Strength, steps, and swings: How men are staying active
Oura reports a rise in men’s fitness trends, highlighting increased walking, strength training, and golf participation among male members.
Continue ReadingMonth: October 2025
Top majors of 2025 that align education with market demand
Scholarship Institute reports that by 2025, college majors are shifting towards technology and healthcare due to market demand and job growth projections.
Continue Reading
The prevalence and impact of hard water in the US
HeySunday breaks down how hard water affects households across the U.S. and provides practical tips to reduce buildup, protect laundry, and improve cleaning.
Continue Reading
Fear is keeping people from cancer screenings — and that could cost lives
Prevent Cancer Foundation reports that fear is behind 69% of Americans missing cancer screenings, impacting early detection and treatment success.
Continue Reading
Infant sleep safety: 8 tips every parent should follow
Naturepedic reports eight essential infant sleep safety tips, including back-sleeping, using firm surfaces, and avoiding smoke exposure.
Continue Reading
Workers’ comp for holiday employees: 7 tips for hiring seasonal and temporary workers
NEXT reports on essential tips for hiring seasonal workers, including compliance with wage laws and safety training to ensure a smooth holiday season.
Continue Reading
The one mistake home sellers make
HomeLight reports that overpricing is the biggest mistake home sellers make today, risking longer sales and lower profits.
Continue Reading
Urban vs. rural prescription costs: How geography shapes spending
GoodRx reports urban residents face higher out-of-pocket prescription costs and access to newer drugs, while rural patients rely on generics.
Continue Reading
5 cities where buying new is cheaper than buying resale
NewHomeSource reports that in 2025, new homes are now cheaper than resales in many markets, with discounts up to 16.5%, offering buyers better deals.
Continue Reading
The cost of digital clutter: What you’re leaving behind online
PeopleFinders reports that digital clutter poses privacy risks as online footprints grow, urging users to declutter and secure their data.
Continue Reading
50 metros where your Social Security check goes the furthest
Stacker used data from the Census Bureau, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Tax Foundation, and Zillow to determine where Social Security checks go the furthest.
Continue Reading
Wall Street has been worried about bad loans for weeks. Now those fears are spreading
By Elisabeth Buchwald, CNN (CNN) — Several financial groups are wrestling with bad loans, raising worries on Wall Street of more to come. For weeks, investors have focused on Jefferies Financial Group, an investment bank that has at least $45 million worth of exposure to First Brands, an auto-parts supplier that filed for bankruptcy last
Continue Reading
“Haría lo que fuera por mi nieta”: incertidumbre en beneficiarias de asistencia social por cierre del Gobierno en EE.UU.
Por Gonzalo Alvarado, CNN Español El Programa de Nutrición Suplementaria Especial para Mujeres, Bebés y Niños (WIC, por sus siglas en inglés) es uno de los esquemas de ayuda que se han visto afectados por el cierre del Gobierno de Estados Unidos. A inicios de octubre, la Asociación Nacional del WIC dijo que si el
Continue Reading Acusan a hombre de Wisconsin de publicar videos en TikTok pidiendo matar a agentes de ICE
Por Laura Sharman, CNN Un hombre de Wisconsin enfrenta un proceso judicial por realizar amenazas contra la Policía Federal después de publicar una serie de videos en TikTok en los que pedía que dispararan y mataran a los agentes de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas, según fiscales federales. Andrew Stanton, de 38 años, de Kenosha,
Continue Reading
OpenAI’s Sora bans Martin Luther King Jr. deepfakes after his family complained
By Jordan Valinsky, CNN New York (CNN) — OpenAI announced that it has “paused” users’ ability to generate videos of Martin Luther King Jr. on its artificial intelligence video tool Sora, following backlash over “disrespectful depictions.” “While there are strong free speech interests in depicting historical figures, OpenAI believes public figures and their families should
Continue Reading Por qué la acusación contra Bolton es diferente de los casos de Comey y James
Análisis de Aaron Blake, CNN Por tercera vez en tres semanas, el Departamento de Justicia del presidente Donald Trump ha logrado una acusación contra uno de sus enemigos más destacados, alguien a quien Trump ha señalado por supuestos delitos y ha indicado que debería ser procesado. John Bolton, quien se desempeñó como asesor de seguridad
Continue Reading
Dodgers close in on second straight World Series appearance, Blue Jays knot up ALCS against Mariners
By George Ramsay, CNN (CNN) — The Los Angeles Dodgers moved one game away from reaching a second consecutive World Series with a 3-1 win over the Milwaukee Brewers. The Dodgers now lead the Brewers 3-0 in the best-of-seven National League Championship Series (NLCS) and would become the first defending champion to make the World
Continue Reading
‘Japanese’ interval walking is an easy way to become fit, experts say
By Melanie Radzicki McManus, CNN (CNN) — One of the latest fitness fads trending on social media is “Japanese walking,” a 30-minute exercise regimen in which you alternate walking at a normal pace with bursts of speed. It’s easy to see the appeal. Japanese walking is a relatively short, accessible workout that doesn’t require a
Continue ReadingBaek Se-hee, author of bestselling memoir ‘I Want To Die But I Want To Eat Tteokbokki,’ dead at 35
By Issy Ronald, CNN (CNN) — South Korean author Baek Se-hee, who wrote the bestselling memoir “I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki,” has died at age 35, the Korean Organ Donation Agency announced on Thursday. The agency’s statement did not give the cause of Baek’s death. Her book blended memoir and
Continue Reading
Yes, you have to get completely naked: What it’s really like to visit a Japanese hot spring
By Rebecca Saunders, CNN (CNN) — It was a cold February day in northern Japan, snow piled high outside the onsen locker room windows as I slipped out of my clothes. Nervously, I stepped into the plumes of steam wafting from the next room and made my way toward the bathing area. This was no
Continue Reading