Experts say small changes in how we treat roads could cut salt use in half, saving communities money and protecting our waterways.

A day at the beach can do wonders for your soul—and your strands. Sure, it may leave your skin feeling tight, but there’s nothing like a dip in the ocean to leave your hair looking perfectly tousled ...

Social media can be a great place to discover weight loss tips, healthy recipe ideas, fitness routines, and other wellness hacks. One such tip that’s been circulating recently on TikTok and Instagram ...

Salt trucks, routinely used in Chicago winters to combat ice on roadways, were not deployed this weekend to deter ICE, the city said, despite claims made on social media videos. Chicago has been ...

A spokesperson for the Chicago Department of Streets and Sanitation said it deployed the salt trucks spotted in online videos between Sept. 5 and 7 to "support public safety efforts" at planned events ...

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Researchers at the American Heart Association meeting in Baltimore said few Americans are using salt substitutes, despite the benefits for people with high blood pressure. File Photo by Kevin ...

Most people with high blood pressure aren't skipping the salt shaker in favor of a salt substitute, according to a new study. Incredibly few Americans use salt substitutes, essentially waving aside a ...

Few people with high blood pressure were using salt substitutes, even though they are a simple and effective way to lower sodium intake and manage blood pressure, according to preliminary research ...

As the Palisades and Eaton fires continue to scorch Southern California, helpless spectators are raising questions about ...

The now-abandoned salt flats of South Caicos are getting some much-deserved attention from the island’s tourism industry. Here’s how to fully immerse yourself in its “white gold.” Salterra and Sail ...

The president does not have the power to unilaterally change voting laws, and any executive order regarding elections is likely to see immediate legal challenges. By Tyler Pager and Nick Corasaniti ...