Articles by John Johnson
Generally speaking, Americans appear to be a tired bunch. A new CDC analysis finds that nearly one in three US adults (30.5%) falls short of the recommended seven hours of sleep a night, and only a b�...
"Others are going to follow suit," human resources exec Beth Steinberg tells the newspaper. Essentially, the thinking has flipped: Big teams are now seen as a drag, not a prize, and AI offers both so�...
A growing number of homeowners are turning into what Zillow calls "accidental landlords." That is, after failing to sell their homes, these homeowners are turning them into rentals. A Zillow analysis�...
Alamo Drafthouse built its reputation on being the place that would toss you for touching your phone during a movie. David Ehrlich argues in IndieWire that in 2026, it's now requiring you to pull tha�...
Patrick Kane of the Detroit Red Wings is now the top American player in the NHL record books. The 37-year-old picked up an assist in the second period of Thursday night's game to notch his 1,375th po�...
Two years after the FDA approved a unique pill designed to treat postpartum depression, an analysis at Scientific American provides an optimistic update: It's working. The drug, zuranalolone, "has si�...
Physicists at Loughborough University in the UK have laid claim to building what they call "the world's smallest violin." But as the BBC explains, it can't be played. In fact, it can't even be seen e�...
Turns out sunlight might be good for more than your mood. A story at Scientific American explores mounting evidence that UV light could help treat autoimmune diseases like MS, Crohn's, and rheumatoid�...
