Chloe Nordquist
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Mental health experts and park rangers team up to battle homelessness
Mental health experts are teaming up with park rangers to help those experience homelessness in a first-of-its-kind program in Colorado. → Read More
Scientists are studying ‘genetically distinct’ dogs living in Chernobyl nuclear disaster area
The Chernobyl nuclear accident led to the evacuation of the site and the entire city of Pripyat nearby in 1986. Pets, including dogs, were left behind. → Read More
Report: Keto diet could increase risk of heart disease, cardiac events
A new report shows that following a keto-like diet may increase your risk of heart disease. The ketogenic, or keto, diet is a low-carb, high-fat eating plan. → Read More
Divorce registry? These sisters started a company to help support those going through a divorce
You’ve heard of wedding registries and baby registries, but what about divorce registries? Two sisters started a company to offer a platform for it. → Read More
Fund helps preserve, renovate important sites focused on Black history
The National Park Foundation's African American Experience Fund helps preserve important historical sites across the nation. → Read More
Hackers see common smart home devices as a way into homes, but you can protect yourself
Hacks have happened for years, but it’s getting more common as we add more smart devices to our homes, including doorbells, baby monitors and thermostats. → Read More
The history behind the Presidents Day holiday
While the holiday is still designated as Washington’s birthday in the United States code, Presidents Day is now celebrated on the third Monday in February. → Read More
Rescue ranch founder recounts evacuating hundreds of animals after Ohio train derailment
Earlier this month, Lisa Marie Sopko quickly loaded up dozens of animals with the help of volunteers to evacuate her rescue ranch just a few miles from East Palestine, Ohio. → Read More
Less sugar and salt, more whole grains outlined in new school nutrition standards proposal
The USDA proposed new school nutrition standards in February. The proposal looks at four main areas: added sugar, milk, sodium, and whole grain. → Read More
This 9-year-old student just graduated from high school
“I celebrated by building more robots,” said 9-year-old David Balogun, a recent graduate of Reach Cyber Charter School. He’s one of the youngest people to graduate high school. → Read More
Surveys: Consumer spending changes this Valentine's Day, more focused on experiences
A survey by the National Retail Federation found that more than half of consumers, about 52%, plan to celebrate and will spend an average of $192.80. → Read More
Cow poop is being used to help power Amazon semi trucks, other fleets
Cow manure could help power your next package delivery, with the help of an anaerobic digester. This could mean less methane emissions from dairy farms while also displacing fossil fuels. → Read More
Report: Health care spending is up, Americans are dying younger
A new report by the Commonwealth Fund found that the U.S. spends nearly 18% of gross domestic product (GDP) on health care. Yet, Americans are dying younger than those in other high-income countries. → Read More
What is the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act?
In the wake of Tyre Nichols’ death, the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act has been brought back into the spotlight. → Read More
Meet the doctor who is trying to change the perception of vasectomies
A doctor in Iowa is trying to change the perception men have on vasectomies. His clinic, SimpleVas, claims to have the only mobile vasectomy unit in the country. → Read More
Drones are being tested to deliver AEDs to cardiac arrest emergencies
In the future, drones could potentially deliver defibrillators to cardiac arrest calls before first responders arrive. → Read More
The Endangered Species Act turns 50 this year. Here's what it has accomplished
The Endangered Species Act of 1973 change the fate of the bald eagle, American alligator, and other species. One study found the Act has prevented the extinction of roughly 291 species. → Read More
An asteroid recently came close to Earth. Here’s how our planetary defense system works
A truck-sized asteroid zoomed by Earth on January 26. Should we be concerned? Here's how planetary defense works, according to experts. → Read More
Study: Dollar stores are the fastest-growing food retailers
Dollar stores are the fastest-growing food retailers by household expenditure share, according to a new study. → Read More
AI-powered lawyer to defend in court next month
Artificial intelligence is being used to create art, answer your questions, and write essays. What about an AI-powered lawyer? → Read More