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Jan 08 2026RELIGION

A Year of Faith and Politics: 2025's Biggest Religion Moments

In 2025, religion and politics made headlines together. The Religion News Association picked the year's top stories. Two big events shared the top spot in the U. S. : the election of a new pope and the heated debates around immigration. Pope Leo XIV, the new pope, made waves early on. On Pentecost

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Jan 08 2026SPORTS

Corey Kispert: The Man Behind the Jersey

Corey Kispert's journey to the NBA is a story of family, faith, and talent. Born and raised in Edmonds, Washington, Kispert's life has always been about sports. His family is full of athletes, and they knew early on that Corey was special. His grandpa played football, his dad played basketball, and

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Jan 08 2026HEALTH

A New Way to Check Radiation Therapy Accuracy

Radiation therapy is a crucial treatment for cancer. It uses high-energy beams to target and destroy cancer cells. But, it's not as simple as it sounds. Doctors must plan carefully. They need to make sure the right dose of radiation goes to the right place. Traditional methods of checking this plan

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Jan 08 2026HEALTH

How Exercise Can Help People With Severe Obesity

People with severe obesity face many health challenges. A recent study looked at how exercise can help. The focus was on how different types of exercise affect health markers. These markers include things like body fat, fitness levels, and metabolic syndrome. The study divided people into groups ba

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Jan 08 2026SPORTS

Two Fighters, One Grappling Match: Poirier and Tsarukyan's Unlikely Showdown

Dustin Poirier and Arman Tsarukyan are in early talks for a grappling match in February. This is not your typical UFC fight. Poirier, who retired last summer after two decades in the sport, is looking for a way to stay competitive without the intense training and weight cuts. Tsarukyan, on the other

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Jan 08 2026CRYPTO

Memecoins: A Mirror of Market Mood Swings

Memecoins have been making waves lately, with their market value climbing and social media chatter heating up. This surge in interest might hint that investors are feeling more adventurous again, according to experts. Several memecoins have seen impressive gains recently, sparking a wave of excitem

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Jan 08 2026HEALTH

Diet Shifts: New Food Guidelines Stir Debate

The government recently unveiled a revised food guide, turning the old pyramid on its head. This time, the top spot goes to meat and dairy, signaling a shift towards more protein. But not everyone is on board. Some experts praise the change, while others, like Marion Nestle, criticize it as confusin

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Jan 08 2026HEALTH

Why Did the U. S. Government Drop Plans to Cut Alcohol Limits?

Last year, a group of health officials in the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) worked on a draft proposal. They wanted to cut the recommended alcohol limit for men in half. This meant men should have only one drink per day instead of two. Women's limits would stay the same. The go

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Jan 08 2026POLITICS

U. S. Climate Treaty Exit: What's the Big Deal?

The U. S. has decided to leave a major climate agreement. This move has sparked debate. Some say it might not even be legal. The U. S. is pulling out of the U. N. Framework Convention on Climate Change. This is a big deal. The U. S. has been part of this treaty for over 30 years. The Senate approve

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Jan 08 2026HEALTH

Keeping Well During the Holidays: Simple Steps to Stay Healthy

The holiday season can be a fun time, but it can also be stressful and tiring. Dr. Young from MUSC Health has some easy tips to help everyone stay healthy and happy. First, try to spend some time outside every day. Even 30 to 60 minutes can make a big difference. This can be a walk, playing outside

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