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8 in 10 teens aren’t getting enough sleep, says National Sleep Foundation: ‘Deeply concerning’

Teens should get between eight and 10 hours of sleep each night, experts say — yet a vast majority of them are falling short. Sleep experts shared the risks and tips for better sleep.

Kansas City Chiefs fans' deaths: Families at odds threaten lawsuits against each other

David Harrington's dad said their family is considering a wrongful death lawsuit for his son and his friends Clayton McGeeney and Ricky Johnson; Jordan Willis may sue for defamation.

Improve your sleep by optimizing 6 biomarkers: ‘Integral to health’

Certain biomarkers — also referred to as biological markers or medical signs — can have a direct impact on sleep. Two experts shared the important measurements and how to optimize them.

What's going on with America's public schools? Enrollment drops and chronic absenteeism tell a dramatic tale

Well beyond COVID, America's public schools are experiencing lower enrollments and chronic absenteeism — what's going on? Bill Bennett, former education secretary, offers data and insights.

Health's weekend read includes a survival story, longevity secrets and fatigue factors

This weekend, check out some of the most important stories and topics in Health over the past week that you may have missed, or have been meaning to check out.

Reddit drama about Disney trip by grandma and kids goes viral as she refuses to apologize to family

A grandmother who was babysitting her grandchildren for multiple days was not in the wrong to take them to Walt Disney World, said Reddit and a family therapist.

Dr. Peter Attia sets foundation to live longer: People are suffering from 'poor emotional health'

Dr. Peter Attia, author of 'Outlive,' discusses the key to longevity and enhancing quality of life on 'One Nation with Brian Kilmeade.' 

Massachusetts library will accept unique alternative to overdue book fees: 'People are struggling'

A Massachusetts library doesn't want your money — rather, it invites cat pictures during the month of March for those who participate in the "Feline Fee Forgiveness" program.

'This is insanity': Political divisions driving Americans into depression, unhappiness, author warns

Harvard professor Arthur Brooks warns Americans are depressed because of divisive politics, arguing it is driving them into 'insanity' and stealing their happiness.

Iowa woman celebrates 102nd birthday by collecting canned goods for those in need: 'Very happy'

Trudy Handleman, a resident at Quartet Senior Living Village in Bettendorf, Iowa, collected 402 cans of food for her 102nd birthday. She spoke to Fox News Digital about what drove her to donate.