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Chest pain is common, but heart attacks can also present with symptoms such as shortness of breath, jaw or arm discomfort, nausea or unexplained pressure, and doctors report that quicker recognition and prompt emergency evaluation improve outcomes.

Angela Arnold founded Angels of Michigan and prepares free weekly meals in Detroit that serve about 200 people, while also distributing clothing and blankets with help from local volunteers and occasional donations.

The listing highlights local happenings for Sunday, Jan. 11, 2026, including the Palm Coast Farmers' Market (noon–4 p.m. at European Village) and a Grace Community Food Pantry drive‑thru (noon–3 p.m. at 245 Education Way, Bunnell).

The Fred Hampton Free Store operates in an abandoned Family Dollar in the Lower 9th Ward and is run by volunteers. It provides donated goods, basic medical care and harm-reduction services without federal or foundation funding.

A WHO-commissioned systematic review of more than one million women found no strong evidence that menopause hormone therapy changes dementia risk; most studies were observational and rated low certainty.

Lawmakers are calling for investigations and policy changes after an ICE officer shot and killed Renee Good in Minnesota; the White House and Homeland Security officials say the officer acted in self-defense while many Democrats dispute that account. Congress is weighing oversight, funding restrictions and possible legislation as appropriations decisions and protests continue.

Venezuelans in the U.S. marked the capture of Nicolás Maduro with relief, while many who lack permanent status say they are now worried about possible deportation and frozen immigration cases.

A Florida man who was photographed carrying Nancy Pelosi's lectern during the Jan. 6 attack has filed as a Republican for an at-large seat on the Manatee County Commission; he pleaded guilty in 2021 to entering a restricted building and served 75 days in prison.

More than 400 borrowers answered a survey and many said they are enrolled in the SAVE plan and worried about its proposed end; respondents also reported concerns about defaults, wage garnishment, and uncertainty around Public Service Loan Forgiveness.

The article recounts how Japanese scholar Setsuzō Kotsuji helped Jewish refugees in Kobe during World War II and later converted to Judaism, and it notes that actor Jundai Yamada has published an English-language book combining Kotsuji's memoir with additional research.

Many Americans sleep on their side, and WIRED Reviews tested hundreds of mattresses over extended use to identify 12 models the team found suited to side sleepers' needs.

DHS announced on Jan. 8 that members of Congress must give seven days' notice before visiting ICE detention facilities, citing concerns about political violence; the change followed a fatal shooting involving an ICE officer in Minneapolis.

John Kelly, 84, was found injured on a path in East Kilbride and was pronounced dead; Police said the death is being treated as unexplained but not suspicious and a report will be submitted to the Procurator Fiscal.

Gov. Kathy Hochul has said she will sign the Medical Aid In Dying Act after the Legislature adds agreed safeguards, and the law is expected to take effect in July. If enacted, New York would join 12 states and Washington, D.C., with an aid-in-dying law.

The White House is directing post-raid governance in Venezuela while officials inside the administration express competing priorities: securing stability and access to oil now, and pursuing democratic elections at an unspecified later date.

Nonprofits report long-running state contract shortfalls that leave programs covering large annual deficits, even as services helped people like Coast Guard veteran Alfreda "Freda" Trawick secure housing.

The author, a U.S. Air Force veteran, says leaving the uniform often causes loss of routine and identity and that the Department of Veterans Affairs does not teach veterans how to rebuild civilian identity. He calls on communities, employers and local leaders to create supportive spaces and for expanded education benefits to help veterans regain purpose.

Enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies expired in December 2025, raising premiums for many enrollees and prompting some people to seek other coverage or cut household spending.

The 2026 Golden Globes begin Sunday at 8 p.m. ET on CBS and Paramount+ with Nikki Glaser hosting; top nominees include One Battle After Another, Sentimental Value, Sinners, The White Lotus and Adolescence.

Three newly sworn-in Suffolk County legislators — RJ Renna, Sal Formica and Greg Doroski — said they will prioritize affordability, public safety and county infrastructure as they begin their terms following the Jan. 5 organizational meeting.

Willie Wilson argues that faith and compassion can help people recover from a difficult year and notes that a failure to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies could sharply raise health costs and reduce coverage for many in Illinois.

Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health is providing three-year SuperNoodle subscriptions to all 67 Lancaster County elementary schools and five in the Lebanon City School District, a program in place since January 2025 to support social-emotional learning.

Federal officials released new Dietary Guidelines urging whole foods and limits on highly processed products, including advice of no more than 10 grams of added sugars per meal. The guidelines also endorse some foods higher in saturated fat and recommend consuming less alcohol without specific daily limits.

Kelley Lokensgard, a 33-year-old chief cabin attendant at Silver Air, describes long, irregular hours and hands-on service tasks that include catering, cleaning, and safety checks while earning in the low six figures and traveling with VIP clients.

A Chinese research team reports a lab-scale high-voltage sodium‑sulfur battery that exceeded 2,000 Wh/kg in early tests and endured about 1,400 charge-discharge cycles; the design uses sulfur, sodium, aluminum and a chlorine-based electrolyte.

Greggs says capital spending has passed its peak and will fall significantly in 2026 and again in 2027, after slower sales and a sharp share fall in 2025.

NOAA data indicate atmospheric carbon dioxide has risen far faster in recent decades than at the end of the last ice age, and the columnist argues that an "ethical pessimism" better fits the scale and unpredictability of human-driven warming.

Jessica James, a musician and romance author, has published a new Glitter Bats novel about bandmates Jane Mercer and Keeley Cunningham, and will discuss the book at Auntie's Bookstore on Jan. 16.

A gas cylinder exploded during a wedding reception in Islamabad, killing at least eight people including the bride and groom and injuring seven; police say an investigation is under way.

Friends, relatives and advocates held a candlelight vigil in Northridge for Keith Porter Jr., who was shot and killed on New Year's Eve by an off‑duty ICE agent; the Department of Homeland Security says the agent encountered Porter holding a long rifle and fired after ordering him to drop it. The Los Angeles Police Department is investigating and organizers plan to raise transparency concerns at a Los Angeles Police Commission meeting.