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Nov 24 2025HEALTH

How Older Adults Talk About Age

People often have strong ideas about what it means to be old. These ideas come from society and from within. A recent study looked at how adults over 65 talk about age in their everyday lives. It found that these adults either accept or push back against common beliefs about aging. The study focuse

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Nov 24 2025WEATHER

North Texas Braces for Potential Flooding as Storms Roll In

North Texas is on high alert as a weather system approaches, bringing with it a mix of rain and stormy conditions. This system, currently moving through the southwestern U. S. , is set to reach the Southern Plains by Sunday evening. Rainfall is expected to start in the western parts of the region on

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Nov 24 2025EDUCATION

Breaking Barriers: How Education is Changing Lives Behind Bars

In the heart of Michigan, a unique program is giving incarcerated women a second chance at life. Eastern Michigan University's College in Prison program is offering inmates at the Women's Huron Valley Correctional Facility the opportunity to pursue bachelor's degrees and explore over 15 fields of st

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Nov 23 2025FINANCE

Big Banks Feel the Heat After Tech Partner's Cyber Attack

Some of the biggest banks in the U. S. are in the spotlight after a cyber attack hit a company they work with. SitusAMC, which helps manage real estate investments, found out about the breach on November 12. They think some client files might have been exposed. These files include financial records

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Nov 23 2025HEALTH

When Pictures and Words Stop Making Sense

A 69-year-old Japanese man faced a strange problem. He couldn't recognize faces, simple drawings, or even read and write Kanji characters. This happened after a part of his brain, the right fusiform gyrus and occipitotemporal lobe, didn't get enough blood. It's like his brain's picture and word libr

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Nov 23 2025SPORTS

College Football's Wild Ride: Who's In, Who's Out, and Who's Fighting for a Spot?

College football is heating up, and the stakes are higher than ever. With the College Football Playoff (CFP) spots up for grabs, teams are fighting tooth and nail to secure their place. The ACC is a mess, with three teams tied at the top. Virginia, SMU, and Pittsburgh all have just one conference lo

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Nov 23 2025POLITICS

FBI's Kash Patel: Is He Overusing Taxpayer Resources?

Kash Patel, the current FBI director, has come under fire for his use of government resources. This includes using SWAT teams to protect his girlfriend, Alexis Wilkins, during her performances. Wilkins, an aspiring country singer, sang the national anthem at the NRA's annual convention in Atlanta. P

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Nov 23 2025SPORTS

Week 12 NFL: Young Guns, Desperate Chiefs, and Big Clashes

The NFL season is heating up, and teams are fighting to stay in the playoff hunt. The New England Patriots and Denver Broncos are on fire, each winning eight straight games. The Patriots are looking to make it nine, while the Broncos get a week off. The Los Angeles Rams are trying to extend their wi

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Nov 23 2025BUSINESS

The Unseen Side of SHRM: A Look Inside

SHRM, the world's biggest HR group, has been under the spotlight for some odd reasons. Recently, a Marilyn Monroe impersonator sang "Happy Birthday" to an executive, which left some staff feeling uneasy. This happened right after a moment of silence for the 9/11 anniversary. Two former employees fou

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Nov 23 2025HEALTH

Teen Substance Use and Its Hidden Dangers

Teenagers often experiment with substances as they navigate the complex world of growing up. This behavior isn't random; it's tied to their experiences, friendships, and family life. A recent study looked at over 68, 000 Danish teens to understand how different patterns of substance use affect their

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