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Former U.S. military base in South Korea to become green park in heart of Seoul

World News // 1 day ago

Former U.S. military base in South Korea to become green park in heart of Seoul

For almost 120 years, Yongsan Garrison has been off-limits to South Korean civilians -- but now the walled compound in the heart of Seoul is turning into a public park that officials say will transform the city.

Constance Wu, JD Pardo seek truth, justice in 'Terminal List' conspiracy thriller

TV // 1 day ago

Constance Wu, JD Pardo seek truth, justice in 'Terminal List' conspiracy thriller

Even with high gas prices, record travelers taking July 4th road trips

U.S. News // 1 day ago

Even with high gas prices, record travelers taking July 4th road trips

North Korea blames COVID-19 outbreak on balloons, 'alien things' from across border

World News // 1 day ago

North Korea blames COVID-19 outbreak on balloons, 'alien things' from across border

Concerns mount over accuracy of online abortion information, privacy of searches

Health News // 1 day ago

Concerns mount over accuracy of online abortion information, privacy of searches

In a post-Roe world, the possibility of receiving online misinformation about abortion, as well as maintaining privacy when seeking to learn about reproductive healthcare, have become major concerns.

Newly identified gene may be reason women have greater risk of Alzheimer's

Health News // 2 days ago

Newly identified gene may be reason women have greater risk of Alzheimer's

New research has identified a novel gene for Alzheimer's disease in women, furthering efforts to explain why the disease is more prevalent in females than males.

Ferdinand Marcos Jr., son of former dictator, sworn in as president of Philippines

World News // 2 days ago

Ferdinand Marcos Jr., son of former dictator, sworn in as president of Philippines

Ferdinand Marcos Jr., son and namesake of the dictator who was driven into exile by a popular revolt in 1986, completed his family's stunning return to power when he was sworn in on Thursday as Philippines president.

'Ripple effect' after Roe: Obstacles to miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy care

Health News // 3 days ago

'Ripple effect' after Roe: Obstacles to miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy care

As legal experts ponder what may happen next after the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn the Roe vs. Wade abortion ruling, health experts worry that pregnancy care in the United States will be compromised.

50 years after Furman ruling, death penalty may come down to states, experts say

U.S. News // 3 days ago

50 years after Furman ruling, death penalty may come down to states, experts say

Fifty years after the Supreme Court imposed a temporary moratorium on the death penalty, efforts to abolish capital punishment will likely find more success at the state level, experts say.

North Korea accuses U.S., Japan, South Korea of seeking 'Asian NATO'

World News // 3 days ago

North Korea accuses U.S., Japan, South Korea of seeking 'Asian NATO'

North Korean state media slammed cooperation between the United States, Japan and South Korea on Wednesday, accusing the allies of looking to create an "Asian version of NATO" ahead of security talks among the countries.

Rob Corddry, Jethro Bovingdon: 'Top Gear' encourages 'stupid adventures'

TV // 3 days ago

Rob Corddry, Jethro Bovingdon: 'Top Gear' encourages 'stupid adventures'

Two of the hosts of "Top Gear: America" preview some of the "stupid adventures" they went on in their second season, premiering Friday.

Maternal mortality increased sharply at start of COVID-19 pandemic, study says

Health News // 4 days ago

Maternal mortality increased sharply at start of COVID-19 pandemic, study says

In another worrying sign of COVID-19's sad toll on U.S. society, a new study finds that maternal mortality increased sharply at the start of the pandemic, disproportionately affecting Black and Hispanic mothers.

Mo Willems: 'Naked Mole Rat' is a coming-out, accepting-in story

TV // 4 days ago

Mo Willems: 'Naked Mole Rat' is a coming-out, accepting-in story

Mo Willems says he wants his new animated adventure, "Naked Mole Rat Gets Dressed," to speak to everyone, not just the preschoolers who make his picture books bestsellers.

Study: Medicare could waste up to $605M on Alzheimer's drug vials

Health News // 5 days ago

Study: Medicare could waste up to $605M on Alzheimer's drug vials

The vials containing an expensive, controversial drug for Alzheimer's disease are fixed in size, yet the amount required by patients varies widely. This issue alone could waste $605 million in Medicare spending annually.

South Korean unification minister warns of 'much sterner' response to North

World News // 5 days ago

South Korean unification minister warns of 'much sterner' response to North

South Korea's new unification minister said Monday that Seoul's response to a nuclear provocation by North Korea will be "much sterner" than under the previous administration.

Richard Dreyfuss 'had a ball' playing 'Yellowstone City' saloonkeeper

Movies // 1 week ago

Richard Dreyfuss 'had a ball' playing 'Yellowstone City' saloonkeeper

Richard Dreyfuss says the chance to play a Shakespeare-spewing barkeep in the mystery-western, "Murder at Yellowstone City," was simply too irresistible to pass up.

Lebanon, Israel at a crossroads for gas wealth prospects

World News // 1 week ago

Lebanon, Israel at a crossroads for gas wealth prospects

Europe's growing need for gas caused by Russia's war on Ukraine is increasing interest in speeding exploration of gas fields in the Mediterranean Sea -- and pushing Lebanon and Israel to settle their border dispute.

John Early: 'Would it Kill You to Laugh?' is 'timeless and silly'

TV // 1 week ago

John Early: 'Would it Kill You to Laugh?' is 'timeless and silly'

John Early and Kate Berlant say their new Peacock sketch-comedy special "Would it Kill You to Laugh?" mines ordinary, relatable situations rather than current events for humor.

Kim Jong Un orders front-line 'war deterrent' amid mounting nuclear concerns

World News // 1 week ago

Kim Jong Un orders front-line 'war deterrent' amid mounting nuclear concerns

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called for boosting the country's "war deterrent," state media reported Friday, amid a planned reshuffling of front-line units that has raised nuclear concerns.

Screening to predict development of kidney disease underutilized, doctors say

Health News // 1 week ago

Screening to predict development of kidney disease underutilized, doctors say

Finding better ways to determine whether a person is at risk of chronic kidney disease could help introduce lifestyle changes to prevent a condition that affects roughly 38 million adults in the United States.

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