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The holiday season is synonymous with abundant food, from work functions to social gatherings. “For my patients, it’s less the ‘most wonderful time of the year,’ and more the ‘most challenging,’” explains Dr. Andres Acosta, a Mayo Clinic gastroenterologist and

A new U.S. health rule, effective Wednesday, allows kidney and liver transplants from HIV-positive donors to recipients with HIV. Previously, such transplants were restricted to research settings. This change is anticipated to reduce wait times for all transplant candidates by

We opened a family-friendly restaurant and sports bar on Nantucket in 1997, aiming to create a welcoming community hub. Nantucket’s reputation attracts the wealthy, but we cherished the island’s strong sense of local support. Starting a restaurant was challenging, but

A Los Angeles judge has adjourned the Menendez brothers’ resentencing hearing until next year, delaying a decision on their potential release after over three decades in prison for the murder of their parents. The 1989 shotgun killings of Jose and

In Islamabad, supporters of imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan breached the shipping container barriers securing the capital on Tuesday, resulting in at least six fatalities amid the ensuing violence. Protesters clashed with security forces, disregarding the government’s warning of

Facing pressure from conservative activists, Walmart, the world’s largest retailer, is scaling back its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, following a trend among major corporations. Walmart’s changes, confirmed Monday, are extensive. These include ending a five-year commitment to a

NEW YORK — President-elect Trump plans to implement significant new tariffs on goods from Mexico, Canada, and China upon assuming office, aiming to curb illegal immigration and drug trafficking. These tariffs, if enacted, could impact a wide range of products,

At the TIME100 Talks in London, three leading figures examined the critical challenge of translating scientific breakthroughs into practical, global solutions—from environmental sustainability to space exploration. In a discussion led by TIME’s Phil Caldwell, Ceres Power’s CEO, space scientist and

The UN climate conference, COP29, concluded without universal satisfaction. Developed nations’ commitment to substantially increase annual climate funding for developing countries fell short of expectations. The lack of stronger commitments to reduce fossil fuel emissions also drew criticism, and delegates

WASHINGTON — On Monday, Special Counsel Jack Smith requested a federal judge dismiss the case against President-elect Donald Trump, citing long-standing Justice Department policy protecting presidents from prosecution while in office. This court filing concludes the Justice Department’s attempt to

The holidays are upon us, a time when many Americans accustomed to simpler meals prepare elaborate feasts. This isn’t easy. Food poisoning outbreaks increase in November and December, according to the CDC. Undercooked stuffing and contaminated gravy from holiday gatherings

This article is part of The D.C. Brief, TIME’s politics newsletter. Sign up to get stories like this sent to your inbox. When news spread through Washington last week that Donald Trump’s choice to lead the Department of Justice faced

A new report from two U.N. agencies reveals that homes are the most dangerous places for women, with an average of 140 women and girls killed daily by intimate partners or family members in 2023. Approximately 51,100 women and girls

Somalia’s government reported on Sunday that 24 people perished after two boats capsized off the coast of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. According to Somalia’s Foreign Minister, Ahmed Moalim Fiqi, 46 individuals were rescued from the disaster. He stated that

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — A small asteroid, which has been orbiting Earth for the past two months, is departing. The asteroid’s trajectory will shift on Monday due to the sun’s gravitational pull. However, a brief return visit is anticipated

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Turkey’s leader for over two decades, has navigated numerous crises that would have toppled lesser leaders: economic downturns, a coup attempt, a refugee influx, a failed assassination attempt, corruption allegations, international criticism, and a war. A shrewd