Journalist traces dismantling of Black-owned medical institutions across the South

Investigative journalist Nicole Carr examines how Black physicians built hospitals, clinics and medical schools across the South a century ago, only to watch them dismantled through segregation and policy. Her book traces that history through her own family's experience.

Jul 6

The Breath Pause: Why Three Seconds Changes Everything

You already know to breathe deeply. Here's what actually happens when you do it right—and why most people are doing it wrong.

Jul 6

Why the Volta Is the Most Underrated Weapon in Poetry

Jul 6

The Dangerous Beauty of Quitting at the Right Moment

Jul 6

The Fed Just Admitted It Screwed Up the Math, and Nobody Noticed

Jul 6

The Silent Treatment Backfired—Now I Don't Know How to Stop

Jul 6

Gaza death toll reaches 73,000 as military operations continue amid ceasefire

Palestinian officials report the death toll in Gaza has exceeded 73,000 as Israeli military operations persist. Israel says it targets Hamas militants and responds to ceasefire violations, including attacks from armed groups.

Jul 6

Primary Care Doctors Voice Concerns About Telehealth Companies' Role in Obesity Drug Prescribing

Jul 6

GOP Strategist Describes Friction Between Trump and Congressional Republicans

Jul 6

Trump Lauds Potential Iran Deal Amid GOP Concerns

Jul 6

U.S. Officials Outline Iran Nuclear Deal Framework, Leaving Key Details Unresolved

U.S. officials say a potential agreement with Iran would require the destruction of its enriched uranium, though negotiators have not yet finalized how that process would work or how inspectors would verify compliance.

Jul 6

Trump announces Sunday signing of US-Iran deal; Tehran disputes timeline

Jul 6