Weight-loss drugs for children, the widening family divide, a looming shift in America’s housing market and a new scientific search for Noah’s Ark are all on today’s docket.

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The World Health Organization has issued its first global guidelines for treating childhood and adolescent obesity. As drugs such as Wegovy reshape adult medicine, health officials are drawing a much sharper line when it comes to children.

Kim Kardashian’s five-nanny household is easy celebrity fodder, but it also opens the door to a serious economic question. Has America made larger families a practical option mainly for the very rich?

Millions of homes owned by baby boomers and the Silent Generation could change hands over the next decade. The coming housing shift sounds promising for frustrated buyers, but the types of homes entering the market may complicate the picture.

Researchers are drilling deep into a mysterious boat-shaped formation near Mount Ararat. New soil samples could revive one of history’s oldest religious and archaeological debates, but faith, geology and hard evidence do not always travel in the same vessel.

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A lawsuit in Maine is raising troubling questions about ICE, Palantir and the surveillance of Americans who observe immigration operations. Information collected for one purpose can travel across interconnected federal systems, creating consequences far beyond the original encounter. We examine how that expansion could discourage lawful protest, political criticism and public oversight protected by the First Amendment.

North Carolina’s so-called “homewrecker” law has returned to the spotlight after a lawsuit involving a former NASCAR driver. The unusual case also carries striking similarities to the legal fight surrounding former Arizona senator Kyrsten Sinema. We look at the old common-law claims that allow betrayed spouses to pursue the alleged third party and why these lawsuits remain alive in only a handful of states.

Kid Rock and Eminem are recording together despite occupying opposite ends of America’s political divide. Their collaboration has reopened a larger debate about friendship, artistic partnership and whether working with someone amounts to endorsing that person’s beliefs. Music has carried political meaning for generations, and even the guest list can make a statement.

Finally, an older couple’s unexpected romance offers a warm entry into dating, intimacy and companionship inside senior communities. Their story leads to a broader look at loneliness, the social realities of assisted living and the complicated questions facilities face when residents seek privacy, affection and second chances.

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Today, we examine a federal voter-fraud investigation facing serious questions, student unrest sweeping France, new science challenging how we understand ADHD, and a dating app betting on marriage and old-fashioned courtship.

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The Department of Homeland Security launched an initiative to identify noncitizens illegally registered to vote. Now court filings are raising troubling questions about the government’s data, its investigative methods and what can happen when someone’s name enters a powerful federal screening system.

French high school students are blockading campuses over overcrowding, teacher shortages and deteriorating buildings. As demonstrations spread nationwide, clashes with police, mass detentions and accusations of political interference are turning an education dispute into a major test for Emmanuel Macron’s government.

ADHD may be real, treatable and badly named. A major brain-imaging study is challenging the familiar belief that stimulant medications work by correcting an attention deficit, pointing scientists toward a different explanation for distraction, restlessness and difficulty completing everyday tasks.

The killing of a New York Times Games executive has exposed a years-long family battle involving divorce, child custody, restraining orders, mental-health crises and competing allegations of abuse. Newly uncovered court records reveal a grim history behind the arrests, while the motive for the deadly confrontation remains unanswered.

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