October marks Dysautonomia Awareness Month, raising the profile for a condition affecting body functions such as heart rate and sweating. It is common in long COVID patients.
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Voters head to the polls today in Halifax and other Nova Scotia municipalities
Voters will have until 7p.m. today to cast their ballot for their next mayor. The results of the Halifax municipal election are expected to be known tonight.
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Sask. Party’s proposed change room policy will put kids at risk: LGBTQ+ advocates
LGBTQ+ advocates say Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe's proposed gendered change room policy is hateful and puts transgender youth at risk.
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NYC sicko recorded woman’s private parts on subway platform: cops
A creep in Queens approached a woman on a subway platform and then used his phone to record her private parts, police said.
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Tim Walz awards $126K in taxpayer funds to meatpacker JBS that had kids cleaning processing plant
In 2023, the Department of Labor found at least 22 children had been unlawfully hired by a cleaning company to scrub JBS’ processing plant in Worthington, Minnesota.
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Get the latest Windows OS for less than a pizza
Windows 11 Pro is just $19.97 for a limited time!
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Kathy Griffin admits Randy Bick divorce is mentally ‘kicking [her] ass’: ‘I’m heartbroken’
The comedian, 63, filed for divorce from Bick in December 2023.
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‘The Great British Baking Show’ “Caramel Week” Ends in a Devastating Elimination
The "heart" of the tent is suddenly gone.
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Eddie Lacy accused of being four times over legal limit in Arizona DUI
When the dispatcher asked the 911 caller if she thought the driver was intoxicated, she responded, "Well he's on something because he can't drive straight."
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The last in-person vote in the US will be cast on the desolate tundra of Alaska’s Aleutian Islands
The honor of having the last voter in the nation fell to Adak when they did away with absentee-only voting for the 2012 election and added in-person voting.
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