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Suspected Georgia school shooter’s mom says teachers noticed red flags before she called to warn them

The mother of the suspected gunman in the deadly shooting at Georgia’s Apalachee High School last week says she warned the school the morning of the attack.

On World Suicide Prevention Day, new report identifies three top factors driving suicide rates

Suicide continues to be a leading cause of death in the U.S., resulting in about 49,000 fatalities in 2022, according to a new report from the CDC on World Suicide Prevention Day.

Flashback: DA Harris' plan to prosecute drug dealers starting on their 3rd offense shot down by police

Vice President Kamala Harris proposed a drug crime program when she served as San Francisco district attorney that would have prosecuted drug dealers only after their second detention.

How to talk to children about 9/11 and the tragic events that unfolded

When having a conversation about 9/11 with your child, consider allowing them to guide the conversation through their questions and use age-appropriate tools to help educate them.

Nevada man seen attacking judge in viral video pleads guilty to attempted murder: report

The Nevada man seen in a shocking video leaping over a court bench and attacking a judge pleaded guilty last week to attempted murder by reason of being mentally ill.

Watching game shows like 'Jeopardy!' and 'Wheel of Fortune' can boost cognitive health, say experts

Watching game shows is more than just fun and games. When you interact with game shows, your mind is processing information and you're benefiting your cognitive health, experts say.

City in Florida providing $1M in opioid settlement money to nonprofits fighting opioid epidemic

The city of St. Petersburg, Florida, is offering $1 million from an opioid settlement to nonprofit groups working to help combat the opioid crisis.

Mental, physical ailments can develop among homeowners overtaken by squatters, according to expert

When a squatter takes over a property, the home is no longer a safe space for a homeowner. The situation can be traumatic with mental health implications.

Mayim Bialik explores shamans and healers in quest for long, healthy life

In an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, Mayim Bialik opened up about embracing a major life change within her family dynamic and exploring ancient treatments.

Biden-Harris make desperate marijuana move, as rule of law goes to pot 

There are only a few months left until the election and loosening marijuana laws is a major agenda item for the Biden-Harris administration. They want to satisfy their far-left base.