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- DHS Secretary Noem appears to accuse 'corrupt' FBI of leaking LA ICE raids
- Trump 100% disagrees with federal judge's 'crazy' ruling blocking DOGE from Treasury system
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Doctors recommend keeping babies away from crowds within the first month, but every parent has their own risk tolerance level.
Tamsen Fadal's "How to Menopause" lays out a toolkit for women adjusting to a changing body in midlife.
Although officially banned for human consumption by the FDA, alkyl nitrites — commonly known as poppers — have been sold openly as nail polish remover and other products. But after the FDA raided a popular brand this month, many fear the era of tolerance is ending.
Like many in America, Todd Martens grew up with parents who devoted the bulk of their vacation time to Disney's theme parks. He now understands them as places to make sense of the world rather than to escape it.
Honoring a patient's death can be life-affirming. That's the ethos behind an UCLA initiative to support patients, their families and unit staff during the dying process.
After 35 years of failing reports and climbing suicide rates, a federal judge is appointing an outsider to propose fixes for mental health care in California prisons.
With GLP-1 weight loss comes muscle loss. Gyms and personal trainers are rising to the challenge to help people build it back.
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