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Why bad health information can seem so convincing – and five ways to resist it

Recent reports have highlighted AI-generated “doctors” spreading dubious health advice to millions of social media users. Fabricated wellness trends can travel just as quickly. A supposed “pink jelly” weight-loss treatment, for example, reportedly fooled at least one celebrity.

The Conversation

Louisiana woman says police killed her daughter and shot her autistic son. Then she alleges they tried to cover it up: ‘why isn’t it on the news?’

"We insist upon a formal investigation."

We Got This Covered

Millennials say they’ll refuse to care for aging boomer parents—but they’ll be forced to as their inheritance shrinks to 40 cents on the dollar

The oldest boomers are starting to turn 80, but the great wealth transfer isn’t materializing as promised.

Fortune

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Texas Couple Arrested After Alleged Public Sex in Front of Kids at Apartment Complex Pool

A Texas couple's explicit behaviour at a Waco pool led to their arrest for public lewdness, sparking outrage among families and ridicule on social media.

International Business Times UK

How Argentina’s World Cup banner has reignited Falklands dispute for new generation

Argentina’s players unfurled the controversial banner following their World Cup win over England

The Independent UK

What is AI model distillation and why is it becoming a US-China flashpoint?

Long regarded as a standard tool of AI research, distillation is now at the centre of a growing dispute over whether advanced AI capabilities can be transferred without the consent of the companies that created them. Washington and leading US AI firms have accused Chinese rivals of using ‌the technique…

The Economic Times

What is model distillation? The AI technique at the centre of the US-China technology battle

Model distillation, a technique that trains smaller AI models using outputs from more powerful systems, has become a key issue in the US-China AI rivalry. While it lowers AI costs and expands deployment, US companies allege some Chinese firms are using the method to extract capabilities from proprietary models without…

The Economic Times

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Man Pulls Up To Speedway Gas Station. What He Sees Next Stops Him In His Tracks: ‘I’ve Always Been Told…’

“As someone who is in the fuel industry, you are correct."

Motor1

Asean's next security challenge is cyber

It is not easy to imagine that our online activities carry intensifying and proliferating risks. Scam networks in mainland Southeast Asia that have preyed on many thousands of hapless citizens worldwide and thereby plagued the Asean region are just one of these risks. More potent are the cyber operations perpetrated…

Bangkok Post

The biggest data leaker is probably not who you think it is

Even with persistent cybersecurity risks, human mistakes continue to be the number one cause of data leaks, with misconfigured databases exposing millions of sensitive records.

TechRadar

Fauci’s COVID-origins hearing shows how conspiracy theories became political weapons

Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment and declined to answer questions from a Senate committee more than 100 times on July 29, 2026.

The Conversation

Nancy Guthrie Abduction Mystery Deepens as Forensic Tests on Tucson Home Hair Evidence Rule Out Suspect Link

Forensic testing on a hair strand in the Nancy Guthrie abduction case has failed to identify a suspect, leaving a mixed DNA sample as the only biological evidence. The investigation continues.

International Business Times UK

ACLU of Iowa Report Finds Police in Schools Led to Harsher Discipline for Minor Offenses, Disparate Enforcement

The ACLU of Iowa found that black and disabled students were disproportionately the subject of police referrals and arrests for school disciplinary issues.

Reason

Body Language Expert Decodes Expression of Guest Seated Near Trump Amid Viral Smell Rumours

A viral clip from Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral shows a man grimacing behind Trump, sparking 'dirty diaper' rumours. Expert Judi James debunks these claims, attributing expressions to grief, not scandal.

International Business Times UK

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Medical Daily

Medicare Is Dropping Two Alcohol and Tobacco Measures from Its Quality Program for Psychiatric Hospitals

CMS finalized removal of two substance use measures from inpatient psychiatric quality reporting, changing what these facilities are measured on.

The Independent UK

Experts finally discover what prompts conspiracy theorists to act on their beliefs

People turn to conspiracy theories to fulfill personal motivational needs and make sense of distress, experts say

Reason

New NYU Brennan Center Article on "Using State Constitutions to Combat Exclusionary Zoning"

It explains how to better use both existing state constitutional provisions, and constitutional amendments. Based on a longer academic article, coauthored with Joshua Braver.

The Conversation

Canada’s new food security strategy invests in technology but overlooks the people who help farmers use it

Canada’s new food security strategy promises billions of dollars for a more affordable and resilient food system. But investments in technology, infrastructure and production will only work if farmers have the knowledge and support to put them into practice.

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The Independent UK

Ancient mummy DNA offers strongest evidence yet that colonization brought smallpox to the Americas

Before its eradication in 1980, largely due to vaccination, smallpox stood as one of humanity's deadliest diseases

Medical Daily

Courts Keep Striking Down State Laws Aimed at Pharmacy Middlemen, and Independent Drugstores Are Watching

States keep passing laws to rein in pharmacy benefit managers, and courts keep blocking them. What it means for where you fill prescriptions.

Kids Ain't Cheap

529 Plans Usually Don’t Cover These Back-to-School Expenses

Back-to-school shopping can quickly become one of the biggest seasonal expenses for families, especially when school supply lists seem to grow every year. Parents with money saved in a 529 plan sometimes assume those funds can cover nearly every education-related purchase, only to discover that’s not always the case. While…

The Conversation

Work-integrated learning: 3 insights for effective policy from Alberta

Educational reforms often begin with a compelling idea. Policymakers identify a problem, develop a policy solution and expect institutions to implement it.

Medical Daily

A Medicare Prior Authorization Pilot Has Run in Six States Since January Without Most Patients Knowing

A CMS pilot has applied prior authorization to some Original Medicare procedures in six states since January. How to tell if it affected you.

Medical Daily

Suicide Deaths Peak in Late Spring and Early Summer for Adults, and Teenagers Follow the Opposite Pattern

Federal data show adult suicide deaths peak in late spring and early summer, not winter. For ages 15 to 24, the pattern reverses toward autumn.

The Guardian - UK

The US public is fed up with RFK Jr. To really ‘make America healthy again’, it should look to Europe

Americans are dying younger than Europeans, despite being the wealthiest people on the planet. Wellness fads won’t change that, says public health expert Devi Sridhar

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