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If you're a parent of a high schooler or a college student planning to re-enroll next fall, there's a date you need to know: the 2027–28 FAFSA has opened, and the U.S. Department of Education says this marks the second consecutive year it has launched the form earlier than its original schedule. That's good news for families — but only if you're ready to move on it. Why the early...

Winning the lottery is usually imagined as a solution to life's problems. A paid-off house. No more financial stress. More freedom. More time with family. But new research suggests a sudden increase in wealth can also change relationships in unexpected ways — including who gets married, who has children and, in some cases, who gets divorced. A study highlighted by PsyPost examined tens of thousands of lottery players in Sweden and found...

Artificial intelligence may live in the cloud, but the infrastructure powering it is increasingly becoming a very local issue. That reality was on full display in Memphis on October 6, 2026, when a highly anticipated City Council vote over a proposed data center moratorium ended amid protests, arguments and a physical altercation outside the council chamber. According to Action News 5, more than 100 people attended the meeting, where council...

If you've tried to figure out when to get your flu shot this year, you're not imagining things: the guidance is genuinely messier than usual. For the first time in recent memory, some major independent medical groups have issued their own vaccine recommendations that don't line up cleanly with federal guidance, leaving a lot of people unsure who to listen to. Here's what's actually changed, and a straightforward plan...