WASHINGTON -- The University of Pennsylvania on Tuesday modified a trio of school records set by transgender swimmer Lia ...

Friday is the nation’s 249th birthday and while 2026 will bring larger celebrations for the semiquincentennial, the Fourth of July falling on a Friday — enabling many to enjoy a long weekend — is ...

Friday is the nation’s 249th birthday and while 2026 will bring larger celebrations for the semiquincentennial, the Fourth of July ...

Swimming in the ocean is not just great exercise; it also provides a connection to nature proponents say is especially ...

They’re more likely to never learn to swim, to never master the skills necessary to save ... effort to vastly increase water skills in Detroit’s children. She’s not alone, either; the Huron-Clinton ...

My legs tingle with the chill of the sea at daybreak. Then I plunge in as my body buzzes with the endorphins of a cold water ...

Before you pack up for the pool or beat it to the beach, here are some pointers that could help keep you out of hot water.

Always swim in designated areas with a lifeguard present, and never swim alone. Keep a close eye on children at all times and make sure they know the basics of water safety.

Drowning is the top cause of death in young kids. As pools and beaches reopen for the summer, emergency physician Dr. Leana Wen discusses important water-safety tips.

My parents didn’t swim, and I also never learned swimming growing up. Second, it’s hard for adults to properly supervise children swimming if they can’t swim themselves.

Never swim alone. Look before jumping into the water. Helping in emergencies by “reaching or throwing, not going. ...

Never swim alone. Wear a Life Jacket: When boating or participating in open-water activities, ensure children wear U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jackets appropriate for their weight and activity.