Hamster fun and information How chronic disease became biggest scourge in U.S. health
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 How chronic disease became the biggest scourge in American health The Wall Street Journal. · Brianna Abbott Americans live shorter and sicker lives than people in other high-income countries.  |
 Newark flight chaos shows the crisis rocking air traffic control jobs Bloomberg · Matthew Boyle, Joe Lovinger, and Siddharth Vikram Philip The path to alleviating a shortage of air traffic controllers runs through a training academy in Oklahoma City.  Drug overdoses see major decline — except in these 2 states The Hill · Alix Martichoux After years of alarming increases, fatal drug overdoses have finally dropped in America.  Pete Rose and politics: Baseball and the real world collide more often than we think Associated Press · Ted Anthony Commissioner Rob Manfred decided that permanent bans from baseball expire upon the death of the banned player. Not everyone is happy. |
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 Pope Leo XIV’s previously unknown Creole roots are a most American story RNS · Kathryn Post Census records for Leo’s maternal grandparents hint at the complexity of Creole identity and of Black identity in America.  How much should an oyster cost? Eater · Amy McCarthy One dollar oysters are disappearing. Here’s why.  New twist on marshmallow test shows power of a promise Ars Technica · Jennifer Ouellette Younger children were slightly more likely to successfully delay gratification than older children.  The kids of reality TV stars didn’t choose this life, but they would do it all again Teen Vogue · Fortesa Latifi From “Jon & Kate Plus 8” to “Real Housewives,” TV viewers have watched the entire lives of children unfold from babyhood to puberty and beyond.  Meet the ‘invisible crew’ who have 35 seconds to prevent a Eurovision blunder BBC News · Mark Savage Thirty-five seconds. That’s all the time you get to change the set at Eurovision.  Dreamlike photographs of the Black American South huckmag.com · Miss Rosen Photographer Rahim Fortune traces the intricate, intimate bonds of family, culture, and community in a new solo exhibition. |
