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5 simple habits that can improve your health
An interview with Chris Williamson highlights five straightforward daily habits—limiting evening and overall phone use, morning sunlight exposure, regular hydration (including electrolytes), and earlier meal timing—that research links to improvements in sleep, focus, and energy.
Health and wellness products highlighted in HuffPost's awards include Venus Visage whitening pen
HuffPost's awards list features a Venus Visage teeth‑whitening pen; users in the article reported visible surface stain reduction and less sensitivity, which the piece links to the product's use of carbamide peroxide.
Artemis II crew flies around the Moon and begins return to Earth
On April 6, 2026, NASA's Artemis II crew flew past the Moon and reached the farthest distance from Earth in history, including a roughly 40-minute period out of radio contact. The mission delivered new science observations and tested Orion spacecraft systems as the crew heads back toward Earth.
Short, intense workouts may trigger immediate anti-cancer responses
A small study of 32 breast cancer survivors found that a single session of resistance training or HIIT changed levels of muscle‑released proteins (myokines) in blood taken before, immediately after, and 30 minutes later, and researchers applied the post-workout blood to lab-grown breast cancer cells to assess potential effects.
Artemis II splashes down after historic lunar mission
Artemis II splashed down in the Pacific off San Diego, ending a 10-day mission that carried its crew on a record-setting distant lunar flyby and returned them safely to Earth.
Les Amis de Paris-Roubaix keep the soul of Paris-Roubaix alive
Volunteers from Les Amis de Paris-Roubaix repair and maintain the cobbled sectors used in the 250 km Paris‑Roubaix race, and they made last‑minute fixes at the Trouée d'Arenberg ahead of the 2026 edition.
70-year-old man with rare B-negative blood has donated to help NICU babies.
Nigel Vaughan, 70, has donated blood since age 18 and estimates about 250 donations; his B-negative, CMV-negative blood is reported as suitable for newborns in neonatal intensive care units.
Bruno Mars Romantic Tour opens in Las Vegas with setlist highlights
Bruno Mars launched The Romantic Tour on April 10 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, supporting his new album The Romantic; fans shared a setlist that included new songs and hits such as "I Just Might," "Risk It All" and "Uptown Funk."
Artemis II returns to Earth as Orion makes a precise splashdown in Pacific Ocean
Artemis II's crew returned after a 10-day lunar mission when the Orion capsule re-entered at about Mach 33 and splashed down off the coast of California; all four astronauts were recovered and taken aboard a U.S. Navy ship.
Colorado Mesa unveils sculpture honoring Mary Rait
Colorado Mesa University unveiled a bronze sculpture of Mary Rait on April 10 during the school's 101st anniversary; the work by Scott Shaffer sits on a bench outside the Moss Performing Arts Center.
Melania Trump denies ties to Epstein and urges Congress to hold hearing with survivors
Melania Trump denied any relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and urged Congress to hold public hearings for survivors; several survivors released a statement criticizing the call.
Coachella 2026: All the Surprise Guest Performers and Appearances
The article lists surprise guest appearances at Coachella 2026 and reports several weekend-one cameos, including performances with Joe Jonas, Vanessa Carlton, David Lee Roth, Snoop Dogg, Lizzo and Jacob Lusk.
ADHD signs at school: five ways a child may be struggling
Dr Anya Ciobanca says children who seem disengaged or emotionally volatile at school can be showing ADHD symptoms, and girls are often diagnosed later than boys.
New Aroostook gathering spot aims to spark local connections
The LIVING Room is a new community space in downtown Houlton housed in the former S.L. White Drug Co. building, created by Randi Bradbury and Ira Dyer to encourage belonging; a grand opening is set for April 18 and a first Sunday salon for April 19.
Pickleball and bowling leagues ease senior loneliness more than many social programs
Pickleball and bowling leagues pair simple, social activity with regular contact, and about one in four older adults experiences social isolation.
Tribal gas stations offer reprieve from higher gas prices amid Iran war
Some tribally owned stations are selling gasoline at lower prices than nearby non-tribal stations because state fuel taxes generally do not apply on tribal land, and nationwide prices have risen since the Iran war began.
15th annual Lantern Parade brings community together in Manitou Springs.
Families and neighbors gathered on Friday for the 15th annual Lantern Parade in Manitou Springs, carrying handmade lanterns from Memorial Park to Soda Springs Park and enjoying live music and an after-party.
Runyon Sports Complex receives $5,000 donation for youth sports gear
A $5,000 gift from the James S. Kunzman Foundation was announced at a Pueblo clinic attended by more than 400 children, to help purchase shared equipment and support youth baseball and softball programs.
Navy medical diver assesses Artemis II crew after Pacific splashdown
A Navy medical diver and a three-person team entered the Orion capsule after its Pacific splashdown to evaluate the four Artemis II astronauts, and NASA reported the crew was healthy.
Artemis II crew returns to Earth and experts explain its significance for space travel
Artemis II splashed down Friday, returning its crew safely after a test flight; MIT professor Richard Binzel and astronaut Suni Williams said the mission tested reentry and landing systems and helps inform plans for lunar and Mars missions.
Trump's Treasury secretary visits NY diner and calls gas-price surge a 'blip'
Scott Bessent visited a Yorktown diner with Rep. Mike Lawler and described the recent spike in gas prices as a "temporary blip" while promoting administration tax policies; the March CPI showed a record 21.2% monthly jump in gasoline prices.
Artemis II astronauts arrive in Florida to prepare for moon launch
The Artemis II crew arrived at Kennedy Space Center to begin final preparations ahead of a scheduled April 1 launch that would send them on a nearly 700,000-mile trip around the moon and back. Countdown clocks are expected to start Monday, with the crew able to launch through April 6 before conditions would force a delay.
UT golfer Jackson Herrington finishes Masters debut with joint-best amateur score
University of Tennessee freshman Jackson Herrington completed his Masters debut at 8-over, tied for the best amateur score among six amateurs, and will play in the 2026 U.S. Open under an exemption earned as the 2025 U.S. Amateur runner-up.
Artemis II returns to Earth with a precise splashdown
Artemis II splashed down in the Pacific Ocean after a 10-day lunar mission, and four astronauts were recovered in good condition at 8:07:27 p.m. ET.
Artemis II splashdown brings cheers at Southern California watch parties
Crowds in San Diego and Downey gathered at museums and watch parties to see the Artemis II Orion capsule parachute into the Pacific about 50 miles off San Diego at 5:07 p.m., with attendees cheering as the capsule bobbed in the water awaiting crew retrieval.
La Follette High students bring children's books to life
La Follette High School students in Madison staged musical adaptations of children's books for several elementary schools in the district, helping to foster a love of reading among young audiences. The performances drew inspiration from the Broadway show Wicked and emphasized community and storytelling.
Jacksonville Animal Care and Protective Services will waive fees at Saturday adoption event
Jacksonville's Animal Care and Protective Services will host a free adoption event Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 2020 Forest St., waiving all adoption fees and partnering with the Jacksonville Humane Society as part of its April 'Clear the Cages' effort to place 500 animals.
At Augusta, Tiger Woods' absence still shapes the Masters
Tiger Woods is missing the Masters for a second straight year after his March 27 crash and a DUI-related charge, and patrons and players at Augusta say his absence remains emotionally present.
6 exercises to help protect muscle while on a GLP-1
Studies report that 15%–60% of weight lost on GLP-1 drugs can be lean mass; the article highlights six strength-focused exercises and notes that nutrition and sleep also matter for muscle preservation.
CoreWeave secures US$21 billion Meta AI cloud deal and shares rise 24%
The article reports CoreWeave expanded a long-term agreement to supply Meta with AI cloud capacity through December 2032 worth about US$21 billion, and that the company also announced related financings and a multi-year Anthropic cloud deal.
