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RELATED: The Palace Has Issued This “Warning Shot” to Harry & Meghan, Say Sources. On July 10, Chopra and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended Wimbledon, and all sat in the Royal Box. A recently emerged clip, obtained by the Daily Mail, features the royals’ entrance and seems to show that Chopra fixed her scarf and opted out of the audience applause as William and Kate arrived. A series of photos from the event seemed to show Chopra chatting with other members of the audience, but never the duke and duchess....

RELATED: If You Have Any of These 6 Supplements, Throw Them Out Now, FDA Warns. On Nov. 12, KraftHeinz announced that specific containers of Kool-Aid sold at Costco were being pulled from the market. The recall is specific to 82.5-oz. containers of Kool-Aid Tropical Punch Mix. The affected drink mixes have Best If Used By Dates of Aug. 31, 2021 and Sept. 1, 2021, written on the drink mix containers as “2023-08-31” and “2023-09-01,” respectively....

RELATED: Never Wear These 3 Kinds of Shoes If You Have Back Pain, Experts Warn. Sleeping on your stomach might seem comfy, but it can do serious damage. Resting on your stomach can cause your back to arch uncomfortably in your sleep, putting extra pressure on your spine. “This position puts the most pressure on your spine’s muscles and joints because it flattens the natural curve of your spine,” explain Raymond Jonathan Hah, MD, and Christopher Ornelas, MD, in a post for Spine Universe....

To reach a conclusion, we first looked at the number of people wearing a mask in every state according to COVIDcast (data as of Feb. 14, 2021). This provides a sense of how many people are following what’s become a fairly basic hygiene measure. Then, we examined the most recent data on the percentage of hospitals in each state that met all of The Leapfrog Group’s hand-hygiene protocols*. Finally, we factored in WalletHub’s dental health index....

American Airlines announced on June 26 that it would no longer block off middle seats in an effort to space people out. Quite the opposite, the airline said that it would return to full capacity flights starting July 1. (Since April, American has been flying at 85 percent capacity and only blocking half of all middle seats.) According to the statement, if a passenger feels uncomfortable being packed like sardines, then the carrier would try to accommodate by rebooking them on an emptier plane at no additional cost....

For many Americans, LeBron James is the face of voting. The survey found that the majority of respondents overall said that he has done the most out of any celebrity to raise awareness and motivate people to vote. He also ranked as the fourth most trustworthy celebrity when it comes to political or social issues in America. Among Black voters, he is the most trustworthy (67 percent) and he’s also the most likely to sway Gen Z voters (22 percent)....

1 Battlefield Brassiere The Army reports that the bra’s development began with a survey given to female soldiers on what functionality and design features should be incorporated into the ideal battlefield brassiere. Several prototypes are currently being tested ​​at the Army’s Combat Capabilities Development Command Soldier Center, or DEVCOM. 2 Designers Working on Multiple Fronts “This means that designers are evaluating options such as the inclusion of flame-retardant fabrics and expertly layered compression, structural and protective materials while also taking into account the importance of accurate sizing, reliable comfort, moisture management and breathability,” the Army reports....

RELATED: Delta Just Made This Permanent Change for All Passengers, Starting Now. The U.S. is currently facing a major pilot shortage. The Regional Airline Association has estimated that half of all the pilots in this country are set to retire in the next 15 years, ABC News recently reported. According to Bloomberg, an Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requirement that pilots retire once they turn 65 years old was already set to impact the aging industry, but when thousands of pilots accepted early requirement packages in 2020 as airlines tried to cut costs amid COVID shutdowns, the problem was further exacerbated....

READ THIS NEXT: Doctor Issues Major New Warning to All Americans—Including the Vaccinated. Amid the height of the Delta variant wave last year, officials around the U.S. chose to enact vaccine mandates as an attempt to mitigate the spread of COVID. Large companies such as United Airlines and Citigroup started requiring their employees to provide proof of vaccination to keep their jobs, while major cities like New York and Los Angeles began making patrons show vaccine cards before entering indoor businesses....

READ THIS NEXT: USPS Is Suspending Mail Delivery Here, Effective Immediately. The USPS appears to be working to stay ahead of the upcoming increased demand as it battles other ongoing problems. On Sept. 12, the agency issued a news release announcing several “critical investments” that have been made ahead of the 2022 holiday season. According to the Postal Service, preparations for this shipping season started back in January and are also part of the agency’s Deliver for America plan, which is a 10-year initiative it kickstarted in 2021 to help it become self-sustaining and high performing....

1 Stealing Thunder The TikTok video shows the bride walking towards a doorway to reveal her dress to her waiting bridesmaids. As she is about to walk out, Peer’s mother suddenly appears out of nowhere, startling the bride. The mother then walks right in front of the bride, blocking the view of her dress. Keep reading to learn more and see the video. 2 Outrage Commenters on the video were outraged....

RELATED: If You’ve Done This, You May Not Benefit From a Booster, Experts Say. Jeremy Levin, MD, former chairman of the Biotechnology Innovation Organization and founder of Ovid Therapeutics, says people should get their booster shot as soon as possible and as soon as it is recommended. “Waiting increases the probability that the immunity gained by the original vaccination will diminish,” Levin warns. This is particularly pertinent to at-risk Pfizer recipients who received their second dose at least six months ago, according to J....

Many Walgreens shoppers are worried about a major medication issue—and it could end up impacting you, if it hasn’t already. Read on to find out what problem the popular pharmacy is currently struggling with. READ THIS NEXT: Walgreens Is Under Fire for Allegedly Doing This With a Customer’s Medication. Picking up medication at Walgreens hasn’t been the easiest for customers recently. At the beginning of the year, COVID outbreaks and ongoing staffing struggles forced the popular drugstore to adjust hours and temporarily close a number of pharmacies throughout the U....

RELATED: This COVID Essential Is Disappearing From Store Shelves. It appears that Walmart is selling out of its rapid at-home COVID tests. Currently, the retailer’s online store lists all four of its rapid tests as out of stock. The only coronavirus tests available on Walmart.com are PCR collection kits, which cost anywhere from $95 to $950. One rapid test, BinaxNOW, is also sold online at Walmart’s sister company, Sam’s Club, but it’s listed as out of stock there, too....

RELATED: Never Use These Two Cleaning Supplies Together, CDC Warns. You know WD-40 is a powerful lubricant, useful for remedying a squeaky door, loosening a stubborn zipper, or oiling bike chains. But what you might not be aware of is that it has cleaning properties, too. “WD40 is a versatile cleaning agent that can be used on a variety of surfaces, including patio furniture,” says Jill Taylor, full-time homesteader and author of Happy Farmyard....

According to dermatologists, the shower may be great for getting your underarms clean and washing your hair, but it could be wreaking havoc on your face, which is one of the most sensitive skin areas of your body, especially if you’re someone who likes their daily rinse nice and hot. The truth is, a hot shower could be inadvertently creating some long-lasting damage to the skin on your face. “Hot water and temperatures will dilate blood vessels and capillaries,” Rachel Nazarian, MD, from Schweiger Dermatology Group, told Marie Claire....

RELATED: 10 Most Embarrassing Ways People Have Gone Viral This Year 1 Strange Behavior Court documents say Agbegninou walked up to the back of the plane mid-flight and stared at the exit door. A flight attendant asked her to either use the bathroom or return to her seat. Another flight attendant said Agbegninou asked to look out of the window. When she was denied her request, Agbegninou pushed past the crew and attempted to open the exit door at 37,000 feet....

READ THIS NEXT: Yosemite National Park Officials Say If You Hear This, “Quickly Get Away From the Area.” Of the many sights at Yellowstone, visitors often look forward to seeing wildlife in action. But wildlife is just that, and park rangers ask that you actively protect both the park and yourself. Risks increase depending on when you visit, and last month, park rangers reminded visitors about bison. Every summer, bison begin their mating season, or “rut,” where they “congregate in large herds to compete, socialize, and eventually breed,” officials said in an Aug....

RELATED: Major Airlines Are Now Banning This One Type of Mask. In a Sept. 2 press release, Sweden’s Ministry of Justice announced it would be peeling back entry for U.S. citizens as of Sept. 6, “based on information from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) on the severely deteriorated epidemiological situation” in the country. This means that U.S. travelers may no longer enter Sweden unless for essential travel reasons, even if they’re vaccinated....

READ THIS NEXT: Yellowstone National Park’s Roads Are “Melting”—Here’s What That Means for Visitors. With 423 sites, the U.S. National Park System provides plenty of opportunities to step out into well-preserved pieces of nature and experience them up close. But even the great outdoors can’t accommodate too many visitors descending upon it at the same time. According to data from the U.S. National Park Service (NPS), 44 of the most popular parks broke their annual attendance records in 2021—including six sites that had just broken them the previous year....