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Does Cannabis Really Make You More Violent? Here’s What a New Study Found.
A review of 63 studies linked cannabis use to higher odds of violence, but researchers say it doesn’t prove weed is the cause.
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Your Sleep Schedule May Be Costing You More Than a Rough Morning, New Study Finds
Night owls had a higher risk of disability retirement in a 12-year Finnish study. A mismatch with work hours could play a role.
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Two Men Arrested in NYC’s Sewer Mystery Say They Were Looking for Gold. Seriously.
Two men arrested in NYC’s sewer mystery reportedly hunted for gold.
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Parents Are Using AI to Fake Their Kids’ School Photos (And Bragging About It)
Parents are replacing school portraits with AI to save money. Others are removing watermarks from photographers’ proof images.
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Man Arrested at Miami Airport After ‘Unexplained Bulge’ Turned Out to Be 10 Live Birds
Customs officers say a man arriving from Cuba hid 10 live birds in his underwear. He told officials they were for ‘personal use’.
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Scientists Identify a New Crocodile Genus From the Rocks That Gave Us the Sphinx
A museum fossil revealed a new crocodile genus with a strange Sphinx connection: the same rock formation and a missing snout tip.
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The Internet Is a Dark and Shameful Place, Week #856
“Smutstep” for “booktok”? Legal blow? Eel and horse erotica? No wonder the world wide web wants to annihilate us.
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How to Tell if You’re Watching Too Much TV (And What to Do about It)
The line between a relaxing TV binge and a regrettable one has more to do with your sleep, mood and life than episode counts.
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Chewing Tobacco’s Biggest Health Burden Isn’t What You Might Expect
A study estimates chewing tobacco killed 251,000 people in 2023 with stroke causing more lost healthy years than oral cancer.
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Meet ‘Microshifting,’ the Work Trend That Could Help You Get More Done
Microshifting breaks up the workday around your most productive hours. A career expert explains the benefits and limitations.
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Why You Shouldn’t Let Your Cat Hunt Everything It Sees, According to a Vet
Some cats love chasing spiders, but personality matters more than breed—and vets say the occasional hunt can come with risks.
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The Unspoken Rules About When Men Are ‘Allowed’ to Cry
Research suggests men get more room to cry when they seem traditionally masculine, exposing a double standard around emotion.
