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Peer Coaching Helps Doctors Learn New Computer Systems

May 17, 2026

The Veterans Health Administration rolled out a new electronic health record system and found that many doctors were unsure how to use it. To ease the transition, a national program called NESSU was created. The program pairs experienced clinicians with those who were newer to the system, giving

science

Ocean Oxygen Rescue: A New Plan to Save Coral Reefs

May 17, 2026

Scientists have created a fresh way to help coral reefs survive when the ocean loses oxygen. Instead of waiting for problems, this method uses smart computer models that learn from real data and can adapt as conditions change. The team mixes a machine‑learning map of dissolved oxygen with a detailed

entertainment

McCartney Lights Up SNL with New Song and Classic Hit

May 17, 2026

Paul McCartney returned to Saturday Night Live after a year, showcasing the first single from his newest solo record and reviving a beloved Wings track. The legendary musician opened with “Days We Left Behind, ” a gentle tune that pulls listeners back to his Liverpool roots. The song reflects on mem

health

Risk of Ovarian Cancer in Women with Endometriosis

May 17, 2026

Women who have endometriosis, especially ovarian cysts called endometriomas, face about twice the chance of developing ovarian cancer compared to those without the condition. The overall risk over a lifetime is still small, roughly 2 percent. Studies show that the same gene changes—ARID1A, PIK

politics

Secret Bases in the Iraqi Desert

May 17, 2026

The Bedouin community near al‑Nukhaib in Iraq’s western desert knows the routine of a local shepherd’s pickup truck. It usually drives past at 2 p. m. , carrying supplies to the nearest town, then returns in a few hours. One March day, that routine was shattered when the truck burst into flames and

politics

A New Face for Pennsylvania’s 7th: Who Will Represent the Working Class?

May 17, 2026

Bob Brooks, a longtime firefighter and union boss, stepped up in the local primary with a short speech that cut straight to the point. He said he’s “been working since I was ten” and that the system is unfair to people like him. His solution? Get folks from ordinary backgrounds into Washington so th

health

Ticks on the Rise: Why You Should Check Your Body After a Hike

May 17, 2026

The number of people rushing to emergency rooms because of tick bites has climbed higher than it’s been in any year since 2017. The spike is most noticeable in the Northeast and Midwest, where warmer weather has let ticks thrive. Around 476, 000 Americans receive treatment for Lyme disease each year

health

Foot Health After the Game: What Retired Players Face

May 17, 2026

When football careers end, many players worry about long‑term health. A recent study looked at whether former male pros suffer more from foot and ankle problems than men in the general population. Researchers compared retired professional footballers with a control group of men who never played at

politics

Trump’s War Talk and the Cost of Luxury

May 17, 2026

President Trump has long claimed that his wealth and business experience give him a special ability to help ordinary Americans. Recently, however, he has said that the economic pain people feel from his war with Iran will not change his approach. In a brief interview, he answered that the figh

science

Experts Only Guess Right When Moves Are Clear

May 17, 2026

When people play table tennis, the way their body moves can vary a lot even if they want to do the same thing. This makes it hard for someone watching to guess what the player will do next just from the motion data. Researchers think that a person’s experience helps with this guessing, but it is not