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Do You Need SPF 30, 50 or 100? Dermatologists Answer Your Burning Sunscreen Questions
Board-certified dermatologists explain what SPF numbers actually mean and why the difference between protection levels may be smaller than you think.
Sherrill, Mullin Find Common Ground on Securing Protests Outside ICE Facility in NJ
The agreement comes after New Jersey state police were deployed to maintain order around Delaney Hall, a 1,000-bed immigration detention center that has been the site of escalating protests and detainee strikes.
Reports: Platner's Wife Told Campaign Staff He Sent Sexually Explicit Messages to Other Women
The disclosures came before a major Labor Day rally with Sen. Bernie Sanders, though campaign staffers determined the matter was private and would not threaten his candidacy.
Colombia Accuses Ecuador of Interfering in Its General Election
Ecuadoran President Noboa eliminated tariffs on Colombian imports after meeting with frontrunner Abelardo de la Espriella, prompting Bogotá to summon its ambassador.
Four Men Rescued From Flooded Laos Cave as Search Continues for 2 Others
The multi-national rescue operation in Xaisomboun Province marks the second consecutive day of successful extractions after villagers were trapped while searching for minerals.
California Judge Recuses Jewish Prosecutor From Stanford Protest Case, Sparking Legal Debate
Santa Clara County DA Jeff Rosen was removed from the case after defendants argued his public antisemitism advocacy created a conflict of interest.
CDC Issues Warm Weather Warning as Vibrio Cases Expected to Rise Along Coasts
The flesh-eating bacterial infection causes approximately 80,000 illnesses annually, with 1 in 5 infected patients dying within days of severe cases.
WHO Chief Visits Congo Ebola Epicenter as Cases Outpace Response
The Bundibugyo virus has infected 906 people and killed 223, with Uganda confirming nine cases and one death across the border.
Why Do Presidents Get Annual Check-Ups — And Is It Medical Necessity or Political Theater?
Historians and medical ethicists say the tradition blends public accountability with image management, as Trump undergoes latest physical at Walter Reed.
DOJ Seeks Recusal of Judge From Georgia Election Records Case Over Reported Attendance at Fani Willis Event
The Justice Department argues that U.S. District Judge Eleanor Ross's presence at an event honoring the Fulton County prosecutor creates an appearance of bias in a lawsuit over Georgia voter records.