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Which US cities have the most single and married people?

Which US cities have the most single and married people?

Which US cities have the most single and married people? One of the most important decisions in someone’s financial life and beyond can be who they choose as a partner. Many factors may influence widespread local trends on singlehood and marriage, and many people may include this cultural influence

Brazilian jiu-jitsu is having its #MeToo moment

Brazilian jiu-jitsu is having its #MeToo moment

A #MeToo-style reckoning appears to be unfolding within Brazilian jiu-jitsu. In February 2026, Brazilian jiu-jitsu legend Andre Galvao was accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women, including a teenager who had trained at Atos Jiu Jitsu, the school Galvao co-founded in San Diego in 2008 that

Valerie Bertinelli Opens Up About Being Sexually Assaulted When She Was 11

Actress and former Food Network host Valerie Bertinelli has opened up for the first time about being sexually abused when she was 11 years old, revealing how it took a long time to get over the “shame” of it. Speaking to People ahead of the release of her new book,

Do No Harm claims racial discrimination in civil rights complaints against 2 health groups

(The Center Square) – Do No Harm filed two individual civil rights complaints against healthcare organization Kaiser Permanente and health center CommUnityCare for offering what it describes as racially discriminatory programs. Do No Harm Chief Medical Officer Dr. Kurt Miceli told The Center Square that Kaiser Permanente’s program in question

Nepal's Gen Z pins hopes on post-uprising elections

Nepal's Gen Z pins hopes on post-uprising elections

Six months after joining anti-corruption protests that rocked Nepal, 23-year-old Amrita Ban will vote in Thursday's election, hoping the new government will realise the movement's demands. Last September's violence, in which at least 77 people were killed, parliament set on fire

Canadians are choosing when to die, often with a smile

Canadians are choosing when to die, often with a smile

Jacques Poissant's suffering stopped the day he asked his daughter if it would be "cowardly to ask to be helped to die". The retired Canadian insurance adviser was 93, and "was wasting away" after a long battle with prostate cancer. "He no longer

Senate Judiciary confronts rise in child trafficking and sextortion

(The Center Square) - The Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday heard from witnesses about the growing number of instances of child sex trafficking and exploitation. Some senators say there is a need for increased resources and legislation to combat the rise in child trafficking and sexploitation of children, since the current