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My Diabetes Diagnosis Came Out of Nowhere. Today, Families Can Know Sooner
Nick Jonas on May 19, 2026 in New York City. —Theo Wargo—Getty Images I was 13 years old and in the middle of one of the Jonas Brothers’ first tours when I knew something was wrong. In just two weeks, I’d lost nearly 25 pounds. I was constantly thirsty, going to the bathroom, getting regular…
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Bernie Sanders lost the fight in 2016. A decade later, he won the war.
In 2016, two populist revolutions threatened to remake American politics. Donald Trump’s conquered the Republican Party and delivered him the presidency. Bernie Sanders’ fell short against Hillary Clinton, but introduced a populist economic vision that, at the time, much of the Democratic establishment dismissed as politically impractical. Ten years later, Trump and MAGA were hit…
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Say his name: Abdul El-Sayed becomes the nation’s first Muslim senator
When it came to which candidate weathered the most overtly racist attacks, in a midterm election full of the most overtly racist campaign attacks in modern memory, there was no contest. Michigan’s Democratic Senate nominee, Abdul El-Sayed, was called a “jihadist” by the president. Labeled a representative of “terrible evil” by the vice president. Smeared…
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A tiny Ohio town just found a way to make data centers pay
In a state of post-election bliss, John Nicely drove his daily school bus route on Wednesday morning through the tiny town of Perry, Ohio, a few miles south of Lake Erie. “So, when are you taking down the signs, Mr. Nicely?” his students asked him as they filed inside, “because you kicked butt, buddy.” They…
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US Marine killed during fast-rope training in Japan ID’d as 25-year-old Maryland native
The US Marine who was killed in a training accident died from injuries he sustained in a fast-rope exercise while deployed in Japan. Lance Cpl. Devin J. Hernandez, 25, was participating in the training at Camp Schwab in Okinawa on Tuesday when he suffered the serious injuries, the 3rd Marine Division said Thursday. Hernandez was…
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Hilary Duff shares ‘gross’ revenge act on friend’s ex who mistreated her friend
Hilary Duff has recalled the gross revenge act she enacted on a boy who mistreated her friend as a late-teen, describing the payback prank as “spicy” and “kind of evil.” The pop star, 39, recounted the story in a recent interview with Billboard, saying the prank was aimed at a “guy who was doing my…
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Particle Physicists Are Getting a First Glimpse Into the ‘Zeptoverse’
The Large Hadron Collider has been slamming protons together for years. But recently, a proton collision produced an improbable result that is the first step toward exploring the so-called “zeptoverse”—a scale of reality many, many times smaller than an atom. This would be the smallest scale of the physical world ever explored and may defy…
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This jerk’s insane stunt screams that the GOP has learned nothing
Last night, the American people screamed at Republicans at a record-breaking decibel level. Stop the games. Stop placating Donald Trump. Stop bending over backward to accommodate corruption. Stop doing nothing, then do something. Stop passing bills that enrich billionaires and the top one percent. Stop screwing with our health care. Stop pretending 2020 was a…
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Israel Is Destroying the Machinery South Lebanon Needs to Rebuild
They had bulldozers and excavators, the machines needed to clear the rubble, but they were afraid to use them. Instead, locals began clearing the debris by hand after Israeli strikes hit southern Lebanon throughout 2025. These weren’t just people’s homes; they were also businesses that had construction equipment—the kind that could have made recovering far…
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FIFA boss Gianni Infantino accused of ‘abuse of power’ over VIP Miami airport perks for wife, kids: experts
FIFA boss Gianni Infantino has been accused of “abuse of power” after the group booked VIP airport escorts in Miami for the soccer fat cat’s wife and daughters, including one trip with their dogs, according to sources and official records. His wife and daughters show up 125 times in Miami International Airport’s protocol logs since…