope with rising war-related anxiety.
Americans are projected to spend over $22 billion on Easter this year, averaging $177 per person as inflation pushes food and candy prices higher.
Over 1,500 measles cases have been counted in 2026 already, with many states falling below the 95% vaccination threshold needed for herd immunity.