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Watching videos of burgers and cake could help dieters resist cravings, study suggests

Visual exposure to food can partially satisfy the desire to eat, new research is suggesting. Watching junk food videos may help dieters suppress cravings.

Three college frats in crosshairs as hazing claims of booze, burns and hospital trips spark crackdown: school

Three University of Arizona fraternities are under investigation after allegations of extreme hazing, drug use and hospitalizations of students surfaced.

MORNING GLORY: Trump saw the truth legacy media missed — sick minds are fueling violence

After the White House Correspondents' Association attack, questions mount about what violent individuals share and whether pattern recognition can prevent future harm.

Mom, shockingly with no medical background, told police she slapped her daughter to clear out an ear infection

Oklahoma mom Lyndsay Spegal faces 60-year prison sentence after jury convicted her of child abuse, neglect, and manufacturing controlled substances.

‘No contact’ on the rise: Nearly 2 in 5 Americans cut ties with loved ones

Nearly two in five Americans say they have gone no contact with a friend or family member in the past year, according to a new Talkspace survey.

Why we started expecting leaders to manage our feelings

Americans increasingly expect leaders to act like therapists, but prioritizing emotional comfort over accountability weakens performance and resilience.

This common habit could be quietly hurting men’s fertility, experts warn

Experts warn that cannabis use can negatively affect male fertility by lowering sperm count and quality, but the effects may be reversible over time.

Inside Seattle’s open-air drug crisis as fentanyl ravages city and activists bail out alleged criminals

Seattle's fentanyl crisis has been impossible to hide as open-air drug use, rising overdose deaths and struggling addicts challenge city leaders to act.

Your daily coffee habit may be quietly reshaping your gut and mood, study finds

A new study from APC Microbiome Ireland found habitual coffee consumption alters gut bacteria, influencing mood, stress and cognitive sharpness.

Seattle drug epidemic expands as activist groups bail out alleged criminals

The Seattle drug crisis is creeping into neighborhoods and local parks. We Heart Seattle founder Andrea Suarez says left-wing activists are making it difficult to help addicts and the homeless.