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Many people who have struggled with their weight have been told to “eat less and move more.” Others have spent years juggling trendy diets, from keto to fasting, with minimal results. Despite their best efforts, what they often hear from physicians, friends, family and even strangers, is that they lack…

The Fort Worth state rep spends another session waging a “spiritual battle” in the Texas House, with bad bills and incessant posting. 

As cancer is rising in younger adults, the American Cancer Society is providing a new tool to help you lower your cancer risk.

Over half of Canadians feel “financially paralyzed” by the cost-of-living crisis, according to a recent poll. As life becomes more unaffordable for more people, we need governments to create policies that will improve public health and well-being.

Editorial: As Volodymyr Zelenskyy seeks to undo the damage of the Oval Office confrontation, the question is not just how far but how fast the Trump administration moves

Letters: In a dramatically changed world, defence, targeted aid and domestic priorities will need to be balanced to keep us secure, says Anthony Lawton. Plus letters from Tim Conway and Chris Jones

Pulitzer prize winner David Blight follows his biography of Frederick Douglass with a deep dive into his university’s dark past

Washington wants the Ukraine president’s scalp – so Kyiv has no choice but to ignore Keir Starmer’s bad advice, says Paul Taylor of the European Policy Centre

State laws banning caged eggs are cutting off millions from cheaper options.

Sometimes AI isn’t as clever as we think it is. Researchers training an algorithm to identify skin cancer thought they had succeeded until they discovered that it was using the presence of a ruler to help it make predictions. Specifically, their data set consisted of images where a pathologist had…

The U.S. has been Ukraine’s biggest military backer since Russia’s full-scale invasion began three years ago