4 Big Myths About Pandemic Learning Loss, Debunked
HuffPost
Many kids are months behind. Here's what parents need to know.
The past year-plus was like no other in schools across the United States, and experts are just starting to get a handle on the academic toll the rollercoaster of COVID-19 disruptions took on kids. A recent New York Times report suggests, for example, that most children in this country are behind in reading and math — by about four to five months, on average — and within that, there are significant racial and economic disparities. It’s unsettling news if you’re a parent who wants the best for your child and who has witnessed firsthand just how disruptive this time has already been — with another potentially strange academic year looming just around the corner.
The micro-interactions you have with waiters, takeout delivery people and grocery store cashiers have more meaning than you realize.
DOGE Abruptly Cut These National Park And Forest Service Workers' Jobs. Here's How It'll Impact You.
Fired federal workers share their worries about what could happen next.
The Los Angeles medical examiner's office reports that Bach died Wednesday and the cause is still under investigation.
This potent force can cause major stress and anxiety, and interfere with your relationships, career and more.
The eruption began Dec. 23 in a crater at the summit of Kilauea, one of the world’s most active volcanoes. Experts say the fountains are only expected to get bigger.
Tech mogul Bryan Johnson said he's de-aged his penis. We asked urologists if that's even possible.
Feline health experts break down the red flags that may indicate a serious underlying problem.
Where’s that meal been — and at what temperature? — since you ordered it?
"I don’t know a single person in my queer community who hadn’t considered their own exit strategy in the wake of a Trump administration."
It has been predicted that there will be a shift toward plant-based protein. Here's how nutrition experts say this could affect you.
More than 100 people in West Texas are currently sick with the illness, which is avoidable when enough people get vaccinated.
At-home treadmills are an easy way to increase your steps while you're working or watching TV.
We asked three top longevity experts what’s in their grocery carts. Here’s what they told us.