Cornell president vows transparency amid outrage over fraternity rape case

Letter From the Editor-in-Chief: Is Worrying About Sleep Keeping Us Awake. A recent study found that a lack of REM and deep sleep is linked to higher risks of dozens of diseases. Credit: Getty A new study analyzing wrist tracker data from 95,000 people found that higher amounts of REM and deep sleep were linked to a lower risk of 83 diseases combined, including dementia, hypertension, and Parkinson’s. Nearly 70% of Americans say anxiety disrupts their sleep – and for some, the sleep trackers meant to help may be making it worse, a phenomenon researchers call orthosomnia. Healthline’s Editor-in-Chief Robin.

'Anger in the streets': Tens of thousands protest in Spain over housing crisis. More than 50 protests took place on Saturday after the government failed to get emergency legislation through parliament.

Zimbabweans struggle to rebuild after fleeing xenophobia in South Africa. Returnees face economic hardship and limited support as they try to rebuild in Zimbabwe.

Ethiopian government troops seize Tigray’s capital Mekelle. Ethiopia’s government forces say they’ve seized Mekelle from Tigray fighters after a week of intense battles.

Eating More Protein Might Not Be as Healthy as You Think. A comprehensive look at scientific research to date points to unexpected benefits from consuming less protein, challenging the surging popularity of protein-packed meals and snacks. The research also raises a bigger question: How much protein do we really need?

Serbian populist leader Vucic launches campaign for prime minister. Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic is seeking to extend his hold on power through a parliamentary vote.