By Duncan Phenix According to the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation's "Most Probable 24-Month Study" published in March, Lake Mead was projected to have dropped to approximately 1,043.06 feet (above sea level). But, as of Monday morning, Lake Mead's water level was at 1,045.91, almost 3 feet above the projected level. |
By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech Young people are drinking less now than they did in prior generations. Many Gen Zers are abstaining from booze entirely. Experts and Gen Zers themselves connect the change to an awareness of the risks associated with alcohol. |
By Addy Bink The most common name for a U.S. town isn't named after anyone at all. It's more about the geography of the region. |
By Gianna Melillo First introduced in the 1930s, redlining refers to a discriminatory housing practice that took a disproportionate toll on Black communities. It officially ended in 1968 thanks to the passage of the Fair Housing Act. But numerous studies have found a link between the practice and poor modern day health outcomes. |
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By Gianna Melillo The rise follows an increase in substance use among this age group, experts say. But older adults are also especially vulnerable to overdosing: As adults age, their ability to digest certain substances decreases, raising their risk. |
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