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9 lives and more? 60 years of groundbreaking medical advancements have improved cat health and longevity.

1 week ago | stacker.com | Colleen Kilday

With more than 350 million beloved cat companions in homes across the globe, the veterinary community has focused on research to keep them around for as long as possible. Cat owners today can expect their feline friends to live an average of 13 to 17 years. This is partially attributable to shifts in attitudes about indoor and outdoor domestic cats. In the United States, approximately 3 in 5 cats (63%) are indoors only.
Why chocolate is ridiculously expensive right now

1 week ago | stacker.com | Ayurella Horn-Muller

Just four West African countries are the foundation of an industry worth more than $100 billion. In the tropical nations of Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Cameroon, and Nigeria, rows of cacao trees sprout pods bearing dozens of seeds. Once harvested, these humble beans are dried, roasted, and processed into something beloved worldwide. Chocolate has been coveted for millennia and, particularly on Valentine's Day, is an unmistakable token of love.
How to help employees adapt to AI in the workforce

1 week ago | stacker.com | Shari Simpson

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming workplaces, boosting efficiency, and reshaping job roles. According to a 2024 Gartner poll, 59% of CEOs believe AI will have the biggest impact on their business in the next three years. However, about a third expect it to deliver a more than 15% boost in worker productivity within the next two years.
A Ninja Warrior competitor's Hot Wheels collection is so vast, it caught Mattel's attention

1 week ago | stacker.com | Palak Jayswal

Ian Weber's office in Lehi, Utah, is a shrine to his accomplishments. Like other home offices, it's full of photos, awards and memorabilia that mean the world to him. But here, all the picture frames, trophies and knickknacks connect to one thing: Hot Wheels. The wall behind his desk is full of cars, still encased in their original shiny plastic and carefully displayed.
How sparkling water can make your fitness plan pop

1 week ago | stacker.com | Lindsay Curtis

With its fizzy bubbles and refreshing taste, sparkling water can be a popular choice for those looking for a healthier alternative to soda and a more enticing option than plain water. So, is sparkling water good for weight loss, too? It can be—that is, however, when paired with a healthy diet and regular exercise. As a zero-calorie substitute for sugary drinks, unflavored (keyword) sparkling water can be a smart way to stay hydrated without adding extra calories.
4 great Mother's Day wine gifts for 2025

1 week ago | stacker.com | Vicki Denig

Mother's Day is the perfect occasion to show appreciation for the incredible moms in our lives, and what better way to celebrate than with a thoughtfully curated wine gift? As always, having a few tips to lead you to the perfect gift is always a good idea, and our expert team has a few recs to share. From crisp bottles of bubbly to rich, full-bodied red, Sommsation put together a list of the best wine gifts for Mother's Day 2025.
'Barberry And Saffron': Bakery startup bringing a taste of Iran to Brooklyn

1 week ago | stacker.com | Alissa Quart

Pixel-Shot // Shutterstock At the Crown Heights, New York, Whoopsie Daisy bar in Brooklyn, on a sunny fall afternoon, patrons drank natural wines while their children ran around the outdoor garden. Little dogs peeped out from under tables or the tops of backpacks. Modish twentysomethings took turns playing music on their cellphones. While the location was a bar, the snacks on offer were not nachos or day-old pretzels.
The Canadian government raised doubts about a climate scientist's LNG research. He says they sounded like fossil fuel lobbyists

2 weeks ago | stacker.com | Carl Meyer |Matt Simmons

The oil and gas industry has often forged a close relationship with the government, including when the environment department allowed oil and gas lobbyists to discuss decarbonization at a national pavilion during an international climate event in 2022. It's unclear how close this relationship runs.
Country-pop star Kelsea Ballerini salutes fans who have followed her from small venues to arena shows

2 weeks ago | stacker.com | Palak Jayswal

On Saturday night at the Delta Center, country-pop musician Kelsea Ballerini went through four outfit changes, played around two dozen songs and danced her way through confetti explosions and pyrotechnics happening around her on stage. But she—along with her fans—also crossed something off their shared bucket lists: Performing (and seeing her perform) at her first arena show in Utah, The Salt Lake Tribune reports.
Everything you need to know about bird flu

2 weeks ago | stacker.com | Amber Dance

As birds migrate south for the winter, they bring H5N1 to poultry farms. Most infected chickens will die, and the primary defense is culling. In the U.S., more than 166 million chickens have been culled since 2022, though a lull in cases led egg prices to dropin early March 2025. To prevent spread, biosecurity has become the key watchword. For poultry farmers, that means a variety of things such as limiting human interaction with flocks, washing hands and boots, and wearing face masks.