Investigators say deadly midair collision near DC followed years of ignored warnings about traffic

Investigators say deadly midair collision near DC followed years of ignored warnings about traffic

WASHINGTON (AP) — National Transportation Safety Board members were deeply troubled Tuesday over years of ignored warnings about helicopter traffic dangers and other problems, long before an American Airlines jet and an Army Black Hawk collided a year ago, killing 67 people near Washington, D.C. A helicopter route in the approach path of a Reagan…

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Claire Danes Reveals Name of Third Baby After 2 Years

Claire Danes Reveals Name of Third Baby After 2 Years

Claire Danes is giving a peek inside her homeland. Two years after the My So-Called Life actress gave birth to her and husband Hugh Dancy’s third child, she revealed a few heartwarming details about her kids, including that her daughter’s name is Shay. “I love watching toddlers dance, when they jump [and] do the bouncing…

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The Next Big Jewelry Trends of 2026: You’ll Be Seeing These Pieces Everywhere

The Next Big Jewelry Trends of 2026: You’ll Be Seeing These Pieces Everywhere

2026 jewelry trends are making their mark, and they’re rooted in decades—sometimes centuries—of style history. Chunky ’90s-inspired chains bring the grit and rebellion of the era straight into modern closets, while delicate Victorian-style rings and brooches channel the opulence of 19th-century Europe. Vintage timepieces, with their heirloom-worthy details, nod to the golden age of watchmaking…

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Dario Amodei Warns of A.I.’s Direst Risks—and How Anthropic Is Stopping Them

Dario Amodei Warns of A.I.’s Direst Risks—and How Anthropic Is Stopping Them

Dario Amodei says A.I. risks putting dangerous knowledge in the wrong hands without stronger guardrails. Photo by Chance Yeh/Getty Images for HubSpot Anthropic is known for its stringent safety standards, which it has used to differentiate itself from rivals like OpenAI and xAI. Those hard-line policies include guardrails that prevent users from turning to Claude…

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The Case for Opening Your Windows Daily—Even in Winter

The Case for Opening Your Windows Daily—Even in Winter

In the dead of winter, opening your windows might seem like the opposite of a wellbeing hack. But in Germany, it’s a standard practice called lüften: airing out one’s home every day, even in the bitter cold.  Lüften, which translates to “airing out” in German, is common practice because the country’s homes are very well-insulated,…

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Lucile Gauvain On Foregrounding the Modern With the Medieval

Lucile Gauvain On Foregrounding the Modern With the Medieval

Lucile Gauvain uses medieval imagery of death, chaos and revelry to parse contemporary life. Courtesy of artist and House of Fine Arts. Even as courtly love emblazons the curtains and fantastical beasts of benediction crawl the walls, reality closes in on the central figure of French artist Lucile Gauvain’s haut les cœurs!. She lies awake…

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NHL Star Rasmus Dahlin’s Fiancée Carolina Matovac Shares Pregnancy Loss After Being on Life Support

NHL Star Rasmus Dahlin’s Fiancée Carolina Matovac Shares Pregnancy Loss After Being on Life Support

Bebe Rexha Shares She Suffered Pregnancy Loss After Comments on Met Gala Appearance Rasmus Dahlin and Carolina Matovac are shared they experienced as devastating loss amid her health scare.  Nearly six months after the Buffalo Sabres player’s fiancée underwent a heart transplant in France due to organ failure, she opened up about suffering a pregnancy…

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Here’s How Compression Socks Actually Work

Here’s How Compression Socks Actually Work

You might associate compression socks with your grandparents or a hospital setting. But the stockings have become a trendy travel and wellness accessory among social-media users—and doctors say they offer several health benefits. Compression socks are “basically long, elastic socks that are made to apply extra pressure around your legs,” and this reduces swelling and…

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