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Why Tens of Thousands Packed Santa Ana's Streets for El Grito Despite ICE Anxiety

More than 80,000 people packed Santa Ana's 2026 Fiestas Patrias despite ICE tensions. Here's what the record turnout reveals about the sanctuary city.

Latin Times · Sep 20

Don’t discount Reform because it’s had a bad year. In our angry, fragile democracy, anything can happen

Nigel Farage’s tactics are to play up the anxiety and resentment that people feel. Labour’s job is simple: to offer hope and change, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK · Sep 20

Quote of the day by Albert Einstein: 'I never think of the future — it comes soon enough.' Life lessons from motivational quote on excessive worry, action, mindfulness, anxiety, mental clarity, peace, true enjoyment and overthinking

Quote of the day by Albert Einstein, ‘I never think of the future — it comes soon enough,’ explains why people can benefit from focusing on the present instead of spending too much time worrying about what may happen. The saying connects with action, mindfulness, mental clarity, peace, anxiety and…

The Economic Times · Sep 19

Psychology says people who are scared of visiting a doctor may actually fear what happens before the appointment

For many people, anxiety about visiting a doctor begins long before they enter the clinic. The fear may come less from the appointment itself and more from imagining possible diagnoses, tests or bad news. Psychologists describe this as anticipatory anxiety, the worry or distress experienced while expecting a future event.

The Economic Times · Sep 18

Psychology says people who keep touching their hair on video calls may be responding to the ‘constant mirror’ effect

Video calls place people in the unusual position of watching themselves while simultaneously interacting with others. This can heighten awareness of appearance, increase self-monitoring and create pressure to manage how one comes across on screen. Repeatedly touching the hair, therefore, may sometimes be less about fixing the hair and more…

The Economic Times · Sep 18

Emily is barely scraping by after buying a house – and it’s taking a toll on her mental health

Exclusive: Mortgage holders say financial pressure is causing serious anxiety, as a study reveals the effects of debt stress and rising rates

The Guardian - AU · Sep 17

I’m nearly 30, a virgin and feel lonely. The manosphere is trying to draw me in – where else can I seek assurance?

The manosphere says this type of suffering is targeted neglect, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. But your suffering gives you the ability to make your part of the world better.

The Guardian - AU · Sep 17

Puffing His Cheeks to Ease Jaw Pain and Anxiety Blew Air into a Man's Salivary Glands

A 46-year-old man puffed his cheeks to ease jaw discomfort and anxiety. A CT scan found air in his salivary glands, a rare condition.

Medical Daily · Sep 17

Psychology says people who ace job interviews may share this one skill that has little to do with their resume

Performing well in an interview and performing well on the job require some of the same abilities, but success in one does not automatically predict success in the other. A highly capable employee may struggle to present themselves effectively when being evaluated, while a confident and polished candidate may give…

The Economic Times · Sep 17

Chanakya's 3 Lessons on Why Silence Is a More Powerful Response Than Any Word You Speak

The Lesson That Starts Before You Open Your MouthChanakya's counsel in the Arthashastra on a ruler's conduct returns to one discipline more than almost any other: control over speech. Not eloquence. Control. He wrote that a king who reveals his thinking through words before the moment demands it has already…

Times Life · Sep 17