Celebrities and herpes: what is confirmed and what is gossip
An evidence-based guide that distinguishes confirmed celebrity disclosures from rampant gossip while explaining stigma, transmission facts, and support resources
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Geneva talks see practical proposals as US and Iran seek to avert war
Diplomats returned to negotiations in Geneva under Oman’s mediation as the US massed forces in the Middle East and Tehran insisted it would only discuss nuclear issues
Biopharma layoffs and restructurings reshape research priorities
An overview of recent job cuts and reorganizations at major biopharma firms, highlighting key sites, affected programs and the financial motives behind the moves
Why South Korean retail investors are chasing Korea ETFs and Chinese ai chip names
South Korean retail investors are aggressively reallocating capital into Korean ETFs and Hong Kong-listed Chinese AI and chip stocks, using leveraged U.S.-listed products to amplify returns
A clear look at Resident Evil Requiem: strengths, flaws and missed chances
I replayed Resident Evil Requiem nine times to understand why its opening soars and its second half falters, examining story choices, character handling and gameplay balance
Iconic Mr. Clean announces retirement and teases new look for brand
After 68 years in the spotlight, Mr. Clean — introduced as Veritably — announces retirement and teases a new visual direction while products stay the same
Analysis of Trump’s 2026 State of the Union: economy, attacks and military signals
President Trump used the Feb. 24, 2026 State of the Union to tout a booming economy, assail Democrats over elections and immigration, and outline pressure on Iran while prompting protests and boycotts
How survivor season 1 transformed reality TV and impacted contestants
Fifty seasons after its debut, season 1 of Survivor is still a touchstone for reality TV; finalists Kelly Wiglesworth, Jenna Lewis and host Jeff Probst reflect on the show’s creation and legacy
Why Mexico struck at El Mencho now: an analysis
An investigation into how Mexican forces tracked and struck El Mencho, the domestic and international pressures that shaped the decision, and what the cartel’s collapse may mean for security
Why the Miami Dolphins are spending big to rebuild and the top AFC fixes
The Miami Dolphins are starting a near-complete rebuild that could cost roughly $200 million, while AFC clubs each face distinct offseason priorities to rebound and contend
Kremlin escalates pressure on Telegram as Russia accuses Pavel Durov of enabling terrorism
Russian state outlets report a criminal investigation into Pavel Durov, alleging Telegram facilitates terrorism as authorities tighten controls and throttle the app
G.O.P. critics weigh their future as JPMorgan acknowledges closing Trump accounts
A summit of Republican opponents of Trump highlighted deep disagreements about the party’s direction, while JPMorgan’s admission that it cut off more than 50 Trump-related accounts in February 2026 has added a new legal and political flashpoint
What to watch: spring films, a federal shooting case, and a reporter device seizure
A brief roundup covers the most anticipated spring films, new details on the March 15, 2026 shooting of Ruben Ray Martinez, and the legal fight over devices seized from Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson
Judge orders end to board rule that validated mandatory detention of immigrants
A federal judge struck down a board precedent that had allowed the government to detain many noncitizens without bond hearings, prompting fresh legal battles across circuits
How Svalbard exposure and Russian tactics complicate Arctic security and peace hopes
An accessible account of why the Svalbard Treaty matters to Arctic strategy and how Russian diplomatic and military choices are impeding peace in Ukraine
Why the federal government now recommends passports for First Nations crossing the U.S. border
The federal government has revised its travel guidance, advising First Nations people to carry a passport alongside a status card when entering the United States, and Indigenous leaders are urging recognition of cross-border rights under the Jay Treaty