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by Annenberg Public Policy Center of the University of Pennsylvania edited by Gaby Clark, reviewed by Andrew Zinin Editors’ notes The GIST Add as preferred source IOD National Survey, Feb.-March 2026. N = 1,330, MOE = +/- 3.49. Credit: The Annenberg Public Policy Center As debate intensifies over data center construction and how to regulate … Read more

A stroke strikes without much notice, cutting off blood flow to the brain and potentially causing lasting damage that changes everything in an instant. The sudden numbness or confusion can turn a normal day into a frightening experience for you or someone close. Many people overlook the early warning signs of a stroke until it … Read more

When a beloved family member goes missing, the pain is immeasurable. For NBC Today anchor Savannah Guthrie, that unimaginable reality became her life on the morning of January 31, 2026, when her 84-year-old mother, Nancy Guthrie, disappeared from her home in the Tucson area of Arizona. What followed was not only a deeply distressing family … Read more

When Tragedy Strikes the School Gates: Understanding the Human Toll of Mass Shootings and What Comes After School is supposed to be one of the safest places in a child’s life. It’s where young people learn, make friends, and discover who they are. But in recent years, violence involving firearms entering spaces of learning — … Read more

Her career has taken a complex and often controversial trajectory, marked by personal hardship, extraordinary television success, and later public disputes that significantly altered her reputation. Before achieving fame, Barr frequently spoke about growing up in challenging circumstances in Utah, including difficult family dynamics and painful experiences that later shaped her bold, unfiltered comedic voice. … Read more

Kamala Harris delivered her first major public speech since leaving office at the Emerge 20th Anniversary Gala in San Francisco, where she criticized the Trump administration, describing its tariff policies and disregard for court rulings as the cause of a “man-made economic crisis.” In her remarks, she highlighted the importance of civic engagement and praised … Read more

You take care of yourself every day, you’re meticulous about your hygiene… and yet, sometimes you notice an unusual, slightly acidic odor that makes you frown. Don’t panic: you’re not alone, and you’re not abnormal. But where does this discomfort really come from, and more importantly, how can you get rid of it gently? We’ll … Read more

Why Lifestyle Choices Matter More Than Genetics as You Age Many people believe that longevity is largely determined by the genes they inherit. While genetics certainly influence overall health and disease risk, studies indicate that they account for only about 20–25% of a person’s lifespan. The majority of factors that affect how long we live … Read more

A short exchange between Rod Stewart and King Charles III recently drew significant public interest after remarks mentioning Donald Trump gained attention online. The moment quickly sparked discussion because it brought together celebrity commentary, royal diplomacy, and one of the most polarizing political figures in modern history. Many observers viewed Stewart’s comments about the King’s … Read more

Karmelo Anthony’s legal situation is still unfolding, but a recent court filing has added a new layer to an already highly controversial case. After his conviction, a significant prison sentence, and a fundraising campaign that once collected hundreds of thousands of dollars, renewed attention has turned to one central issue: what happened to the money? … Read more