‘Saved by the Bell’ star Dustin Diamond dies at 44 after battle with cancer
Dustin Diamond, who was best known for playing Samuel “Screech” Powers on the TV sitcom “Saved by the Bell,” died Monday after a battle with cancer
Your body is trying to tell you something
Chronic stress doesn’t just show up in our feelings, it shows up in our bodies.
6 tips to take care of lips while wearing masks
Has the cold weather combined with your face mask produced some uncomfortable, chapped lips? Not to worry, here’s some tips
Idaho man wins lottery for the sixth time with $250,000 jackpot prize
Bryan Moss is no stranger to winning, but this prize is by far the largest he’s won according to the Idaho Lottery.
Lots of people moved out of New York and California in 2020. Here’s where they went
When Mark Jenkins and Lori Crowell rang in 2020, they had no idea they’d be moving to another state before the end of the year. But then the pandemic hit and so much changed.
Biden’s bet on rapid COVID-19 home testing starts with $230 million deal with Australian company
The Department of Defense’s deal will allow Ellume to open a U.S. factory and provide 8.5 million rapid COVID-19 tests to the federal government
Oregon law to decriminalize all drugs goes into effect, offering addicts rehab instead of prison
Progressive legislation that decriminalizes all drugs in Oregon looks to give addicts an opportunity for a different life through rehab and treatment.
12 things that make eating and socializing outdoors better this winter
If you want to be social during the winter, you’re going to want earmuffs, a patio heater, and a good winter coat to survive the chilly weather.
Why that John Krasinski-Pete Davidson kiss was no win for the LGBTQ community
Making a big deal about John Krasinski and Pete Davidson kissing on “Saturday Night Live” is not the same thing as accepting gay people.
NFL player uses field goals to give back
San Francisco 49er Robbie Gould donates $500 with every field goal to pediatric nonprofit, “Cal’s Angels.”
Robinhood CEO on 3 am call to put up $3 billion
Robinhood received a startling 3:30 am call from its clearinghouse during last week’s Reddit-inspired market chaos asking for the free-trading app to put up a staggering $3 billion, co-CEO Vlad Tenev said Monday.
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