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FAA grounds all departing flights due to ‘extraordinary circumstance’

David Shepardson
Reuters

Shortly before the announcement, the FAA halted traffic in Chicago due to air traffic control communications issues.

The new digital frontier for healthcare’s most resilient communication tool: The fax

Stacy Pur, MBA, BSN, RN for eFax

eFax reports that despite advancements in digital health records, fax remains crucial in U.S. healthcare for transmitting and managing patient data effectively.

10 early symptoms that can point to diabetes

Alan Lucks, MD for Doctronic

Doctronic reports that early diabetes symptoms include thirst, frequent urination, and fatigue. A blood test is essential for diagnosis; screening starts at age 35.

The international baby names arriving on American birth certificates

Trevor Mahoney for ThatsThem

ThatsThem reports that American baby names are increasingly influenced by international origins, with names like Kasai and Alara rising rapidly as traditions fade.

How is surrogate compensation structured?

Solveig Gramann, LICSW for Circle Surrogacy

Circle Surrogacy reports that surrogate compensation is structured into various payments, including base pay, allowances, and reimbursements throughout the journey.

How to cope when holidays bring up grief, family tension, and pressure

Christopher Fisher for Northwell Health

Northwell Health reports that the holidays can heighten grief and family tensions, emphasizing the importance of realistic boundaries and coping strategies to maintain mental well-being.

Quirky ‘Wild Horse Nine’ gives John Malkovich a winning role

Bruce R. Miller
Lee Enterprises

Here’s one of the big films of 2026. The less you know, the more you’ll enjoy it.

Life aboard the Edmund Fitzgerald described in letters from cadet

Letters written by a man killed in the Edmund Fitzgerald sinking in Lake Superior are up for auction along with photos, a postcard and other memorabilia.

Its Friday the 13th. Why is it unlucky?

Don't let this list get you spooked, as it's all in good fun, but here are some superstitions and myths that have brewed over the years.

The holiday gift readers want most is the book they asked for

ThriftBooks reports that 44% of readers prefer books as gifts.

What Nathan Fielder’s 'You Can See Everything' reveals about the delicate balance between ambition and storytelling for communication professionals

V2 Communications reports on Nathan Fielder's documentary "You Can See Everything," exploring the balance between ambitious storytelling and reality in tech communication.

Bronchitis vs. pneumonia: How to tell the difference

Doctronic reports bronchitis inflames airways and usually resolves in three weeks, while pneumonia infects lung tissue, is more serious, and requires targeted treatment.

Uninsured? Here’s where to look for free or low-cost vaccines

GoodRx reports that uninsured individuals can access free or low-cost vaccines through local health departments, community health centers, and patient assistance programs.

Half of Americans feel lonely around the holidays. These conversation starters can help build connection.

LifeStance reports over half of Americans feel lonely during the holidays. Conversation starters can foster genuine connections and ease the loneliness.