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Stroke Risk, Sugar Levels and Mood: A New Twist

June 29, 2026

Researchers followed a group of people over several years to see how their body’s ability to use sugar and changes in mood affect the chance of having a stroke. They used a quick test called eGDR to estimate how well the body handles glucose; lower scores mean poorer insulin sensitivity. Insul

crime

How citizenship rules are tested when past crimes come to light

June 28, 2026

A Nevada man now faces serious consequences after authorities say he lied his way into becoming a U. S. citizen. Court papers show he claimed on his application in 2018 that he had never committed a crime, even though records later revealed two separate sexual assaults—one just days before he applie

politics

After the World Cup high came a wave of fear in Little Haiti

June 27, 2026

When Haiti’s soccer team stepped onto the field in the World Cup, fans in Brooklyn’s Little Haiti celebrated like the national holiday had arrived. Watching the game together in crowded living rooms and packed cafes, they felt pride even in defeat against Morocco. For many, it was the first time Hai

entertainment

How a video game boss helped someone fight depression

June 24, 2026

Seven years ago, a single game trailer introduced a world that would later change someone's life. The announcement at a big gaming event featured two legendary creators working together for the first time. One was known for dark, challenging games that test players' limits. The other was famous for

health

Faith and Mental Health: What Pakistani Mothers Face After Childbirth

June 24, 2026

Pakistani women dealing with postpartum depression often turn to religion for support, but it can both help and hurt their mental health. A study looked at 350 women and found that those who used positive religious coping methods—like trusting in God’s plan or practicing patience—tended to have mild

science

Mountain Snow: Nature’s Chemical Diary

June 22, 2026

Snow that falls on high peaks keeps a record of the air it passes through. In the southern part of the Greater Caucasus, scientists have not yet mapped this record well enough. Researchers studied fresh snow, the yearly build‑up of snow, and long‑standing snowfields from 1, 838 to 2, 857 meters insi

politics

A Vietnamese man sent back to South Sudan heads home after a controversial U. S. deportation

June 20, 2026

A man originally from Vietnam, who was forcibly returned from the U. S. to South Sudan last year, left the country on Friday bound for Hanoi. His journey marks the end of a contentious policy that moved foreign nationals with past convictions to third countries, often far from where they had lived.

finance

New York Changes How Businesses Count Their Depreciation and R&D Costs

June 19, 2026

The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance has released new rules that alter how companies calculate their taxable income for the year 2025. The changes mean that New York no longer follows the federal rules that let businesses take faster depreciation on certain equipment or treat resear

health

Laughter Yoga: A New Hope for Kids with Autism and Their Parents

June 17, 2026

Kids who have autism often feel worried or sad. Their parents can feel the same way, adding extra stress at home. A new study wants to see if a special type of exercise called laughter yoga can help both groups feel better. The plan is to test how easy it is for families to join, stay in the program

politics

Newsom Claims Justice Department Targeting Him Over Trump

June 16, 2026

Gavin Newsom says the U. S. Justice Department is looking into him, claiming former President Donald Trump is picking his political enemies for a probe. In a video shared online, the California governor accused the Trump administration of also focusing on his wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom. “If he can