Five Keys to Surviving Your Quarterlife Crisis - RELEVANT
You're navigating a job market that demands five years of experience for entry-level positions, rent prices that make homeownership feel like a fairy
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Officials identify crew of fishing vessel lost at sea
Loading the Audio Player... Officials identified the seven sailors aboard a commercial fishing boat lost at sea near Massachusetts last week. Among the dead were a NOAA fisheries ...
Truett McConnell University names Larry Lyon as new president
Larry Lyon, the senior vice president for business administration at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, has been selected as the new president of Truett McConnell University
DOJ pushes to denaturalize sex offenders
Loading the Audio Player... Federal prosecutors in recent days filed actions to denaturalize two convicted sex offenders, according to Monday statements from the Department of Jus...
How ChatGPT Revealed a False Diagnosis
A devastating cancer diagnosis wrecked a young couple. But after five years of uncertainty, a chatbot changed everything.
Trump orders establishment of emergency critical mineral reserve
Loading the Audio Player... President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday forming an emergency stockpile of critical minerals for American civilians. Project Vault wi...
Police Seek Public’s Help to Locate Missing Mother of Today Show Anchor
Loading the Audio Player... Southern Arizona officials called on the community for tips on the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of Today Show co-anchor Savan...
The New Sobriety: Why Gen Z Is Drinking Less - RELEVANT
When Amber (not her real name) was a kid, there was no alcohol in her home. Her father, a megachurch pastor, was proud of having never had so much as a
Jury awards destransitioner $2M in medical malpractice case
Loading the Audio Player... A jury in White Plains, New York, found a psychologist and surgeon liable for malpractice after they supported and performed a double mastectomy on a t...
Winter in Helsinki: A European Capital without the Crowds
Finland s capital is often overlooked in winter, when many travelers assume darkness and cold outweigh the rewards That assumption doesn t hold
