Six People Have Died From Rabies This Year in the U.S. — Is That Normal?
There is currently a rabies outbreak spanning more than 10 states in the U.S. Why has an outbreak occurred, and how many people die from it each year?
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Baby Food Recalls: Some Very Popular Items That Were Pulled off Shelves in 2025
While heavily regulated, baby food isn't immune to issues. Here's an ongoing list of all of the baby food products recalled in 2025.
Lake Tahoe Residents Deal With Rat Infestation Amid Growing Outbreak
Lake Tahoe residents have reported an unusual increase in rat and rodent activity in 2025, with local stores selling out of pest control supplies.
Vital Ocean Upwelling in Gulf of Panama Failed for First Time Ever — What Happens Now?
Scientists are left wondering what comes next after a "dramatically unusual" occurrence: the waters in the Gulf of Panama failed to emerge.
Man Discovers a "Wicked" T-Rex Tooth at a Dig Site
A paleontologist stumbled upon an exciting find when the man discovered a T-Rex tooth that was still rooted while he was working at a dig site.
35% Carbon Footprint Reduction? How One Water’s Bottle Design Is Setting a New Industry Standard
One Water's proprietary interlocking bottle design reduces the carbon footprint by an unprecedented up to 35%.
Target To Recall Popular Food Item Due To Undeclared Allergens
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has announced that Target is recalling its Good & Gather burrito bags due to an undeclared allergen.
NASA: Perseverance Mars Rover Discovered Potential Evidence of Life on Mars
NASA scientists have announced that the Perseverance Mars rover discovered potential evidence that life exists on Mars. Here's what we know.
“Luxury Face Bones” — Upset Patient Says Dental Insurance Is a Scam After Visit
A woman has gone viral after filming a video of herself asking if dental insurance is a scam when she received a five figure quote for dental work.
Deodorant Users Claim Popular Product Is Causing Horrible Burns on Their Armpits
Mitchum deodorant users are claiming that the product is causing them to suffer from extreme and unpleasant burns and rashes on their armpits.
Eating a Late Breakfast May Be Linked to Shorter Lifespans
Eating a late breakfast may be linked to a shorter life, according to a study that associates eating the first meal of the day later than normal.
Beloved Japanese Racehorse Who Went Winless in Career, Haru Urara, Has Died — Details Here
At age 29, winless but beloved Japanese racehorse Haru Urara has died. Learn about her cause of death and details of her life.
Underwater Robot Discovers Three New Species of Deep Sea Snailfish
The Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute employed an underwater robot to discover new deep sea snailfish species.
Meet the Company Making Ice the Future of Energy Storage: Ice Energy
Ice Energy is a leading innovator in thermal energy storage technology — and pioneering a cost-effective complement to lithium-ion battery storage
Are There Kissing Bugs in California? All About Kissing Bugs and Chagas Disease
Kissing bugs have found their way to the U.S., specifically California. They bring disease with them. Learn more about what to know.
Unrest in Nepal Causes Riots and Social Media Bans
Is social media still banned in Nepal? The country's political unrest prompted the prime minister to take extreme measures to regain control.
We Killed Forests for Yearbooks in the ’90s… Now They’re Online at Classmates
Enter Classmates.com, a platform that’s transformed yearbooks into something lighter, more sustainable, and infinitely more accessible.
5 Simple Ways To Achieve a Net-Zero Home
That's the idea behind the net-zero concept: designing a home that produces as much energy as it consumes over the year.
Everything You Need To Know About Florida’s Push To End Vaccine Mandates
Is Florida ending vaccine mandates? State legislators are pushing to put an end to vaccine mandates, becoming the first in the country to do so.
Taylor Farms Recalls Salad Kits Due to Undeclared Allergens
Taylor Farms has announced a recall of its salad kit, which was sold in 25 different states. The recall is over undeclared allergens.
Portugal Is in Mourning Following Tragic Funicular Accident in Lisbon
A day of mourning was declared in Portugal following the deaths of 15 people after a funicular railway car derailed in Lisbon.
Rolling Ray’s Mom Announces the Rapper’s Death at 28 — What Was His Disability?
Fans mourn the loss of Rolling Ray, a rapper who shared the story of his disability on social media with his virtual friends and family.
Everything You Need To Know About the 2025 "Great Lock In"
People are sharing the rules for the great lock in of 2025, which some believe will help you better achieve your goals for the upcoming new year.
Is G FUEL Going out of Business? Addressing the Social Media Rumors
If you consume G FUEL as a gamer, or just to fuel your day, chances are that you are an avid fan of the product. Is the company going out of business?
Why Is President Donald Trump Moving Space Command Headquarters to Alabama?
The headquarters for Space Command is moving from Colorado to Alabama. Why is President Trump moving Space Command HQ?
What Does Oura Ring’s Relationship With the Department of Defense Mean for Users?
What is the controversy surrounding Oura Ring and its relationship with the Department of Defense, and how will it impact users of the product?
How Did Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson Lose Weight So Quickly — and Why Now?
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is known for his imposing physique, but a slimmed-down Rock is looking much less boulder-ish.
A Bright Orange Shark Has Been Spotted in the Waters of Costa Rica
A 2024 discovery is shocking ocean lovers after it was announced that an orange nurse shark was found swimming in the waters of Costa Rica.
The FDA Issues an Egg Recall After 18 People Are Hospitalized With Salmonella
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a recall alert for Country Eggs, LLC, after 18 people were hospitalized due to salmonella.
Pet Parents Beware: There’s Another Dog Food Recall To Be on the Lookout For
There is a nationwide recall of dog and cat food in 2025, thanks to potentially contamination. This isn't the first pet food recall of year.
How To Spot Early Signs of Residential Sewer Line Issues
In many cases, residential sewer line problems start quietly with subtle changes that are easy to overlook, like slow drains or unusual noises.
RFK Jr Claims His Agency Has Discovered the Root Cause of Autism
RFK Jr has announced that his agency has a report that will show what causes autism, and he plans to share the report publicly in September.
5 Pillars of a Healthy Home (and Family) — Backed by Science and Built for Real Life
These five pillars — nourishment, cleanliness, sleep, movement, and emotional connection — are about doing what you can with the people who matter most.
Are Americans Getting a Stimulus Check In 2025? What To Know About a Fourth Stimulus Check
It may feel like a long time has passed since Americans last received a stimulus check, but there is talk of a fourth stimulus check as well.
A Popular Hostess Snack Food Is Being Recalled Over Concerns About Mold Contamination
Hostess is recalling its popular Ding Dong cakes due to concerns that a mechanical issue with a piece of equipment allowed mold to grow.
Burning Man Dust Storm Sparks Questions — Can Attendees Seek Legal Compensation?
If you are injured at Burning Man, do your legal rights still apply? . Dust storms, fire displays, and packed roads create an environment where accidents happen.
Sustainability with Skin in the Game: Why CPG Companies Are Turning to Employee Ownership to Power Their ESG Goals
For CPG brands, the employee ownership model is more than a financial strategy — it’s a way to link purpose with performance.
Burning Man Attendees Face Intense Dust Storms — Is the Festival Canceled?
Attendees at the 2025 iteration of the Burning Man event were treated to many of Nevada's infamous dust storms — is the festival canceled?.
President Trump and RFK Jr. Might Have a Plan to Completely Ban the COVID-19 Vaccine
Reports suggest that Trump and RFK Jr. could be moving toward banning COVID-19 vaccines altogether, but why would they want to do that?
How Corporate Waste Became the Next Big Profit Opportunity
Rising disposal costs, tightening supply chains, and demand for more responsible practices are pushing businesses to look at corporate waste with fresh eyes.
The U.S. Has Detected It’s First Travel-Related Case of Human Screw Worm
The U.S. has detected a case of human New World screwworm in August 2025, which was found in a Maryland patient who had traveled to El Salvador.
Does the Texas Phone Ban Apply to College Students? Here’s What To Know
If you live in Texas, you may be wondering if the new law regarding cellphones in classrooms applies to you or your kids.
Oklahoma Brings International Teachers in To Help With Critical Teacher Shortage
Oklahoma is just one of many states dealing with a teacher shortage, prompting officials to offer Mexican educators visas to come to work.
Trump Says the U.S. Will No Long Issue Permits for Solar or Wind Powered Projects
Donald Trump, a longtime critic of renewable energy, says the U.S. won't approve solar power projects in a departure from previous policies.
Yosemite Park Ranger Says Anti-LGBTQ Policies Led to Firing Over Flag
A Yosemite Park Ranger said they were fired for hanging a trans flag on El Capitan for two hours while they were visiting the park.
A Positive Case of the Plague Has Been Reported in Lake Tahoe
A California resident has tested positive for the plague. Officials believe it happened during a camping trip, where the person was bit by a flea.
Colossal Biosciences Establishes Australian Hub with Dr. Andrew Pask at the Helm
Dr. Andrew Pask has been named Chief Biology Officer at Colossal Biosciences, and the company is acquiring Dr. Pask's entire lab.
Thousands of Acres of Everglades Are Burning — What Caused the Fire?
What caused the Everglades fire in Florida that pushed heavy smoke into the heavily populated Broward and Miami-Dade Counties, creating a hazy view.
Children in North Dakota Continue to Vanish — What We Know
A mysterious string of disappearances has been observed in recent weeks, as nearly a dozen kids have gone missing in North Dakota.
A Blind Chicago Man Is Asking for Help After His Service Dog Was Stolen
A Chicago blind man is reeling after he says that someone stole his service dog out of the yard of his Logan square neighborhood home.