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Georgia AG commends state, federal response after Army base shooting

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr discusses lingering questions about the Fort Stewart Army base shooting on ‘America’s Newsroom.’

Supplement sold at gas stations sparks health fears as people report addiction symptoms

Users of Botanic Tonics' Feel Free tonic report severe addiction, spending up to $3,000 monthly on the kratom and kava supplement that is sold at gas stations.

Biden's doctor thought cognitive tests were 'meaningless,' ex-aide Bruce Reed told investigators

Former Biden aide Bruce Reed told Congress that the former president's doctor viewed cognitive tests as ‘meaningless’ and that the campaign expected debate questions on mental acuity.

Replace cops with social workers, 'transit ambassadors' on some 911 calls: Mamdani

Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani defends public safety plan calling for mental health teams, other civilians to handle certain 911 calls as alternative to hiring more NYPD officers.

Deadly drug stronger than fentanyl spreads rapidly across the Americas, experts warn

Little-known nitazenes synthetic opioids evade standard drug tests while causing overdose deaths, requiring specialized detection and multiple naloxone doses.

New survey reveals staggering toll of raising young children

Child and adolescent family therapist Darby Fox discusses a new survey on the toll parents face while raising young children and gives advice for reducing stress on ‘Fox & Friends Weekend.’

Trick your brain into staying motivated with one simple psychology hack

A new social media trend uses dopamine anchoring to transform dreaded tasks into rewarding activities by consistently pairing them with enjoyable stimuli.

Colts' Braden Smith says OCD battle nearly derailed NFL career, but faith journey helped reclaim football joy

Indianapolis Colts offensive tackle Braden Smith found happiness in football again after he broke free from the strain obsessive-compulsive disorder placed on his life.

Longtime Biden aide testifies he stood to earn up to $8M had president won re-election

Michael Donilon, an advisor to former President Joe Biden, sat down with House Oversight Committee investigators for roughly six hours Thursday.

Your daily sandwich could be making you sad and anxious, health experts warn

Health professionals discuss whether gluten causes mood problems, emphasizing bread quality over elimination for better mental health and emotional resilience.