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Hospitals Bought AI to Catch Drug Theft, but the Alerts Still Need People Trained to Read Them

Drug diversion software monitors millions of hospital transactions, but the failure point is usually staffing rather than the algorithm.

Medical Daily

The threat of nuclear weapons is greater than ever. Here’s how international law can help

The outlook for nuclear arms control is desolate in all three of its dimensions – risk reduction, non-proliferation and outright elimination. The important agreements of the past are dead or on life support. And the recent behaviour of the actors that matter most – the United States, Russia and China…

The Conversation

I added a gang notoriety system to GTA 5, but it mostly seems to make them murder everyone except me

Which, you know, is positive I guess.

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More Than Half of 51 Longevity Interventions Moved No Aging Clock, and Senolytics Went Both Directions

A Nature Medicine analysis ran 16 epigenetic clocks across 51 longevity studies. Most interventions moved nothing, and senolytics disagreed.

Medical Daily

In 1943, families displaced from a North Carolina town were promised a road home; 83 years later, the seven-mile ‘Road to Nowhere’ still ends above their lost village

The Road to Nowhere ultimately represents much more than an unusual dead-end highway in North Carolina. It is a reminder of the human cost that can accompany enormous infrastructure projects and national priorities.

The Economic Times

How to know if you are 401(k) rich or poor

Making 401(k) withdrawals is allowed by the IRS but dipping into retirement savings for emergencies is a bad sign

The Independent UK

The Backlash Against Data Centers Is Bipartisan, Nationwide, and Wrong

From Texas to Ohio, political candidates are backing voters’ bad arguments for opposing data centers.

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The Jalapeño Salmonella Outbreak Has Reached 32 States — Check These Foods in Your FridgeThe Jalapeño Salmonella Outbreak Has Reached 32 States — Check These Foods in Your Fridge

Federal health authorities and the CDC are tracking a fast-growing, multi-state outbreak of Salmonella Javiana infections tied directly to fresh jalapeño peppers. The contamination has now impacted 32 states, leading to dozens of hospitalizations and forcing widespread supply chain investigations. While initial illnesses were clustered around popular Mexican-style restaurant chains…

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Reacher season 4 fans have forgotten that the hit Prime Video crime drama is supposed to be 'dumb' fun — and that's part of a bigger problem

We're halfway through Reacher season 4 and divided opinions are flying across the internet like there's no tomorrow. But have we all forgotten something important?

TechRadar

Montana Now Licenses Clinics to Sell Treatments the FDA Has Not Approved, and the Rules Are Live

Montana's licensing rules for experimental treatment centers took effect in July. A state license is not a finding that a therapy works.

Medical Daily

Baby boomers are collecting 265% of what they paid into Social Security—and millennials are paying the price

"The reality is that Social Security is not a savings program where workers’ payroll tax contributions are saved in an account and used to pay their benefits."

Fortune

How Ecuador became a global cocaine hub

For decades, discussions about Latin America’s cocaine trade have tended to focus on the same places. Colombia and Peru produce much of the world’s coca, while Mexico’s cartels dominate trafficking into the US. But between these known parts of the supply chain, another country has quietly become important: Ecuador.

The Conversation

Why Women With Good Jobs Still Need a “Walk-Away Fund”

A strong salary can create security, but it does not guarantee financial freedom when life changes suddenly. A layoff, relationship breakdown, caregiving crisis, relocation, or unhealthy workplace can turn yesterday’s comfortable paycheck into today’s urgent problem. That is why even women with successful careers can benefit from maintaining a walk-away…

Budget and the Bees

A Miami Mechanic Spent 46 Years Building a Life. ICE Flew Him 1,100 Miles Past the Border to Get Rid of Him.

A Miami mechanic with 46 years in the U.S. was flown to Tapachula, Mexico. Here's what checks out, what's exaggerated, and what's still unresolved.

Latin Times

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In 2008, University of Michigan researchers won a $2 million grant to make parked EVs feed power back to the grid. 18 years later, some firms have reached commercial offerings, turning some parked cars into grid-connected batteries

In 2008, University of Michigan researchers received a $2 million grant to test a simple premise: drawing power back from parked vehicles. Eighteen years later, that lab experiment has become a working commercial reality. Automakers and utility companies now link parked electric cars into coordinated battery networks. During peak demand,…

Medical Daily

Everyday Pesticide Exposure in Pregnancy Showed No Link to Autism Traits in 3,339 Mother and Child Pairs

A federally funded study of 3,339 pregnancies found no link between common pesticide exposure and autism traits. What the result does not cover.

The Economic Times

Putin to attack Europe? ‘Just don’t do it’, CIA chief’s warning to Russian President revealed amid fears of drone attacks and NATO conflict

Fears of a wider Russia-Europe conflict are growing as Russian drone attacks fuel concern over Moscow’s next move. A reported CIA chief warning to Putin, “Just don’t do it” not to escalate the conflict in Ukraine. The reported visit comes as tensions between Moscow and the UK have also risen…

Euronews

Warsh's first Jackson Hole: Bond yields, a Treasury rescue and sticky inflation

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh delivers his first Jackson Hole address on Friday with long-term borrowing costs elevated, inflation above target and the US Treasury already intervening in bond markets to do what monetary policy has not.

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$30M NY State Program Pays Local Police to Hand Immigrants to Border Patrol

Despite New York's ban on 287(g) agreements, state funding for federal Operation Stonegarden patrols continues to funnel local police encounters into Border Patrol custody

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Area 51 Was Finally Demystified By The CIA, After Decades Of Rumors About Aliens And UFO Sightings

Area 51 is a land shrouded in mystery and plagued with rumors, but in 2013, the CIA actually revealed what really happens there. Much to the disappointment of conspiracy theorists, it had nothing to do with aliens or UFOs, but with secret military operations. Read the whole article to uncover…

The Independent UK

How to avoid a Social Security cut? Lawmakers race to save retirement benefits

Democrat Dick Durbin and Republican Bill Cassidy are spending their final months as senators attempting to protect tens of millions of Social Security beneficiaries from a projected 22% cut starting in six years

We Got This Covered

Arizona cult leader serving 50 years gets another 24 for hauling young girls in trailer, witness saw fingers desperately poking through gaps in doors

Victim "endured things that should have never happened to me as a child.”

The Conversation

Crocodiles as prison guards: Israeli moat plan dehumanizes Palestinian prisoners

When Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir proposed surrounding a prison holding Palestinian security detainees with Nile crocodiles, many people dismissed the idea as political theater.

International Business Times UK

Donald Trump 'Exoskeleton' Theory: Viral Footage Shows POTUS Can 'Barely Walk' and Repeats a 'Leg Slap' Habit

A viral video of Donald Trump at a White House event has sparked online speculation about his health and an unverified theory that he uses an exoskeleton, despite the White House saying he remains in 'excellent' health.

The Guardian - US

‘A Bible-sized blind spot’: congressman sounds alarm on rising Christian nationalism

In his new book, congressman Jared Huffman argues that theocratic insurgency has only grown more powerful after Donald Trump returned to the White House

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