What you eat may impact your lung cancer risk, according to a new study
There are many reasons to avoid ultraprocessed foods, including a link with heart disease, diabetes and obesity, but an increased risk of lung cancer may be yet another, a new study suggests.
FIRST ON CNN: Fighting early-stage Alzheimer’s with intensive lifestyles changes works, study finds
As her memory faded from Alzheimer’s disease in her late 50s, Tammy Maida began to lose track of her life. Car keys, eyeglasses and her purse disappeared multiple times a day. Key characters in novels she was reading were forgotten. Groceries were left in the garage. Keeping the books for the family’s businesses became impossible.
Dr. Susan Monarez confirmed to lead CDC
Dr. Susan Monarez was confirmed to lead the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Tuesday in a 52-47 Senate vote.
Mosquitoes bite! 5 tips for making yourself less attractive to them
For summertime beachgoers, the threat of sharks may loom large, but nature’s deadliest predator is actually much smaller.
Ozzy Osbourne will be honored with a funeral procession in his hometown of Birmingham
Ozzy Osbourne will have one last ride through his beloved hometown. The city of Birmingham in England announced on Tuesday that it is planning “to pay its final respects to one of its most cherished cultural icons Ozzy Osbourne as his cortege and family visit Broad Street in the city that he loved” on Wednesday, July 30.
Food assistance benefits are tied to slower cognitive decline in older adults, new study suggests
For older adults who may otherwise be food-insecure, participating in food assistance benefits may be associated with a slower cognitive decline as they age, according to new research.
The air we breathe in our homes and cars contains thousands of microplastics, study finds
Thousands of microplastics so small they can penetrate deep into the lungs are in the air you breathe in your home and car, a new study has found.
Houston’s Rally Cry: Don’t Erase Our Voices with Political Maps
In a powerful and defiant display of democracy-in-action, the heart of Houston beat louder than ever this past Saturday as residents, civic leaders, and legislators united at the University of Houston’s Lynn Eusan Park to protest the proposed mid-decade redistricting plans that many fear could undermine the voting power of Texas’ communities of color. The rally wasn't just about maps and lines—it was about the soul of representation, justice, and the future of Texas democracy.
A record-setting earthquake is sending tsunami waves toward several US states. Here’s what we know
Tsunami waves have hit nations across the Pacific after a massive 8.8 magnitude earthquake struck off Russia’s remote east coast Wednesday local time, with millions of people urged to evacuate to higher ground.
‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Ignites New Horizons for Pandora and Its Fans
In the lush, bioluminescent heart of cinema’s most visionary universe, James Cameron is back with a breathtaking new chapter: Avatar: Fire and Ash. The third installment in the monumental Avatar franchise is poised to captivate global audiences once again, pulling us deeper into the mysteries of Pandora, the dilemmas of family, and the ethics of survival.
BMW Stuns at Monterey Car Week 2025 with High-Octane Premieres, Artistic Icons, and Racing Heritage
BMW roared into Monterey Car Week 2025 with a celebration of speed, sophistication, and soul, delivering an unforgettable showcase that fused automotive excellence with high art and historical reverence. From the North American premiere of the 2026 BMW M2 CS to a world-exclusive reveal of a limited-edition 8 Series, and a rare public appearance of two legendary BMW Art Cars at Pebble Beach, the brand once again affirmed its dual legacy in performance and culture.
Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office Now Accepting Applications for Fall 2025 Citizens Police Academy
Learn how local law enforcement works through hands-on sessions and facility tours at the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Fall 2025 Citizens Police Academy.
Amanda Edwards to Host ‘People Over Politics’ Town Hall on Key District Issues
Amanda Edwards will lead a town hall this weekend addressing redistricting, disaster recovery, and infrastructure, as new polling shows a tied race in Houston’s 18th Congressional District.
Mad Max Tees Off for Mental Health: Vernon Maxwell’s 2nd Annual Celebrity Golf Tournament Returns to Hermann Park
Houston sports legend Vernon Maxwell, affectionately known as “Mad Max” during his electrifying NBA career, is trading the hardwood for the fairway—but with a cause far greater than a championship ring. On Saturday, August 23, 2025, Maxwell will host the 2nd Annual Vernon Maxwell Foundation Golf Tournament at Hermann Park Golf Course, teeing off at 9:00 AM sharp, where celebrity athletes, advocates, and mental health champions will unite for a mission with meaning.
Hyundai Fuels Innovation and Equity with Renewed Commitment to UC Irvine’s Future Leaders Initiative
Hyundai Motor America has once again demonstrated its unwavering commitment to cultivating the next generation of changemakers by renewing its impactful partnership with the University of California, Irvine’s Paul Merage School of Business through the Future Leaders Initiative (FLI). This visionary program is designed to empower underserved high school and community college students across Southern California with the tools, mentorship, and resources they need to thrive in business, technology, and innovation-driven careers.
Race Heats Up in Texas’ 18th Congressional District Amid Redistricting Controversy
The race for Texas’ 18th Congressional District is intensifying as candidates battle for a seat long held by influential Houston leaders, amid a controversial redistricting push.
Sonya Brown Marshall: Championing Unity and Progress in Missouri City – A Re-Election Bid Rooted in Results
Missouri City’s heart beats with ambition, unity, and unstoppable momentum—and much of that rhythm can be traced back to Mayor Pro Tem Sonya Brown Marshall. With sleeves rolled up and a track record brimming with action, Marshall has officially launched her campaign for re-election as At-Large Position 1 City Council Member, seeking a second term defined by dedication, efficiency, and heartfelt service to a growing and diverse community.
Fact check: Trump calls to prosecute Beyoncé based on a nonexistent $11 million payment
President Donald Trump over the weekend called for the prosecution of music superstar Beyoncé – based on something that did not actually happen. Trump claimed in a social media post that Beyoncé broke the law by supposedly getting paid $11 million for her endorsement of Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris during an October 2024 event in Houston. But there is simply no basis for Trump’s claim that Beyoncé received an $11 million payment related to the Harris campaign, let alone for the endorsement in particular.
Trump administration files another misconduct complaint against a federal judge
The Department of Justice has filed a misconduct complaint against US District Court Judge James Boasberg – marking another formal challenge against a federal judge who has pushed back on the Trump administration’s policies.
Supreme Court shows unflinching regard for Trump
Ever since Chief Justice John Roberts swore in Donald Trump at the US Capitol January 20 – with the eight other Supreme Court justices looking on – the question has been whether they would restrain a president who vowed to upend the constitutional order.
