ADHD and autism, however, are distinct diagnoses. It’s entirely possible to have both ADHD and autism. When that happens (which it does quite often), it’s important to recognize and treat both disorders appropriately. In this article, you’ll explore how autism and ADHD are similar to and different from one another in their symptoms, causes, diagnosis, and treatment. Symptoms of Autism and ADHD Both autism and ADHD are described as neurodevelopmental disorders in the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5)....

As we watch the war unfold, “no limits” unfortunately appears to be an entirely correct moniker. While the West imposed sanctions to cripple Russia’s economy and cut off Russian President Vladimir Putin’s access to resources needed to wage his war, Russia turned to China. According to U.S. intelligence reports, at the start of the war, Russian military hackers waged a cyberattack on Ukrainian internet services, disrupting the country’s critical military communications....

I didn’t anticipate this. When one of our translators confided last July that he hadn’t even told his wife, let alone his neighbors, that he worked for Americans, I was skeptical. “She talks a lot,” he explained. It turned out NEWSWEEK’s other Iraqi staffers had done the same–and for good reason. As the months went by, and the military became harder to hit, the insurgents turned to soft targets. In the last few weeks, terrorists have repeatedly attacked Iraqis working for Western journalists, killing translators for both Time and Voice of America....

So how do Stephen and Ayesha Curry handle parenting a two-year-old viral sensation? In a piece for Time magazine, Ayesha explains what happens in the Curry household and how things have changed since little Riley burst onto the national scene. MORE: Riley shows off her dance moves | Riley gets her own awesome NBA2K cover “All the hoopla and excitement of Stephen playing for the Golden State Warriors in the NBA Playoffs has really put our life into perspective,” Ayesha wrote....

The subvariant has made headlines this year after being behind an increasingly high proportion of cases in countries such as Denmark—where most new COVID cases are now BA.2—and the U.K. The variant has also been found to a lesser extent in the U.S., where according to the variant tracking tool Outbreak.info as of Monday, it had been reported in 47 states. Outbreak.info uses data submitted to the virus genome database GISAID....

The CPSC said “public health and safety” necessitated its warning to “immediately stop using” the Podster loungers because Leachco is “refusing” to issue a voluntary recall. Leachco issued a statement of its own disputing the CPSC’s warning and saying the loungers in question are not intended for sleeping. A Leachco spokesperson told Newsweek both deaths mentioned by the CPSC occurred when the infant loungers were used in either a crib or a bed while other soft items were within reach....

Officers were called to the scene shortly after 3:15 a.m. to reports that a dog had mauled a baby to death at the scene. Those attending found a “small infant that had sustained injuries consistent with a canine attack” at the property. Personnel from the Hampton Division of Fire & Rescue pronounced the baby dead at the scene. The infant’s age was not disclosed. Police said the infant had been sleeping in bed with its parents....

There are two main soft spots, one on top of the head and the other at the back of the head. Each has a distinct shape and size. Certain conditions can change the appearance of the soft spots, which may indicate abnormalities in development. However, a change in appearance can be temporary and normal. This article looks at the anatomy and function of baby soft spots and what to look out for as they change and close....

The top pick in last year's NBA Draft contributed 19 points and 10 rebounds, both career highs, in the Cleveland Cavaliers' 109-99 victory over the Sacramento Kings. In fact, Bennett has been ... less of a bust the past two-plus weeks. He's averaging 9.4 points and 5.1 rebounds in his past eight games, boosting his season averages to ... 2.4 and 2.0, respectively. "You're starting to see a little bit of what we see in practice and the reason why we drafted him," Cavaliers coach Mike Brown told reporters....

Memphis Police said they responded to a call about an abandoned baby on Wednesday evening. When police arrived at the scene, they found the baby on the sidewalk under the breezeway of the building. He was quickly transported to a local hospital in non-critical condition. Nearby neighbors who witnessed the baby told Fox13 they believed the infant was only a few hours old because his umbilical cord was still attached....

Taking B. coagulans and other probiotic supplements while taking antibiotic medications is sometimes recommended to guard against gastrointestinal side effects and yeast infections. In alternative medicine, dietary supplements containing Bacillus coagulans may be used to relieve symptoms of colitis, Crohn’s disease, and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), as well as to help heal the lining of the intestines and combat leaky gut syndrome. B. coagulans is believed to stimulate the immune system....

Colbern, who denied ever knowing McVeigh, is just one of countless leads in the case pursued and abandoned by the FBI. Now McVeigh’s lawyers want to sift them again in an effort to cast doubt on the government’s case that McVeigh acted alone–and delay, or perhaps overturn, his June 11 execution. Mentions of Colbern in some of the documents the Feds turned over last month may aid the cause....

F.I.L.T.H.: Euphemism for Failed in London, Try Hong Kong Taihong yen (astronaut): Chinese businessman who commutes between his Hong Kong job and his family tucked away in North America Yim hung (red dye): Public Hong Kong companies whose stock issues are gobbled up by mainland China concerns British “NO’ passport: The British National (Overseas) passport, which allows Chinese nationals to travel freely throughout the Commonwealth but prohibits them from gaining British residency

At least four new fall shows announced last week center on institutions of secondary education (and primary angst). There’s clique-ridden Jacqueline Kennedy High, the setting for the WB’s “Popular,” in which a girl navigates the adolescent caste system. Fox’s “Manchester Prep” is a ritzy place where Clearasil-wielding Machiavellians duke it out for social supremacy. NBC’s “Freaks and Geeks” centers on “a wacky tribe of underachievers.” “Roswell,” on the WB, puts a spin on the teen-alienation theme when a student discovers that some of her classmates are from out of town–way out of town....

But most of Kinshasa’s 5 million people welcomed the rebels with praise and thanksgiving. As the first columns strutted into town from the airport, singing their marching songs, there was little violence. Far behind his own front lines, the new rul er of Zaire issued a statement grandly referring to himself in the third person: ““Mr. Laurent Desire Kabila assumes from today the functions of the head of state of the Democratic Republic of the Congo....

It’s quiet out there in the building business. Too quiet. Drafting tables stand empty and Luxo lamps are dark in design studios across the country as the architectural profession buckles under the worst recession since the early ’70s. “For 15 years, we were used to hyperactivity and late nights,” says James Polshek, whose New York firm is half the size it was five years ago. “Now at 6 o’clock, it’s dead....

Like Marty, more and more college students are ending the party in the emergency room. At Boston College, the number of students hospitalized for alcohol related problems has doubled since last year. Three students recorded blood-alcohol levels of .30 percent (.10 percent is legally drunk in Massachusetts) and two more were reportedly near death from alcohol poisoning this fall. At the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, 80 percent of weekend visits to health services are alcohol related....

When Majority Leader Tom Daschle, his voice shaking with rage, demanded an apology from the president for implying that the Democrats were unpatriotic, he was correct on the merits. President Bush attacked legitimate questions about labor conditions at the Homeland Security Department with a spurious shaft of patriotism: argue about the rights of workers in this new office with the disconcertingly Soviet name, and you are “not interested in the security of the American people....