• Health

    Millions of American kids have an ADHD diagnosis. Are they being treated effectively? : NPR

    DAVE DAVIES, HOST: This is FRESH AIR. I’m Dave Davies. If you live in the United States, chances are good that you either are or know a parent whose child is being treated for ADHD – attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Last year, the Centers for Disease Control reported that more than 11% of American children had been diagnosed with ADHD – a record high. For 14-year-old boys, the figure was 21%. In a recent article for The New York Times magazine, journalist Paul Tough examines how ADHD is diagnosed and treated, often with commonly prescribed stimulants, such as ritalin and…

  • Business

    This is How So Many Business Owners Learned to Use AI for Automation

    Disclosure: Our goal is to feature products and services that we think you’ll find interesting and useful. If you purchase them, Entrepreneur may get a small share of the revenue from the sale from our commerce partners. AI tools are rapidly changing how businesses across industries operate. Whether you’re a business owner juggling a dozen responsibilities, a marketer trying to stay relevant, or a team lead looking for an edge, mastering tools like ChatGPT and automation is an essential skill. The ChatGPT & Automation E-Degree Bundle can seriously help you amp up that skillset, and it’s only $29.99 (reg. $790).…

  • Finance

    The Controversy Behind ‘Mindfulness’ – Why It Might Not Be What You Think

    Image by Chelsea Gates In recent years, mindfulness has taken the world by storm, with meditation apps, wellness retreats, and countless self-help books promoting its benefits. However, as mindfulness continues to gain mainstream popularity, a growing number of critics are challenging its effectiveness, origins, and potential drawbacks. While mindfulness might seem like the perfect solution to modern stress and anxiety, it’s not without its controversies. Here’s a closer look at why mindfulness might not be everything it’s cracked up to be. Mindfulness Isn’t a Cure-All for Mental Health Issues At its core, mindfulness is a practice that encourages being present…

  • Sports

    Your private sanctuary by the sea

    At Faith Sanctuary Resort, you are given your own private haven. Summer is the season of escape—a time to unwind, recharge, and enjoy life at a slower pace. But not all vacations are equal. The best ones? They happen in places that feel like they’re entirely yours, those that offer a sense of exclusivity. There is something special about staying in a property like this, where privacy is not an issue, amenities are yours alone to enjoy, and every detail is designed for comfort and ease just for you and your people. The huts themselves are a modern reimagining of…

  • Business

    ‘Tariff? What’s That?’: This CEO Says Tariff Uncertainty Is Actually Good For His Business

    John Santora, the CEO of WeWork, has revealed that the current economic uncertainty due to tariffs is driving an increase in business for the coworking space company. What Happened: Speaking at a recent summit, Santora highlighted the reluctance of companies to commit to long-term leases amidst the prevailing tariff uncertainty. During the summit, he pointed out that many businesses are holding back their investments to assess the potential impact of tariffs on their operations. This has led to WeWork witnessing a surge in lease extensions from existing clients and growing interest from new companies in their short-term leasing options. “So if we look at…

  • Sports

    NFL coach’s son behind Shedeur Sanders draft prank call

    One of the biggest stories of the 2025 NFL Draft — or: the biggest story if your name is Mel Kiper Jr. — was the unprecedented fall of Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders. The reasons behind his slide from projected first-round pick to Day 3 are manifold, but it sparked plenty debates and memes. It also sparked one of the forgettable moments of the draft: Sanders receiving a prank call on Thursday night from a person pretending to be New Orleans Saints general manager Mickey Loomis. Turns out, the person involved indeed had connections to the NFL: it was the son…

  • Finance

    Why Retirement Is Actually the Most Dangerous Time of Your Life

    Image by Aaron Burden Most people dream about retirement for years. After decades of hard work, it’s the reward that promises freedom, relaxation, and the ability to finally enjoy life on your terms. But behind the sunny images of beach vacations and rounds of golf, retirement can actually be one of the most dangerous periods of your life. The risks are real—and they don’t just come from finances. From physical health to mental well-being and even personal security, retirement challenges are serious, and they often catch people completely off guard. Understanding these hidden dangers is the first step toward protecting…

  • Business

    How to Handle Holiday Returns Season + Essential Checklist

    Key Takeaways Understanding the holiday returns season is essential for both consumers and retailers, highlighting the challenges and opportunities it presents. Clear and simplified return policies enhance customer satisfaction and encourage trust, making them crucial for small businesses during peak shopping times. Analyzing return patterns provides valuable insights into customer preferences and product performance, allowing businesses to adjust inventory and marketing strategies accordingly. Common reasons for returns include gift issues and quality concerns, emphasizing the importance of detailed product descriptions and rigorous quality control to minimize dissatisfaction. Implementing efficient return strategies such as extended return windows and easy exchange processes…

  • Sports

    Joo unshaken at the top as Cajucom triumphs again

    Ean Cajucom of Victoria Sports celebrates after crossing the finish. —CONTRIBUTED PHOTO CLARK, Pampanga—Ean Cajucom became the first double-lap winner of the MPTC Tour of Luzon on Sunday, and the 22-year-old from Marikina City is targeting a third straight stage win just to make a dent on the overall lead being held by South Korean ace Joo Dae-yeong. “My goal is not just to join these races, but to win them as well,” said Cajucom in Filipino after topping Stage 4 in three hours, 32 minutes and 45 seconds from Agoo in La Union to here, as Joo floated with…

  • Business

    Black Churches Rally Behind African American History Museum

    by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman April 27, 2025 The museum offers a membership for supporters to financial back the institution. Black churches are rallying behind the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture as Trump’s new order threatens its future. The support comes after Trump released an executive order on March 27 attacking the mission of the Smithsonian museums, directly mentioning the African American museum. The order left many concerned about the continuation of these exhibits under the Trump administration, leading Black clergymen to take a stand. Since then there has been reports of artifacts and exhibits are being removed…