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A new study reports the ability to dual task when walking starts to decline much earlier than 65, the traditional beginning of “old age.”

On February 7, the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) Division of Examinations (Division) published its examination priorities for 2023.1 According to this statement, the Division's mission...

Realignment and super conferences are threatening the sport’s classic matchups.

As realignment and super conferences threaten the sport’s classic matchups, Missouri-Kansas was a reminder of the value of maintaining them.

“When did USA become shorthand for the United States of Anxiety? From the moment Americans wake up, we’re bombarded with all-new terrifying news about crime, the environment, politics, and stroke-inducing foods we’ve been enjoying for years.”

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Let em roll: Texas' governor lifts his recently announced state inspections on commercial traffic at the border. What impact did Abbott's beefed up border inspection protocol really have on immigration and the economy? Molly Smith of El Paso Matters with more. And: As consumer prices rise at rates not seen since the early 1980s, what some in South Texas are doing to try to make ends meet. Also: He's best known from Netflix' "Queer Eye," but in his role as a Texas-ba...

The retrovirus COVID-19 has had a profound impact on all facets of the medical industry. This article looks at its effect on organ transplantation.

Van Ness invites readers along for a journey across 11 educational chapters involving queer history, body shaming and impostor syndrome.

In their newest book, "Love That Story," Jonathan Van Ness invites readers along with them for educational chapters that beg readers to get curious.