Reese’s Rules Halloween: Here’s What To Know About Peanut Allergies

Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups rank among America’s top Halloween treats, raising questions about peanut allergy safety during trick-or-treating.

Centene Reports Small Loss As CEO Says Health Insurer On Track For ‘Faster Recovery’

Centene reported a $71 million third quarter loss though much improved over the year-ago period as the health insurer gets a handle on costs dogging the industry.

When The Election Ends, Congress Must Solve Healthcare’s Harsh Math

Addressing America’s $5.7 trillion healthcare spending crisis takes more than candidates promising relief. It requires congressional action through two promising paths.

‘Maxxing’ Is Dictionary.com’s 2026 Word Of The Year. Here’s Why

“Maxxing” is Dicitionary.com’s 2026 Word of the Year because there have been so many different “maxxing” trends on social media like “looksmaxxing” and “fibermaxxing.”

Sarah Rafferty On Her Father’s, Grandmother’s Alzheimer’s Disease

Sarah Rafferty, who played Donna on Suits, talks about losing her grandmother to Alzheimer’s Disease and helping her mother care for her father who also has AD.

Elevance Health Reports $1.3 Billion Profit As Insurer’s Costs Ease

Elevance Health reported third quarter net income of $1.36 billion as the company’s Medicare and Obamacare costs fell, prompting an improved full-year earnings outlook.

Kings’ Ben Simmons Comeback Paused By Season-Ending Achilles Tear

After a promising pre-season, Sacramento King Ben Simmons was aiming to play in his first NBA regular season game since April 2025 but suffered an Achilles tendon tear.

Jalen Hurts Suffers Pulmonary Embolisms After Blood Clots In Legs

It’s not completely clear what happened with the care of Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts, who developed deep vein thromboses and pulmonary embolisms.

Business Schools Need To Teach Moral Courage. Shutting Them Down Won’t Help.

Business school is an easy target, but it isn’t the disaster that Christopher Marquis says that it is in the pages of the New York Times.

6,488 Veteran Lives Lost, But Gaps And Unknowns Remain

In 2024, 6,488 American veterans died by suicide. But the most consequential finding in a new Report is that nearly 1/2 of all vets are not even engaged with the system.