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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

The Guardian - UK

Schools are rethinking whether every student needs a laptop

When the COVID-19 pandemic forced in-person classroom instruction to go virtual, students suddenly needed to have their own laptops or tablets in order to interact with teachers and complete assignments.

The Conversation

Money worries can leave a lasting mark on the brain, 80-year study shows

Money worries can keep us up at night, but could decades of financial stress leave a lasting mark on the brain itself? That’s the question my colleagues and I set out to answer in a new study – and the answer, it turns out, is yes.

The Conversation

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Some Counties Cannot Afford to Track Mosquitoes, and the CDC Says Its Own Counts Are Incomplete

The CDC says West Nile underreporting is inherent, and Washington monitors mosquitoes in only a few counties due to a lack of resources.

Medical Daily

Quote of the day by Amal Clooney: "There is lots of my work that takes place behind closed doors that is…" – the hidden truth about dedication and lasting success

Amal Clooney highlights that much important legal work remains unseen by the public. Most of her efforts involve private meetings and extensive case preparation. This hidden groundwork forms the essential foundation for any successful outcome. The quote encourages valuing the entire process, not just the final visible result. This perspective…

The Times of India

The 'Axis of Aggressors': How China, Russia, Iran and North Korea Could Stretch America To Breaking Point

A new book highlights the strategic cooperation between China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea, posing significant challenges to US security through military, economic, and cyber collaborations.

International Business Times UK

15-year-old girl found buried in a California vineyard in 1978 has finally been identified after 48 years, and her family has a chilling message for her killer

Nearly five decades after a teenage girl was discovered buried in a shallow grave beneath a California vineyard, investigators have finally restored her identity through advances in forensic DNA technology. The victim, known only as "Arvin Jane Doe" for 48 years, has been identified as Michelle Louise Collier, who disappeared…

The Times of India

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Accountability can't stop at ICE

Corey Ruiz's death in Wisconsin shows that local police need scrutiny too

Salon

Dr. Fauci, the Age of Big Players in science and what his diary reveals about the disputed origins of Covid

In the age of Big Players, even science has become politicized. The most recent evidence is contained in Dr. Anthony Fauci’s diary.

Fortune

Deadliest slaughter of Native Americans in US history: The 1863 Bear River massacre that left hundreds of Shoshone dead and a sacred land forever changed

On a cold January morning in 1863, a Shoshone winter camp near the Bear River in present-day Idaho became the centre of a violent confrontation that continues to shape Indigenous memory more than a century later. The settlement, known to the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone as Boa Ogoi, was…

The Times of India

Trump handed war plan to 'cripple' Iran's missiles in 14 days: Report

US President Donald Trump is weighing a 10-to-14-day air campaign against Iran after CENTCOM chief Admiral Brad Cooper proposed strikes aimed at crippling Tehran’s remaining missile capability, according to The Wall Street Journal.

The Times of India

US schools are struggling to keep the yellow bus running amid shortages and cuts

Districts are reducing routes and exploring new ways to get students to class as transportation costs climb

The Guardian - US

South Korea's women web sleuths fight AI deepfake porn

Under banners emblazoned "Solidarity" and "We stand together with victims", a group of South Korean women digital detectives dredges the internet for a scourge of illegal AI-enabled pornography. Nearly 98 percent of content was AI-generated pornography of women, with more than half the victims in South Korean, according to company…

The Economic Times

Agentic security doesn't need a whole new definition – you just need to reframe what you already know

Security leaders are being forced to rethink identity, permissions and monitoring for AI agents – but they only need to reframe everything they already know.

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Fortune

Dr. Fauci, the Lockdown Czar, just won’t go away

During the pandemic, two colleagues and I led a comprehensive scientific literature review and meta-analysis about lockdowns, but Fauci didn't listen.

The Independent UK

Fish sauce, anyone? A small town in Canada's east is finally getting rid of a foul smell

The townspeople of St. Mary’s can now breathe a sigh of relief

TechRadar

‘We are the reason that data centers get built and expanded’: It’s not about whether we need them, but it’s about where we build them, IDCA founder and CEO says

We are responsible for creating data center demand – we should accept some of the consequences. But hyperscalers have responsibilities, too.

International Business Times UK

Cops Tracked Woman's Abortion Across 83,000 Cameras for Her 'Safety'; Court Records Show They Eyed Criminal Charges

A Texas sheriff's office used over 83,000 ALPR cameras to track a woman post-abortion, sparking federal scrutiny, state legislation, and charges against the sheriff. The case highlights surveillance and reproductive rights issues.

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The Independent UK

Texas senator who Trump betrayed exacts his revenge over Todd Blanche nomination

ANALYSIS: Trump humiliated John Cornyn in the worst possible way. Now, Eric Garcia writes, the Texan has the chance to turn the tables

Motor1

Why Cars Have Tiny Black Dots Around The Windshield

Those tiny black dots aren't just decorative. They're an ingenious engineering solution that helps keep your windshield in place and your cabin cooler.

TechRadar

The cyber risk hiding in plain sight

The modern attack surface is expanding while becoming more fragmented, complex and harder to control.

Reason

Economic Development Subsidies Create a Lot of Jobs—Mostly for Lobbyists

According to a newly published study, states that issued "extraordinarily large" economic development subsidies saw more lobbyists located in the state capital.

Kiplinger

The FIRE Movement Has Changed. Here's What Financial Independence Looks Like Today

Rising housing costs, inflation and changing priorities have reshaped the path to financial independence. Here's how today's FIRE strategies differ from the original movement.

Kiplinger

GLP-1 Medicare Coverage: How to Get It for $50 (And the Catch)

A new CMS program finally brings Wegovy and Zepbound within reach for seniors. But a hidden rule about your deductible could cost you thousands.

TechRadar

Elevating the IoT: How AI is introducing a new era of connectivity

As AI continues to transform processes across the IoT, this trajectory marks a fundamental shift.

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