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Paid summer jobs available for Prince George's County young people
Prince George's County is relaunching its Summer Youth Enrichment Program to offer paid six-week placements for more than 1,000 residents ages 14 to 24, and the application deadline is March 31.
Alle-Kiski Valley events on March 29, 2026
The Stroller lists community happenings in the Alle-Kiski Valley for March 29, 2026, noting a Pins for Paws bowling fundraiser on April 12 and a free inclusive open-mic night hosted by Band Together Pittsburgh.
Woman with blood cancer receives stem cell match from donor abroad and meets him at her wedding
Kaedi Cecala, diagnosed with myelodysplastic syndrome, received a matched stem cell donation from a donor in Europe who later attended her wedding; she is now reported to be in remission and is leading a fundraising campaign for blood cancer research.
Neurologist says AI is unlikely to make people dumber and explains how to stay sharp
Dr. Majid Fotuhi says neuroplasticity lets the brain adapt and he recommends about 20 to 30 minutes of daily brain exercise.
Pope Leo XIV opens Holy Week with Palm Sunday recalling Pope Francis' final days
Pope Leo XIV led Palm Sunday services that recall the final Holy Week of Pope Francis, and he is scheduled to preside over Holy Thursday, Good Friday, the Easter Vigil, and Easter Sunday liturgies.
Sugar-free Easter on UK TV as chocolate ads moved past 9pm
New UK regulations ban products high in fat, sugar and salt from appearing in TV ads before 9pm, so seasonal chocolate adverts are not shown before 9pm this Easter. Research cited in the article says TV ad spending by confectionery and snacks brands almost halved between October and February.
Milk thistle may support liver health, doctors say
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is rising and has no specific drug treatment; experts say care focuses on diet, exercise and managing underlying risks. The article reports that milk thistle (Silybum marianum) contains silymarin, an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory compound described as a natural support for liver health.
Starmer says social media's addictive features will have to change
In an interview with the Sunday Mirror, Sir Keir Starmer said addictive social media features should not be allowed and signalled the government is preparing action that could end functions such as infinite scrolling or streaks.
FIFA soundtrack nostalgia trip highlights songs from Blur to Avicii.
A Yahoo list highlights memorable tracks from FIFA and EA Sports FC soundtracks, naming songs from FIFA 98 through FIFA 15 such as Blur's "Song 2" and Avicii's "The Nights".
Teen's organ donation left a lasting legacy after crash
A 17-year-old who died in a 2016 car crash donated organs that helped four people, and her mother is urging others to make their wishes known as officials note the transplant waiting list remains high.
Five night habits that help me wake up with energy.
A sleep coach who used to have insomnia describes five nightly habits—early dinner, a warm bath, limiting phone use, a short bedtime routine, and consistent sleep timing—and a morning routine of water and daylight that she says improved her deep sleep and morning energy.
Apple marks 50 years with five lesser-known anecdotes
Apple turns 50 on April 1; the article recalls five historical anecdotes, including the creation of the Apple logo and the 1984 Super Bowl advertisement.
Arizona reaches Final Four for first time in 25 years
Arizona beat Purdue 79-64 in the West Region final, advancing to the Final Four for the first time since 2001; freshman Koa Peat scored 20 points and was named the region's Most Outstanding Player.
No Kings Rally brings neighbors together in a small, growing demonstration.
Residents of The Breakers and nearby buildings organized accessible neighborhood gatherings for the No Kings Rally, drawing about 2,000–2,500 people and featuring mobility devices and creative signs.
Phillies' Zack Wheeler pitches first rehab outing and is poised for April return
Zack Wheeler threw 38 pitches across three innings in his first rehab outing since thoracic outlet surgery and is scheduled to make another start in Durham before at least one more outing at Double-A Reading ahead of a targeted mid-April return.
Garden not thriving? Six soil mistakes that could be affecting growth.
Soil quality affects plant health through structure, drainage, pH, nutrients and soil life, and the article highlights six common soil mistakes — including compaction, poor drainage, skipping soil tests, lack of mulch, disrupting soil biology, and planting invasives — that can hinder garden growth, experts say.
Vanlords are increasing in California as more residents live in RVs
Rising housing costs in California have pushed more people into living in RVs, and some vehicle owners — called vanlords — rent those units, sometimes outside legal or sanitary norms.
James Blake asks to be taken off Kanye West's Bully album credits.
James Blake has asked to be removed from the producer credits for Kanye West's album Bully, saying the released closing track does not reflect the spirit of his original production. The album was debuted on YouTube and lists Blake as a producer on the closing track, "This One Here."
Tom Brady's surprise shoutout delights Yankees' Cam Schlittler
After throwing 5 1/3 scoreless innings in a 3-0 win, Yankees pitcher Cam Schlittler received an Instagram shoutout from Tom Brady after Brady posted a photo of Schlittler wearing a CardVault cap.
South Snohomish County cold weather shelter in Lynnwood will open Sunday, March 29.
The South Snohomish County cold weather shelter will be open Sunday, March 29 at Maple Park Church in Lynnwood, with check-in from 7 to 9 p.m.
Cubs' Cade Horton spins a gem in season opener
Cade Horton, healthy after a late-2025 rib injury, allowed two runs over 6 1/3 innings as the Chicago Cubs beat the Washington Nationals 10-2; he finished the outing with 75 pitches.
Ridgepointe Country Club hosts Pars for Paws charity golf tournament
Ridgepointe Country Club partnered with the Northeast Arkansas Humane Society for Pars for Paws and raised $10,000, with 18 teams taking part.
Denver Summit's record NWSL crowd sets a new attendance benchmark
Denver Summit drew 63,004 fans to Empower Field, a league and U.S. standalone women's soccer attendance record, and the club is planning a 14,500-seat stadium at Santa Fe Yards while moving into a 12,000-seat temporary venue later this year.
Devin Booker on Suns' injury issues says team is focused on playing the right way
Booker said injured teammates have been rehabbing and recovering and that the Suns are concentrating on playing the right way; starters Dillon Brooks and Mark Williams are expected back before the regular season ends.
Eat more protein: 17 simple, practical ideas
Explains recommended protein needs for women and lists 17 practical ways to increase daily protein intake.
Pope Leo calls on Monaco's wealthy to serve law and justice in his first foreign trip of 2026
Pope Leo XIV made the first modern papal visit to Monaco and urged residents to put their prosperity at the service of law and justice.
Yemen's Houthis strike Israel as U.S. Marines arrive in the region
Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis launched a missile at Israel, which reported no casualties or damage, and additional U.S. Marines have arrived in the Middle East as part of new deployments.
Arctic sea ice tied its smallest winter extent amid global March heat records
Arctic sea ice this winter tied the smallest measured winter peak at about 5.52 million square miles, and unusually warm March temperatures were reported across many regions.
Brain boost for seniors: Science-backed strategies show benefits
A large U.S. trial in 2025 found that combining exercise, diet, social activity and stress reduction improved cognitive scores in older adults; other research links physical activity, sleep quality, social connection, the MIND diet and new learning to better brain health.
GLP-1 pills for weight loss: 8 things to know before you start
GLP-1 pills are an oral alternative to injections that can help regulate appetite and support weight loss, but results differ among people and not everyone is an appropriate candidate.
