Is Corn Good For You? A Guide to the Health Benefits of Corn

Despite popular belief, corn has countless health benefits. From movie theater popcorn to fried corn chips—and let’s not forget the ubiquitous corn syrup—certain corn products have earned the corn its “unhealthy” reputation. But when it comes to corn itself, this popular vegetable offers a wealth of beneficial nutrients. To get the most out of corn’s… Read More »

Their homes burned in the Camp Fire. Then the Park Fire destroyed more.

Ken Baker was waiting for a check to arrive in the mail for his new home as part of a settlement after his Paradise, California, home burned in the Camp Fire in 2018. But that check won’t reach its destination. “The address it was supposed to go to is no longer there,” Baker said. In… Read More »

They were fast asleep when the police broke down their door and accidentally raided their home

A couple say they have suffered “emotional scars” after police mistakenly raided their home. Natalie Gerrard, 25, and her partner were fast asleep when police raided their home in Maesteg on January 20 this year. Police were conducting a drugs operation and used a battering ram to break down their front door at around 10.30am.… Read More »

Mother of woman who died crossing English Channel says she wanted to feel safe

The mother of a 21-year-old woman who died after being crushed in an overcrowded boat while trying to cross the English Channel said the family will have to try the journey again because they have “no option” but to seek asylum in the UK. Dina Al Shammari was travelling with her parents and three younger… Read More »

There’s a war on your attention. What can you do about it?

Sign up for CNN’s Stress, But Less newsletter. Our six-part mindfulness guide will give you the knowledge and inspiration to reduce stress and learn how to use it.. Every morning, I wake up to a barrage of notifications from media platforms. Then, I sip my coffee and scroll through my news feed. On my commute,… Read More »

Community-led nutrition initiatives in rural India can increase dietary diversity and empower women: Study

NEW DELHI: In Rajasthan’s Pindwara village, a grassroots initiative spearheaded by local women has transformed the community’s approach to nutrition. Part of a self-help group, the women have started growing kitchen gardens to ensure a steady supply of diverse and nutritious food for their families. These gardens now produce a variety of fruits and vegetables,… Read More »

Rachel Reeves’ £47bn compensation claim for historic injustice, cover-up and negligence

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves’ efforts to bring Britain’s finances under control are being hampered by a £47 billion compensation claim that could grow even larger. Independent can reveal. Analysis of a report by the National Audit Office (NAO) showed that £84bn was pledged by previous governments and 12 compensation schemes were set up… Read More »

When Amber Haigh went missing, police planted listening devices in the murder suspect’s home. This is what they heard

Listening devices planted in the home of a couple accused of murder in New South Wales reveal the couple discussing allegations that the husband tied up and raped his young lover and that his wife filmed it. They have made no admissions about the secret recordings but say there is “insufficient evidence to support this”.… Read More »

Aliens Probably Exist – But There’s a Terrible Reason We’ve Never Met Them

This summer, director Fede Alvarez returns the infamous Alien franchise to its monster-movie roots, feeding a group of hapless young space colonists into a nest of “xenomorphs.” It remains to be seen whether Alien: Romulus will be more than a loving tribute to Ridley Scott’s original 1979 Alien, but it hardly matters—Alien is a series… Read More »

Where did ‘Hobbit’ humans come from? New fossils shed light

Editor’s note: A version of this story appeared in CNN’s Wonder Theory science newsletter. To get it in your inbox, Register for free here. The human story got a little more complicated about twenty years ago. In 2003, archaeologists excavating at Liang Bua, a cave on the Indonesian island of Flores, found a small human-like… Read More »