Articles

  • 2 weeks ago | irunfar.com | Zoë Rom

    In April 2025, the Trump administration announced a nearly immediate implementation of sweeping new tariffs, with proposed increases that could drive total effective duties on some imports, particularly from China, to up to 145%. Just four days later, following a steep downtrend in various U.S. economic markers, implementation was paused for 90 days, except for tariff rates on imports from China, pushing the tentative enforcement date to early July.

  • 2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Zoë Rom

    15 hours agoWe tested top-rated hydration supplements to find the best options for athletes, weekend warriors, and anyone sweating in the heat. Whether you're an endurance athlete, the most valuable player of your weekend softball league, or just trying to stay ahead of dehydration on a scorching day, an …

  • 2 weeks ago | truthdig.com | Zoë Rom

    Selling off federal public lands, once a fringe idea, is now gaining traction among Republicans in Congress, the courts and in the White House. President Donald Trump has proposed using the money from such sales to offset the cost of extending his 2017 tax cuts, which would massively increase the federal budget. In March, the U.S. Senate narrowly voted down an amendment that would have banned selling public land to balance the federal budget.

  • 3 weeks ago | hcn.org | Zoë Rom |Gretchen King

    Selling off federal public lands, once a fringe idea, is now gaining traction among Republicans in Congress, the courts and in the White House. President Donald Trump has proposed using the money from such sales to offset the cost of extending his 2017 tax cuts, which would massively increase the federal budget. In March, the U.S. Senate narrowly voted down an amendment that would have banned selling public land to balance the federal budget.

  • 1 month ago | news.ultrasignup.com | Zoë Rom

    Breaking the Age Barrier: How One Researcher is Changing the Game for Older Ultrarunners Ken Ward’s research on aging in ultrarunning could redefine how older athletes train, race, and recover. What’s your Reaction? +1 +1 +1 Ken Ward’s interest in research is born from personal experience. Ward started trail running in 1999 as a way to train for mountaineering but quickly fell in love with long days on the trail.