Michele Gorman
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Insufficient Sleep Could Be Making You Fat, A New Study Finds
The findings suggest that those with less shut-eye may weigh more. → Read More
Will Sean Spicer Stay in the White House to Roll Out Tax Reform? A Trump Ally Thinks So
There is speculation the former press secretary may remain in Trump’s administration. → Read More
Earth Will Warm Two Degrees This Century, Scientists Predict
Warming of more than 2 degrees Celsius is often viewed as a “tipping point.” → Read More
Congress Can’t Do Anything, But the NRA Says It Will Be Successful Under Trump
President Trump has publicly supported national reciprocity, the NRA’s top legislative priority. → Read More
Trump Is Acting Suspicious Because He ‘May Be’ Innocent, Fox News Says
In recent days, the president has appeared to grow more frustrated with the direction of the Russia investigation. → Read More
Anderson Cooper Says He Regrets Kellyanne Conway Eye Roll
The CNN host noticeably rolled his eyes during an interview with the White House aide in May. → Read More
The Myth of Antibiotics: ‘Complete the Course’ Won’t Stop Resistance, Researchers Say
When treatments run longer than necessary, patients are put at unnecessary risk of developing antibiotics resistance, the authors explain. → Read More
Playing Video Games at Work Reduces Stress, Study Shows
Researchers advise employees who want to be more productive at their jobs to plan short rest breaks to engage in enjoyable activities. → Read More
Trump Is Not Loyal to Jeff Sessions, the First Senator to Endorse Him
Sessions was the first sitting senator to throw his support behind candidate Trump early in the election season. → Read More
Airport Security: Government Finds More Guns Than Ever After Fort Lauderdale Airport Shooting
In one noteworthy case, officials found a loaded gun with 15 rounds concealed inside a wheelchair cushion. → Read More
Women Murder Victims: Guns Used in Majority of Homicides
The highest frequency is among non-Hispanic black victims. → Read More
Tour the International Space Station With Google Street View
Users can now explore the ISS in a 360-degree view, courtesy of an astronaut at the European Space Agency. → Read More
Abortion Has Been Banned in Chile for 30 Years, but Lawmakers are Having a Change of Heart
Chilean senators on Wednesday took the first major step toward legalizing the procedure. → Read More
Congressman Asks NASA if There’s an Ancient Civilization on Mars. For Real
U.S. Representative Dana Rohrabacher questioned space experts about life on the planet. → Read More
Gun Found in a Kansas University Bathroom Two Weeks After Campus Carry Legalization
Just two weeks after Kansas legalized the concealed carrying of guns at public colleges, a Wichita State University employee left a handgun in a bathroom on campus. A Facebook user claimed to find the object on the second floor of Jabara Hall, and on Friday posted a photo of it to his social media account. He turned in the gun to campus police, who since have returned the item to its owner, says… → Read More
Global Disease: Nearly 13 Million Infants Were Not Vaccinated in 2016
The infants missed out on the first dose of a combined vaccine against three possibly fatal diseases. → Read More
Trump Making It Hard For Republicans To Keep Senate: White House Bets Against Jeff Flake
The Arizona Republican senator refused to endorse Trump in the 2016 election. → Read More
Your Friends, Not Family, Will Help You Live Longer: Study
Researchers sought to discover whether the link between close relationships and health are static across life. → Read More
How to Escape From a Bear in the Wilderness: This Runner Did It, and So Can You
What you should do if you cross paths with a bear in the woods...even if you can’t sprint as fast as a pro. → Read More
Brain’s Immune Cells May Make You Fat: Study
Researchers have found that the brain’s immune cells in the hypothalamus are responsible for diet-driven weight gain. → Read More