wilpunt/E+/Getty Images Senior pranks run the gamut from hilarious hijinks to downright disrespectful. For example: that time my husband’s class broke into the headmaster’s office simply to leave a giant pile of candy? Hilarious. However, Brad K. and Mike R. (names changed to protect the not-so-innocent) tearing down every bulletin board throughout the high school and leaving the shredded papers and art projects scattered throughout the hallways? Well, they were always kind of jerks so it makes sense their senior prank was jerky. But it seems that the Class of 2025 has raised the bar with a truly heartwarming prank...
'The Testaments': Everything We Know About 'The Handmaid's Tale' Spinoff
Steve Wilkie/Disney Eight years ago, we met June Osbourne. Only at the time, we met her as Offred — a “handmaid” in the fictional(ish) totalitarian state known as Gilead, a patriarchal society that had overthrown the United States government in The Handmaid’s Tale. For six seasons, we’ve been following June as she fights the good fight to save her daughter Hannah and escape the clutches of their oppressors. And while the series officially ended on May 26, the finale did not wrap everything up in a tidy little bow. Rather, it teed up a spinoff that is already in the...
What Does RFK's MAHA Report Say About Our Kids? We Read It So You Don't Have To
Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images News/Getty Images If you’ve been listening to Robert Kennedy in any capacity over the past decade or so, chances are you will not be surprised by the contents of “The MAHA Report: Making Our Children Health Again.” The report, which reflects many concerns and conclusions of the so-called “Make American Healthy Again” movement championed by Kennedy, is a mix of sturdy science already supported by official government agencies and unproven conclusions rooted in questionable or misunderstood science. This 68-page document was prompted by an executive order in February, was drafted by the “MAHA Commission,” which includes Health...
Parents Are Sharing What They Did With Their First Kid That They'd Never Do With Their Second
Getty/Reddit You know how that first pancake never quite comes out the way you want it? And by the last pancake, you’ve got it down to a culinary art? Sometimes parenting can be the same way. We go into it with the best intentions, but, ultimately, it’s our first time doing something and we’re going to make mistakes. The second time through (and the third and so on) we’re going to have so much more experience and wisdom. Over on Reddit, user @gonnoisseur wanted to know what parents are doing differently on the second pancake. “What’s something you did with...