Experts say dietary changes and home-cooked meals can naturally boost the satiety hormone GLP-1. This offers an alternative to popular injectable drugs for appetite and weight control.

Two brothers with muscular dystrophy are making a difference in their community. Aviel volunteers at a logistics base, showing that inclusion and determination can break barriers. Their journey is a testament to resilience and hope.

Fifty years after his father helped pave the way to Mount Hermon, his son returns as a soldier. The original mission faced harsh conditions and required extraordinary effort to reach the summit.

Concerns are growing that artificial intelligence writing tools may lead users toward creative mediocrity. As these tools handle more of the writing process, people may become less motivated to strive for originality and precision.

Lebanon's foreign minister says the country has been warned of a possible Israeli offensive against Hezbollah. Beirut is pursuing diplomatic efforts to prevent escalation and urging Hezbollah to disarm, amid ongoing tensions with Iran and Israel.

Columbia University's architecture school partnered with a Beirut research lab linked to a Hezbollah collaborator for a Ford Foundation-funded project. The university denies any formal agreement with the lab, amid broader controversies over anti-Israel sentiment on campus.

Rescuers are evacuating flooded areas in Washington State after severe storms, with thousands displaced and infrastructure at risk. The transportation agency is now sharing passenger data with immigration officials, leading to arrests. More top news includes updates from Ukraine, education, and global events.

The United States briefly paused intelligence sharing with Israel over concerns about civilian casualties and detainee treatment in Gaza. Restrictions were also placed on how Israel could use certain intelligence.

Tucker Carlson escalates his attacks on fellow conservatives and national leaders, deepening rifts within the Republican Party. His recent comments on a popular podcast have sparked backlash and renewed allegations of antisemitism, as he questions the motives and competence of prominent figures and institutions.

The United States is considering sending an international force to Gaza, but countries are hesitant to join the mission. Local militia leaders claim they are a better alternative to Hamas and caution that Hamas could deceive the world again.

Congress is investigating alleged anti-Semitism within the American Psychological Association after Jewish members reported harassment and exclusion. The committee has demanded documents from the APA, which says it condemns anti-Semitism and is committed to a discrimination-free environment.

A former top Anti-Defamation League litigator has resigned, accusing the group of failing to confront right-wing antisemitism and enabling harmful political agendas. The organization defended its focus on combating rising antisemitism.