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Maskot/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Although rates of strokes in the adult population have generally decreased over the last several decades, the racial inequity gap persists, according to a new study in Neurology, which found that Black adults are still more likely to have strokes compared to white adults, and at younger ages. Researchers analyzed data on patients with their first stroke in Ohio and Kentucky from 1993 to 2015, and found that overall, the rates of strokes have decreased. However, Black adults became more likely to have their first stroke at a younger age than white adults - the ...

Warner Bros. Pictures - UniversalGreta Gerwig and Christopher Nolan, the directors who brought us "Barbenheimer" — that is, the two blockbusters Barbie and Oppenheimer — were recognized Wednesday with nominations for the 76th annual Directors Guild Awards. This year's list also included Martin Scorsese for his period crime epic Killers of the Flower Moon, Alexander Payne for The Holdovers and Yorgos Lanthimos for Poor Things. As the Oscars race gains steam, all five films were also recognized at Sunday night's Golden Globes, with acting trophies going to Oppenheimer's Cillian Mur...

JHS goes back to roots with new nickname "Red & Green..."  Jamestown High School's first known nickname will again be the JHS nickname going forward after a committee received...

Tetra Images - Erik Isakson/Getty Images(SACRAMENTO, Calif.) -- The California legislature began debating a bill Wednesday that would ban youth tackle football for children under age 12. AB 734, introduced last year by Sacramento Assemblymember Kevin McCarty, a Democrat, would "prohibit a youth sports organization that conducts a tackle football program, or a youth tackle football league, from allowing a person younger than 12 years of age to be a youth tackle football participant through the organization or league." McCarty argued at the time that flag football is safer than tackle...

Martin Hospach/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- "Superfood" has become a bit of a culinary buzzword, most often used by brands or influencers to sell more products with possibly empty promises. However, there's a small and mighty contender packed with nutrients that could power an array of potential health benefits and make a great addition to an already balanced diet -- one that might already be in your kitchen pantry: sesame seeds. The tiny, flat, oval-shaped seeds are full of nutty flavor and used in a wide range of cuisines from different Asian and African foods to Latin American, Medit...