Living at high altitudes could reduce risk of common disease, study suggests

Living at high altitudes may lower the risk of diabetes, and scientists believe they have finally figured out why.
Atlanta Black Star

‘What Now?’: Gavin Newsom Drops F-Bombs at Fox News Host Over Racism Claims — Then Black Pundits Step in and Blow the Whole Thing Wide Open

"Gavin Newsom's fiery response to Fox News sparks a heated debate among Black leaders. What's really at stake? #NewsomVsHannity" ...

Mexican cartel clashes fuel worries in lead-up to FIFA World Cup

Mexican forces killed Jalisco cartel leader El Mencho near Tapalpa, triggering violence that threatens tourism from mountain towns to Puerto Vallarta and raises World Cup security concerns.

Tennessee's fourth In-N-Out opens on Double Double Drive this week. What to know

In-N-Out is moving to Tennessee to establish a $125 million corporate hub in Franklin, on the Berry Farms site near ...
Texas Monthly

In Texas’s “Biggest Little Baseball City,” He Broke the Color Barrier. Then He Was Forgotten.

Yet in the weeks before the Lamesa Lobos began their 1951 season, in minor-league baseball’s Class C West Texas–New Mexico League, a local newspaper broke form. John Walker Wingate was sought out for ...

Q&A: Zehnder's new leader on his background, family, new boutique inn

Nick Shelton worked at his family's landmark Frankenmuth hospitality business starting as a teen but took a detour on his way to the top job.

Rhode Island Hospital released wrong body to funeral home

A family is suing Rhode Island Hospital and Bell Funeral Home after claiming the wrong body was buried at their mother’s funeral.

Lindsey Vonn’s skis didn’t come off in her Olympic crash. A different binding system isn’t close

CORTINA D’AMPEZZO, Italy (AP) — The images of Lindsey Vonn down on the snow, screaming in pain and then being airlifted off the course by helicopter after her crash at the Olympics were a stark ...