Broncos great Demaryius Thomas had Stage 2 CTE, report says
DENVER (KDVR) – A new report released from the New York Times on Tuesday morning says that former Denver Broncos great Demaryius Thomas had Stage 2 chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) when
Read MoreUS stealth fighters arrive in South Korea amid tensions with North
U.S. Air Force F-35 stealth fighter jets arrived in South Korea on Tuesday to conduct flight operations alongside their South Korean counterparts amid tensions with North Korea. The aircraft are expected to fly with several others over South Korea and surrounding waters as part of a 10-day training mission, U.S. Forces Korea said in a statement. South Korean F-35 aircrafts are expected to fly with the American aircraft. “The familiarization and routine training flights will enhance the interoperability of the two Air Forces to perform and operate on and around the Korean
Read MoreMost Americans have poor cardiometabolic health
Story at a glance Researchers evaluated Americans across five health factors, including blood pressure, blood sugar, blood cholesterol, adiposity, overweight and obesity, and whether they had heart related disease. They found only 6.8 percent had excellent levels across the five indicators. For the study, researchers looked at
Read MoreCherelle Griner says Brittney Griner is 'struggling': ‘I will not be quiet anymore’
Cherelle Griner said in an interview early Tuesday that she will "not be quiet anymore” and that her wife, WNBA star Brittney Griner, “is struggling" while being detained in Russia. "Initially, you know, I was told ... we're going to try and handle this behind [the] scenes and, you know, let's not raise her value and you know, stay quiet and, you know, I did that. And respectfully, we're over 140 days at this point, that does not work, and so I will not be quiet anymore,” Cherelle Griner said on “CBS Mornings.” “I will find that balance of, you know, harm versus help in
Read MoreThis is the wrong time to cut environmental protection
Years of declining resources and stagnant funding have brought the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to a point where it no longer has the resources to fully protect public health and our nation’s environment. The Washington Post recently reported that a “lack of resources and workers” has undercut the agency’s ability “to inspect facilities, measure co
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