Today's Catch Up
Michigan Nurse Accused of Breaking Premature Baby’s Bones in Hospital
Supreme Court allows Trump administration to use citizenship database ahead of midterms
Teen suspect arrested after 17-year-old shot dead near Houston high school
Mamdani-backed socialist arrested at anti-Netanyahu protest outside UN
What your eyebrows say about your thyroid
There's a little-known thyroid test you can do in your bathroom mirror.
It's called the "Queen Anne Sign."
Take a look at the outer third of your eyebrows. If they're thinning or disappearing, your thyroid may be lacking one key mineral needed to produce T3 and T4 hormones.
Most doctors don't routinely test for this deficiency, so your labs can look "normal" while your body tells a different story.
One thyroid specialist has helped over 43,000 women uncover this hidden issue with a simple morning ritual.
Ex-mistress gets emotional reading texts during testimony in former 'American Idol' contestant's murder trial
The former mistress of an Ohio man accused of fatally shooting his wife in their bedroom and allegedly staging the crime scene to make it seem like an intruder broke into their home took to the stand again on Thursday, getting emotional at times as she spent hours reading messages shared between the two in the months leading up to his wife's death.
CNN, MS NOW and Politico allowed back at the White House after judge blocked Trump’s ban
CNN, MS NOW and Politico journalists were allowed back at the White House on Thursday, nearly a week after President Donald Trump banned them. They were reinstated after a judge ruled that the administration had to temporarily restore their access.
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American Fact of the Day!
On September 26, 1774, Johnny Appleseed was born in Massachusetts. The legendary pioneer became famous for planting apple nurseries across the American frontier, helping early settlers establish orchards and new communities.
