📰 Gift Feed

Every article here is free to read — no subscription needed.

Trending New Most Shared
health × ✕ Clear
New York Times healthlegalworld
U.S. Officials Announce Cyclospora Outbreak Is Over (Gift Article)

Nearly 13,000 cases of the illness had been linked to lettuce from Taylor Farms that was processed in Mexico. An investigation into how the parasite spread is continuing.

Discussion
The Times (UK) politicsopinionhealth
Ethical Ed Miliband is back defining Labour’s purpose

He wanted to be chancellor, but as foreign secretary he is outdoing Robin Cook in shaping a moral framework

Discussion
New York Times sportshealth
How Bad Will This Year’s Flu Season Be? (Gift Article)

Doctors are hopeful for a quieter fall and winter than in 2025.

Discussion
Medium healthscienceculture
The Truth About Pink Noise and Your Sleep

One new study says it helps clean the brain. Others say it can lower your sleep quality.

Discussion
New York Times healthpoliticsworld
Medical Groups Issue Guidance on Covid, Flu and R.S.V. Shots (Gift Article)

Leading health organizations joined forces to issue the recommendations, citing a lack of strong guidance from the federal government.

Discussion
NRC healthpoliticsworld
Kabinet regelt alsnog bescherming voor arbeidsmigranten die minister Paul blokkeerde

Huisvestingskosten: Over het plan dat de positie van arbeidsmigranten in Nederland moet verbeteren, ontstond eerder grote politieke ophef. Toenmalig minister van Sociale Zaken Mariëlle Paul (VVD) info...

Discussion
Medium sciencetechnologyhealth
When Your Dog’s Hips Aren’t Quite Right: The Hidden Story of Canine Hip Dysplasia

Why genetics aren’t the whole story and how weight, growth, exercise and early detection can influence the long-term health of your dog’s…

Discussion
New York Times culturehealthlegal
Opinion | The French Secret to Healthier Eating (Gift Article)

It’s not all baguettes and cheese.

Discussion
New York Times sportshealth
How the Dodgers handled Shohei Ohtani, Josue De Paula’s call-up and more things I think (Gift Article)

In addition to Ohtani's status and De Paula’s call-up, a look at Freddie Freeman's health, Will Smith's return and more.

Discussion
Medium health
Embedded AI Book — Bonus Content Chapter 13, Project 32: Battery Monitor Shield

Version 1.2 of the battery monitor PCB adds DIP switches for the I²C pull-ups, because two shields on one bus doesn’t need two sets of…

Discussion
New York Times sportshealth
The best $20,000 this CFB coach spent wasn’t on his roster. It was on a sleep physician

Sleep science is part of the "next wave" of performance enhancement, says Memphis coach Charles Huff.

Discussion
Bloomberg politicssciencehealth
EPA Removes Online Scope 3 Emissions Guidance for Companies

As the Trump administration rolls back environmental rules, it’s also taking down resources that help corporations understand their environmental risk.

Discussion
Medium healthscience
Sugar-Free Isn’t Risk-Free: What the New Sweetener Research Really Shows

Recent studies link common sugar substitutes to heart trouble, memory decline, and stronger cravings

Discussion
The Times (UK) healthtechnologybusiness
Patients Are Flying to China for the Latest Cancer Treatment

Shanghai is a favored destination, with lower costs than the West and innovation in biotechnology

Discussion
NRC cultureworldhealth
Glorie en genocide. Het tapijt van Bayeux in elf bijzondere scènes

Scène voor scène: Het tapijt van Bayeux is vanaf 10 september te zien in het British Museum in Londen. Wat maakt dit elfde-eeuwse tapijt zo bijzonder? Bianca Stigter gidst langs elf cruciale scènes ui...

Discussion
New York Times healthscienceculture
Scientists Who Study Sleep and Narcolepsy Win Prestigious Lasker Award (Gift Article)

Two researchers who study the debilitating sleep disorder have won a prestigious Lasker Award. Their research in animals laid the groundwork for a new drug that addresses the conditions’s root cause.

Discussion
New York Times legalhealth
The case for Africa's white tribe (Published 1976)
Discussion
New York Times healthculture
How Bad Are A.I. Delusions? We Asked People Treating Them. (Gift Article)

Dozens of doctors and therapists said chatbots had led their patients to psychosis, isolation and unhealthy habits.

Discussion
Washington Post politicshealth
Doctors say Trump’s weight poses a significant health risk

The president has gained about 20 pounds since his campaign, according to his statements and those of aides.

Discussion
NRC worldculturehealth
AfD wist in Saksen-Anhalt vooral niet-stemmers te mobiliseren

Duitse deelstaatverkiezingen: De ruime verkiezingszege van de AfD in de Oost-Duitse deelstaat Saksen-Anhalt legt trends bloot binnen het electoraat. Welke nieuwe kiezersgroepen wist de uiterst rechtse...

Discussion
The Atlantic politicshealth
The Truths That Failed Jason Arday

Systemic, ritualized dishonesty undid the Cambridge professor.

Discussion
NRC culturehealthworld
Opinie | Door Ariana Grande een eetstoornis toe te dichten, misken je de ernst van het echte probleem

Schoonheid: In de ophef rond het sterk vermagerde uiterlijk van popster Ariana Grande werden slankheidsidealen en eetstoornissen tegenover elkaar gezet. Dat is een valse tegenstelling, betogen Cato Be...

Discussion
New York Times culturehealth
5 Simple Steps to Calm Yourself Down (Gift Article)

These techniques can help you handle the ups and downs of daily life.

Discussion
Medium sciencehealth
That Piping-Hot Coffee Habit May Be Hurting Your Esophagus

New research says the temperature of your food and drink, not just what’s in the cup, can raise your risk of esophageal cancer

Discussion
New York Times health
Opinion | My Dad Died on Flight 93. I Miss the Way America Responded. (Gift Article)

My father died on 9/11, and a nation united behind my family, as well as others. We desperately need that sense of togetherness today.

Discussion
Medium healthpoliticsscience
How Pain Helps Us Understand What Truly Fits Our Life —

The Things Pain Teaches Us Slowly

Discussion
New York Times healthscience
F.D.A. Panel Supports Lifting Restrictions on Four Peptides, Despite Scientists’ Objections (Gift Article)

In an all-day hearing, the agency’s scientists argued against allowing broad access to unproven drugs that the agency had banned three years ago.

Discussion
NRC politicsworldhealth
Uit angst voor een nieuwe mobilisatieronde zoeken Russen hun heil in het buitenland

Oorlog in Oekraïne: Aanhoudende geruchten over een nieuwe mobilisatieronde in Rusland zetten mannen ertoe aan om het land te verlaten, in de hoop dienst aan het front in Oekraïne te kunnen ontlopen. „...

Discussion
The Times (UK) health
Alan Milburn: GP sick note culture for people with ADHD is insane

Labour adviser spoke on a trip to the Netherlands with Gareth Southgate, the former England manager, who warns that young people risk being ‘written off’

Discussion
NRC culturehealthworld
Nieuwe omroepen makkelijk toegelaten tot bestel, als gevolg van ‘idiote toets’

Nieuwe omroepen Zwart en ON! Twee nieuwe omroepen mogen de komende vijf jaar gaan uitzenden. Hoe kon het dat Zwart en ON! ondanks bezwaren groen licht kregen van de minister? Interne correspondentie l...

Discussion
New York Times healthpoliticslegal
Inside Minnesota Hospitals, ICE Agents Unnerve Staff (Gift Article)

As federal agents swarm the Twin Cities, their presence has also grown in medical centers. Health care workers are pushing back.

Discussion
New York Times culturehealthentertainment
6 Exercises Physical Therapists Wish Everyone Did to Age Well (Gift Article)

Try these simple movements to stay strong and limber.

Discussion
Bloomberg healthpoliticslegal
FDA’s Acting Drug, Vaccine Regulators Tapped for Permanent Roles

The Trump administration cemented the Food and Drug Administration’s senior leadership, naming officials in charge of regulating drugs, vaccines and tobacco, just weeks after White House aide Heidi Ov...

Discussion
NRC healthmediascience
Bij vrouwen met menstruele hoofdpijn gedraagt het hormoon oestrogeen zich anders

Geneeskunde: Veel vrouwen met migraine ervaren meer aanvallen rond hun menstruatie. Onderzoekers uit Leiden en Rotterdam hebben nu uitgezocht hoe dit zit.

Discussion
The Atlantic technologyhealthculture
Medicine Needs to Get Serious About AI

Let the robots try being doctors.

Discussion
New York Times healthpolitics
Read the House’s Report on Brain Injury in Navy Pilots (Gift Article)

An investigation by the House Oversight Committee found that the Navy barely responded to repeated observations of potential brain injuries and mental health problems in its pilots.

Discussion
NRC culturehealthworld
Ministerie van Justitie checkt vooraf haar eigen wetten vaak niet. Gevolg: onuitvoerbare regels en personeelstekorten

Wetgeving: Circa de helft van de nieuwe wetten die het justitiedepartement uitvaardigt, wordt niet of maar half getoetst op uitvoerbaarheid en personele consequenties. Pas na invoering worden de gevol...

Discussion
New York Times healthsportsscience
A New mRNA Vaccine Could Prevent Skin Cancer From Returning (Gift Article)

Moderna and Merck say the experimental vaccine prevented the return and spread of the cancer in high-risk melanoma patients.

Discussion
New York Times politicshealth
Kennedy Promised Children’s Health Reforms. Here’s How He Did. (Gift Article)

A year after the Trump administration laid out its plan to improve the health of American children, we examine where those efforts stand.

Discussion
NRC culturehealthscience
Tijdens de menopauze verandert het brein van vrouwen. Maar dat gebeurt op een andere manier dan tijdens de puberteit

Neurowetenschap: De structuur van de hersenen verandert als er grote hormonale schommelingen zijn. Voor het eerst is onderzocht hoe dat gebeurt bij vrouwen tijdens de puberteit, een zwangerschap en de...

Discussion
New York Times sportshealth
If Michigan-WMU showed no one can trust instant replay, is that really such a bad thing?

We do not want replay to give us the correct call. We want replay to give us the call that we want. That's how sports are supposed to be!

Discussion
Medium cultureopinionhealth
Maybe We Shouldn’t Talk About That

Navigating disagreement, values and relationships in 2026

Discussion
New York Times health
Celebrities Are Raving About Full-Body Scans. Doctors Urge Caution. (Gift Article)

The scans are touted as a way to control your health. But researchers say healthy people don’t need them and they can lead to more harm than benefit.

Discussion
New York Times healthlegal
A Doctor Sued 700 Patients for Debts; 81 Were Arrested. Now He’s a Senator. (Gift Article)

Patients sued by Senator Roger Marshall of Kansas were routinely charged 18 percent interest, The Times found. Some had bank accounts garnished.

Discussion
The Times (UK) businesstechnologyhealth
Research agency chief quits after taking lobbyist role at Anthropic

Matt Clifford, who chaired the ‘moonshot’ Aria lab, was accused of creating a ‘clear conflict of interest’

Discussion
NRC cultureworldhealth
In Ierland krijgen de leerlingen hun lesmateriaal niet ‘voorgekauwd’. En ze leren ook hóé ze moeten leren

Onderwijs: Dinsdag worden de resultaten bekend van het internationale PISA-onderzoek, naar de reken- en leesvaardigheden van vijftienjarigen. Ierland scoort stabiel goed, als één van de beste EU-landen. Wat is het geheim van de Ieren?

Discussion