Pride Month, observed each June, began as a commemoration of the Stonewall uprising in 1969 and has become a broader cultural moment for visibility and community for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer Americans. Less often discussed is the mental health context: LGBTQ+ individuals, ...
The last bell rings and summer stretches ahead—three months of possibility that can become three months of screen time, boredom complaints, and parental exhaustion. The sudden loss of structure affects children more than many parents realize, and the freedom that seems like a gift can become ...
The pitch sounds generous: "Here's $300 in bonus money to get started!" FanDuel, DraftKings, and countless gambling apps offer free money, risk-free bets, and easy sign-ups. It's the same strategy drug dealers have used for decades — give the first taste free, because you know addiction will ...
OGDEN — For three years, Blue Side Adventures has been helping veterans and first responders take to the slopes around the world. But now, founder Sarah Moore is looking to bring light to their mission and the realities of transitioning out of a high-stress career that veterans and first ...
Most kratom products won’t be on Utah shelves as of Wednesday as new legislation went into effect allowing only pure leaf powders and capsules to be sold in specialty stores. A lawsuit from Botanic Tonics, the manufacturer of “feel free” tonics, won’t delay the law. A federal judge ...
If social media was already affecting mental health, artificial intelligence has accelerated the damage. AI doesn't just show you content—it learns what captures your attention, what triggers your emotions, and what keeps you scrolling. Then it optimizes relentlessly for engagement, ...
