Where we build homes helps explain America's political divide, 'tis the season to be stressed, and the logic of 'Girl Math' and 'Boy Math.'

Could the U.S. ever really ban TikTok, inside the quest for quieter pickleball, and groom secretly learned Korean for over a year to surprise wife and family at wedding.

A town that has been a refuge for Jews and Muslims now sees divisions, it's time to have the talk with kids about AI, and how to keep Thanksgiving from stressing you out.

Warning signs for the U.S. health system are piling up, its time for the Taylor Swift stock-market effect to take over, and New Jersey's existential crisis.

Sports parents are out of control and officials don't feel safe, how many guns go missing in the mail each year, and why your teen wants you to track them.

Mix of drones and brute force shows warfare's future, why owning a car is becoming more expensive, and how Lunchables ended up on school lunch trays.

What is Hamas, and who is the commander known as 'The Guest' behind the terror attack on Israel, why October snow in Siberia could predict our winter, and the Texas Rangers want you to sing Creed.

America's epidemic of chronic illness is killing us too soon, Georgia's deep southern accent is slipping away, and why iPhone and Android users have so many fights over their phone choices.

Why are generic drugs so expensive for insurers, combating the sleep problems, and please text first and never leave a voicemail.

The hottest conference in college football might not exist next year, how to make sure your child's car seat is installed correctly, and why do people in power make career-ending moves.

The college pricing sham, why pencils are still so popular, and losing out on a solo to a dog.

When screening for prostate cancer comes too late, the government has a bridge to sell you, and the pickleball craze is a big score for business.

Why hurricanes are becoming more intense, actors and writers are experts in the art of the 'hustle,' and do you have 'rizz.'

The political bubble within a bubble, rebooting a popular college football videogame might be harder than winning a title, and is airplane coffee safe to drink.

Demand for AEDs surges, leaving those in need waiting, dog bites are on the rise, and pilot vacationing on Maui volunteered to fly plane as fires raged.

Restaurants want more teen labor, where to find a cheap tutor, and when to give your children money.

The NCAA's interest in gambling is growing, how to give your kids confidence to go back to the classroom, and man who visited every country without flying has finally returned home.

White House downplays age talk, but subtle accommodations are being made, could Twitter's rebrand to X actually work, and how men's shorts got so long.

Working women's record-setting comeback, the heat is ruining summer camp, and tortoise estate planning.

How do we deal with other irritable people, can we have eco-friendly cruising, and fisherman gear catches on.

The Army is desperate for smart, fit soldiers, when 3rd party hiring contractors go too far, and the dog on a hunt for lost frisbees.

What is the state of American democracy, new 'landmark' law will help pregnant workers snag parking spaces closer to the office, and teens trade cell phones and creature comforts for manual labor at summer WorkCamp.

Missing Titanic sub took on extreme danger, Is bad breath a sign of a bigger health problem, and how to avoid having to take a workation.

Cancer doctors rethink aggressive treatments, how not to work on vacation, and the cast-iron skillet wars.

Inside the high-priced world of vintage sports photography collecting, animals are stealing your plane seats, and celebrating the hamburger.