CATEGORIES

Suspended Professor Files Bias Lawsuit

University of Pennsylvania professor Amy Wax has sued the Ivy League school over her suspension, arguing that it violated her First Amendment rights and has a racially discriminatory speech policy.

Filmmaker 'Saw Life in Extreme Close-Ups'

Filmmaker David Lynch, who created surreal shows and films such as \"Twin Peaks,\" \"Mulholland Drive\" and \"Blue Velvet,\" has died. He was 78 years old.

The Curse of Patrick Mahomes

As the Chiefs go for a three-peat, an entire generation of star quarterbacks hasn't had a sniff of the Lombardi Trophy

Sacred Waters

A new marine sanctuary protects part of California's Central Coast—and honors the land's original stewards.

Fit Check

There's no party quite like Carnival. Dana Givens dives in to the fashion behind the festivities.

ENCHANTED ISLANDS

An ivy-covered castle, camping by the seashore, and the power of a six-year-old's imagination: Leslie Jamison and her daughter find themselves transformed by a sojourn in southwestern Scotland.

As the River Rises

A changed landscape in northern Botswana is now a hot spot for wildlife year-round. Jessica Vincent checks in to the new safari camp giving explorers a front-row seat.

LET IT WASH OVER YOU

A visit to the Mississippi Gulf Coast is one of the last things Cinelle Barnes remembers before a health crisis turned her world upside down. A year later, she reflects on the kindness of strangers-and the cycle of rebirth in a land defined by storms.

Maternity Leave

Five months into motherhood, Brittani Sonnenberg was exhausted. After four days at a plush Mexican beach resort, she felt reborn.

Something Old,Something new

A new farmhouse build in Georgia becomes custom with a mixture of vintage furniture and art.

Cozy Comfort Food

A new cookbook to warm your heart, soul and farmhouse table with delicious new recipes.

Welcome Home: The Final Reveal

Join us as we tour our much-anticipated speculative build in Utah...Take in the breathtaking architectural and design elements, touches of charm and whimsy, and abundance of warmth.

Proudly Introducing our 2025 Brand Ambassador

Lynn Langford of Rochelle, GA won the hearts and votes of our community to capture the crown

Fit for Farmland

A new build puts down traditional farmhouse roots in the horse country of central New Jersey.

The New Sleep Guide of Your Dreams

Experts' rules of rest have shifted a lot—what to know now.

Protein Upgrade

Six ingredients, two sheet pans, one stellar chicken dinner for the fam

How to Fly Without Fear

Trying to stay calm on a bumpy airplane? WH asked experts for the best tips and tricks to quell flight anxiety.

Super Bowls

Introducing the WH game plan for nutrient-packed mixes of healthy goodness

Scent Energy

How one mystical aroma has made a comeback as a modern-day \"wellness fragrance.\" WH explores the power of palo santo.

Mantra Magic

Sometimes, all it takes is one little phrase to smash your goals.

LIGHT THERAPY

You've seen those LED face masks on social media and may be wondering, \"Do they work?\" The answer is more than a simple \"yes.\" In fact, experts are just beginning to understand how this energy and the sun's rays profoundly impact skin.

be a force

These five trainers each built a following by forging their own path in the wellness world. Now they're coleading the Women's Health Flex Challenge, 28 days of workouts you can customize for your unique goals. They're proof that strength comes in many forms— and they're here to help you unlock it within yourself. Let's go!

HOW WE HEALTH-CARE NOW

The whooooolllllle landscape has changed. Finally— finally-here is your everything guide to all the new services you keep hearing about, and how to game the system to get the care you need.

This Is Your Brain on Menopause

Jessica Shepherd, MD, a WH advisor, explains how your mind shifts during this body-altering phase in this excerpt from her book, Generation M: Living Well in Perimenopause and Menopause.

CIA admits it spied on Puerto Rican independence activists

The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has declassified documents showing that it monitored Puerto Rican independence groups from the 1960s through the 1980s.

Activists look for changes with U.N.'s Second International Decade for People of African Descent

The United Nations has launched a second International Decade for People of African Descent. This new decade - which officially began Jan. 1, 2025, and will continue until Dec.r 31, 2034 -will again employ a Permanent Forum on People of African Descent to document and highlight quality-of-life issues for Black people worldwide.

Ronald K. Brown brings EVIDENCE to the Joyce Theater

Ronald K. Brown/EVIDENCE returns to the Joyce Theater, to celebrate its 40th anniversary Jan. 14 -19 with a program of works that brings this outstanding company's ebullient brand of dance that melds traditional African, Afro-Cuban, modern dance and spoken word in contemporary choreography that pleases the eye and soothes the soul.

A review of 'A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical'

The Broadway production of \"A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical\" at Studio 54 is sho' nuff, a foot-stomping, hand-clapping powerhouse performance, projecting the exhilarating swinging times of the greatest trumpeter in jazz history. As Miles Davis once said, \"Everything we are trying to play, Pops [as Armstrong was fondly called] already played.\"

NYC advocates push for universal child care for 2-year-olds

A coalition of childcare advocates, families, and elected officials will march on City Hall with strollers on Sunday to launch their campaign for free child care for all New York City 2-year-olds.

Negotiators Reach Gaza Cease-Fire Deal

Representatives for Israel, Hamas set an agreement they had resisted for months