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'Stop the B*******': Furious Iowa MAGA Voters Unleash Brutal Rant Against Donald Trump

In Fort Dodge, Iowa, traditionally conservative voters express growing frustration with President Trump, citing unfulfilled promises and economic concerns

International Business Times UK · Aug 27

All 91 Pennsylvania Wells Tested Under the Federal Radium Limit, but Six May Carry a Drilling Signal

A Penn State study of 91 private wells found all radium levels within EPA limits, with six samples possibly tied to fracking wastewater.

Medical Daily · Aug 27

Everything Veterans Should Know About Tax Exemptions Based on Disability

A VA disability rating can affect far more than a monthly benefit payment. For many veterans, that rating can also open the door to valuable tax advantages, including tax-free VA disability compensation and, depending on the state, significant property tax relief. The tricky part? Not every benefit follows the same…

Everybody Loves Your Money · Aug 27

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At What Point Does Saving More for Retirement Stop Improving Your Life?

Saving more for retirement usually sounds like one of those financial rules that nobody should question. More money in the account can mean more flexibility later, but pushing every spare dollar toward retirement can also leave the present feeling strangely underfunded. The real question is not whether saving more helps,…

The Free Financial Advisor · Aug 27

AI slopper in chief: Trump turns to social media amid tough questions

As the US president struggles to end his Iran war, and approval ratings hit new lows, he leans on a familiar gambit

The Guardian - US · Aug 27

Jon Ossoff went low on Natalie Harp. The plan worked

The senator’s remarks reflect a turning point in Democrats’ attacks on the president. What should we make of them?

The Guardian - US · Aug 27

In Texas, oyster-shell waste became reef “shell bags”; along Galveston Bay, the new shell reefs supported living oysters and helped stabilize shorelines

The Galveston Bay Foundation has initiated a commendable recycling program to repurpose oyster shells from local restaurants for vital reef restoration efforts. These shells serve as a robust foundation for new oyster reefs within the bay. The devastation caused by Hurricane Ike severely affected existing reefs, making these recycled shells…

The Economic Times · Aug 27

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US Democratic Party’s progressives and moderates face off in pre-midterms civil war

A string of recent primaries across the US have thrown new light on the deep divisions between the party's political factions. Is opposition to Trump enough to unify the coalition?

Euronews · Aug 27

Is Officer Bu the Serial Killer Behind Jeju Island's Missing Persons Cases? Internet Has Theories

Officer Bu is accused of falsely closing missing-person cases and falsifying records, but online speculation has gone much further.

International Business Times UK · Aug 27

School buses aren't yellow by accident: 44 standards came from a seven-day 1939 Columbia conference, and the color stimulates two types of cone cells

A 1939 meeting established the distinctive school bus yellow color for national transportation standards. This specific shade, National School Bus Chrome, was chosen after extensive deliberation among educators and experts. Scientific studies later confirmed that this yellow hue effectively stimulates both red and green cone photoreceptors in the human eye.…

The Economic Times · Aug 27

Great Smoky Mountains National Park: In 1929, farmer said no to an offer for his 375-acre farm. Years later he lost the case and the land

In 1929, Tennessee farmer John W. Oliver refused to sell his 375-acre Cades Cove farm for $20 an acre to make way for Great Smoky Mountains National Park. After years of legal battles, he was forced to give up the property and received $17,000 in compensation.

The Economic Times · Aug 27

From spy satellite to space telescope: The unlikely origins of NASA's Roman Space Telescope

At the heart of this next-gen space telescope lies the parts of old spy satellites.

Space · Aug 26

Canada is following through on its vow to bolster its defense industry as US relations unravel

As Ottawa seeks partnerships with allies beyond the United States, it has announced deals this year to buy radar planes from Sweden’s Saab over American rivals, alongside submarines from Germany’s ThyssenKrupp

The Independent UK · Aug 27

OpenAI says it took down a malicious Russian plan to spread misinformation on ChatGPT

The International Burke Institute was central to the social influence campaign, designed to paint Russia in a better light than its Western counterparts.

TechRadar · Aug 26

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Medical Daily · Aug 27

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.

The Conversation · Aug 27

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…

PC Gamer · Aug 26

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.

Medical Daily · Aug 26

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.

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The Economic Times · Aug 26

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 Independent UK · Aug 26

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

Reason · Aug 26

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.

Grocery Coupon Guide · Aug 26

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…

TechRadar · Aug 26

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?

Medical Daily · Aug 26

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.

Fortune · Aug 26

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."

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