Lake Superior State University celebrates a golden milestone with the release of its 50th Annual Banished Words List. For half a century, the list serves as a reminder that language is always evolving. Connor Tetzlaff shares some of the words on the list.
A recent study suggests there could be a link to melatonin use and heart failure. We talk to Dr James Grant, VP, CMO BCBS of Michigan about the study, its limitations, what this means for everyday people.
From the grounds of the 2026 Consumer Electronics Show which reveals the newest gadgets and tech trends, we talk to Journalist Andrea Smith with ABC News. Robots, smart home appliances included. Who attends and who gets to take home the robot?
A new online coaching program has been released, Confidence Reframed, designed to take on imposter syndrome in the workplace. We get the details of the program from Jennifer Maxson, with Jennifer Maxson and Associates.
Author Dr. Kevin Hoffarth writes The Disease of Belief, discussing how our convictions can heal or destroy. True healing, he says, comes from our minds. We discuss.
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