Mpox Cases in California Raise Concerns of Domestic Spread
Four infections of the Clade I mpox strain have been detected in Stanislaus County, with officials investigating potential community transmission.
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Rep. Tom Kean Jr. Says He's 'Stronger Than Ever' Following Hospitalization for Depression
The New Jersey Republican addresses scrutiny over missed votes, emphasizing his recovery and commitment to combating mental health stigma.
Vice President's 'Antichrist' Comment Sparks Debate on Occult's Rise
Historian A.N. Wilson questions whether a surge in occult beliefs signals a return to a 'new dark age' in a post-religious society.
The Enduring Legend of Sawney Bean and Scotland's Cannibal Clan
For centuries, the chilling tale of a family of cannibals has captured the imagination, inspiring art, literature, and even horror films, though its historical basis remains debated.
UK Construction Workers to Undergo 'Respectful Behaviour' Training Under New Labour Laws
New workers' rights laws mandate training to address workplace harassment and 'crude banter'.
UK Builders Face 'Respectful Behaviour' Training Under Labour's New Workers' Rights Laws
New guidance from the Equality and Human Rights Commission outlines obligations for employers to prevent harassment, impacting construction sites with a history of 'crude banter'.
California Father Says Charter School Rejected Faith-Based Homeschooling Materials
A California father of five claims his public charter school denied curriculum purchases that mentioned God, forcing his family to incur out-of-pocket expenses and prompting a legal challenge that could reach the Supreme Court.
Ballet Cymru Marks 40 Years, Founder Recalls Humble Beginnings
Darius James reflects on his childhood promise to bring professional ballet to his hometown and the journey of Ballet Cymru.
Selma Blair Apologizes for Mid-Flight Incident, Expresses Remorse
The actress issued a video apology weeks after her arrest, stating she takes the matter seriously.