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The cheap and accessible supplement is said to help with insulin sensitivity, but experts say there are real risks.
There are secret ways to ask, and the answers may reveal a lot about the organization.
The term has come up amid events like the PGA Tour-LIV Golf merger and the 2022 World Cup. But what exactly does it mean?
There's a reason people are deeply invested in the "Midnights" singer's personal life. But when does that interest become unhealthy?
"Coffee is good but nothing wakes you up harder than the adrenaline of searching for a piece of your kid’s sports uniform on Saturday morning."
As large regions of the U.S. face another smoky day, here's what doctors advise to keep children safe.
As wildfire smoke covers parts of the U.S., veterinary experts share their advice for keeping your dogs, cats and birds safe and healthy.
For Californians, there's a jarring familiarity and strangeness to seeing the wildfire smoke from Canada engulf the Northeast.

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Trump is already under felony indictment in New York for falsifying records regarding a $130,000 hush money payment to a porn star, and faces two other criminal probes.
The former president failed to understand a key responsibility in the White House, said Timothy Naftali.
The trailer "blew us all away, including some of the best animators in the world," producer Christopher Miller told The New York Times.
Many Republicans were quick to defend former President Trump after he was indicted by the Department of Justice over his handling of classified materials.
The "Sex and the City" star said friends finally told her about some work that "didn’t look good."
The actor said his wife “deserves” a reprieve from his busy Hollywood career — and he plans to eventually move to a French village with her “to level that out.”
The Fox News exile compared white supremacists and child molesters in a rambling "Tucker on Twitter."
The Los Angeles county district attorney's office had tweeted photos of its entry in a Pride parade, which was met with "homophobic and transphobic slurs."
The shock ruling will start a domino effect, but how far the pieces tumble is up in the air.
FBI agents have arrested a Texas businessman at the center of the scandal that led to the historic impeachment of state Attorney General Ken Paxton.
The tabloid has a long history of slamming the former president on its front page.