What is the rudest/meanest thing a family member has said to you?
Wow, how can a person pick just one? I have twenty that I consider mean, that they don't, so here go...
Autism and ADHD have distinct brain connectivity signatures, study finds - Medical Xpress
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are among the mos...
Japanese culture: Is it true adult adoption is common in Japan?
True adoption is not that common. There are two main current examples of this being done: firstly, b...
What are your thoughts on RM's new album "Right Place, Wrong Person"?
"Right Place, Wrong Person" is a really special album for me, Namjoon's second solo comeback since...
By skipping offseason workouts, Lamar Jackson forfeits another $750,000 - NBC Sports
Ravens coach John Harbaugh may not be measuring quarterback Lamar Jackson's attendance at offseason...
Confirmed rabies case in Fayetteville after fox bites home inspector - WRAL.com
Cumberland County Animal Services has confirmed a rabies case in a fox after it bit a home inspector...
White House Walks Back U.S.-Built LNG Carrier Ambitions - The Maritime Executive
The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative has decided to further tweak its proposed port fee struc...
Have you or anyone you know invested in cryptocurrencies before? If so, which one did you invest in and how much profit did you make?
Cryptocurrencies have become a significant investment option in recent years, drawing interest from...
This is a real question: Why do a lot of men/boys hate (yes, hate) women that voice their criteria in choosing a partner? Even when the criteria is sane and responsible. Besides it being, sadly, an effective mating strategy, why does it exist?
People always resent being told they are not good enough. Especially when they feel that they have l...
Weight stigma isn’t just cruel — it makes losing weight harder - CNN
People facing weight stigma are more likely to have a harder time exercising and making changes to t...
Breast transplanted to replace cancerous one in 'world first' operation - BBC
A second-time cancer patient's "crazy" idea to transplant a breast leads to world first surgery.