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Federal Regulators Convene a Two-Day Meeting on Listeria After a Decade of Flat Infection Rates

The FDA opened a two-day meeting on preventing Listeria contamination. Here is what it covers and who faces the greatest risk from listeriosis.

Medical Daily · Aug 18

‘Only idiot startup founders stay in Cali’: Mark Cuban rips Ro Khanna on billionaire tax—reveals a rift between Democrats and their wealthy supporters

The business mogul fired shots at the Democratic economic patriot over concerns of taxing young startup companies out of California.

Fortune · Aug 17

The rise and fall of Tony Romo: what comes next for CBS’s $180m NFL analyst?

The former Dallas Cowboys star is on indefinite leave after being arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. His future in a competitive business is now in doubt

The Guardian - US · Aug 18

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45 MQ-9 Reaper drones have been destroyed in the Iran war - a quarter of the fleet worth $1.3 billion obliterated

The Iran war has destroyed roughly 45 American Reapers, exposing expensive drone losses while Washington searches for cheaper replacements.

TechRadar · Aug 17

Why Foodborne Illness Outbreaks Are Surging Across the US This Summer

Foodborne illness investigations have surged in the US this summer, with more than 10,500 outbreak-associated illnesses reported so far in 2026.

Medical Daily · Aug 18

A researcher turned politicians’ faces into economic data, asking whether their obesity could serve as an unlikely warning sign for something governments rarely reveal: corruption

An economist explored a novel link between politicians' physical appearance and corruption. He used computer vision to estimate body mass index from photographs of ministers. This study examined cabinet members across fifteen former Soviet republics. Later research focused on Ukrainian ministers, showing similar statistical associations over time. The findings suggest…

The Economic Times · Aug 18

Ukrainian drone that smashed TU-95 bomber is based on a smuggled UAV China refused to sell

A Russian TU-95 bomber destroyed on the tarmac was taken out by a Ukrainian drone developed from smuggled Chinese UAV technology.

TechRadar · Aug 17

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A Five Year Research Record on COVID Vaccines and Miscarriage Is Back in Dispute on Capitol Hill

A 2021 statistic about COVID vaccines and miscarriage has resurfaced. Here is what five years of pregnancy research actually measured.

Medical Daily · Aug 17

AI is changing security testing, but not all vulnerabilities are created equal

AI is transforming vulnerability detection, yet expert-led hardware security testing remains indispensable.

TechRadar · Aug 17

Nearly One in Five Medicare Hospice Patients Now Leaves the Program Alive Rather Than Through Death

Medicare data show hospice live discharges rose to 19.1 percent in fiscal 2025. Here is what triggers a discharge and what families can do next.

Medical Daily · Aug 17

Rating changes: 10 of 11 races shift toward Democrats

ANALYSIS — With less than three months to go before Election Day, control of both chambers of Congress remains in play. While Democrats lack many guaranteed pickups, there continues to be growing softness or vulnerability for Republicans on the outskirts of the House and Senate battleground. President Donald Trump’s low…

Roll Call · Aug 17

The internet is becoming more stressful and unlikeable — with AI slop and data leaks to blame

AI content and data leaks are driving people away from the internet, with some people willing to pay for an internet without algorithms or data harvesting.

TechRadar · Aug 17

Trump Administration Announces New "Hacking Back" Program

But does it legalize hacking under the CFAA?

Reason · Aug 17

What we know about Tupac Shakur’s death and what to expect from murder trial

Rapper was killed in drive-by shooting in Las Vegas in 1996 and the only man ever charged is now on trial

The Guardian - US · Aug 17

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The Economic Times · Aug 17

Jeff Bezos’ ex-wife MacKenzie Scott, who sold half of her Amazon stake, helped erase $40 billion in medical debt with $100 million in donations

MacKenzie Scott's remarkable contributions have enabled Undue Medical Debt to eliminate billions in medical debt. This nonprofit efficiently purchases debt for mere pennies, allowing every ten dollars donated to wipe out around a thousand dollars in obligations. While other affluent philanthropists have embraced this model, sustainable solutions will require deeper…

TechRadar · Aug 17

From connection to context: Dispelling the legal industry’s biggest myths about MCP

MCP promises better AI connectivity, but firms must separate technical reality from growing industry misconceptions.

The Independent UK · Aug 17

Trump turns his stalled White House ballroom into a ‘military complex’ in bid to sway courts and Congress

The president and administration officials increasingly turn to ‘national security’ arguments to defend the construction of a nuclear-blast-resistant venue

The Economic Times · Aug 17

Putin to attack NATO member? Russia builds 10 secret drone bases with 59 launch rails as US intelligence warns Kremlin may test alliance with a limited strike

Russia has built secret bases from which it will be able to launch long-range suicide drones deep into Nato territory, as per a report. The Kremlin has built and expanded at least 10 new bases with at least 59 new launch rails. The development comes at a time after US…

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The Economic Times · Aug 17

In 1862, Abraham Lincoln signed a law that gave Americans a chance to claim 160 acres of free land. What happened next transformed the American West forever

In 1862, President Abraham Lincoln enacted the Homestead Act, granting land to settlers eager to populate the West. This initiative allowed qualified individuals to claim 160 acres after five years of cultivation, significantly altering America's landscape. However, it also resulted in the displacement of Indigenous populations. The act prevailed for…

The Free Financial Advisor · Aug 17

The 10-Year Retirement Countdown: What to Check When Retirement Stops Feeling Far Away

Retirement can feel wonderfully vague when it sits 20 years away, but the mood changes when the calendar puts a decade between today and the last day at work. Ten years gives plenty of time to make meaningful improvements, but it also puts enough pressure on the plan to reveal…

The Conversation · Aug 17

Beyond yes or no: Why Indigenous consent to resource projects is so complex

The issue of whether Indigenous communities support or oppose energy or infrastructure projects is increasingly making headlines, both in Canada and elsewhere. A case study from the Philippines exemplifies the complex realities on the ground, well beyond a binary yes-or-no divide.

Medical Daily · Aug 17

Parainfluenza and Adenovirus Are Elevated Nationally While Flu and RSV Sit at Expected Low Summer Levels

CDC reports that parainfluenza and respiratory adenovirus are elevated nationally, but says the trend is expected for this time of year. Here is what it means.

The Economic Times · Aug 17

Ukraine takes aim at Russia's economy and morale by attacking online retailer

For over a month, Ukrainian drones have been relentlessly striking warehouses belonging to Russian online retailer Wildberries. This offensive has led to immense destruction worth billions in merchandise and has severely affected supply chains. The primary goal is to frustrate military logistics while exerting economic strain on Russia, leaving countless…

The Conversation · Aug 17

US government is pushing to gain unprecedented access to your medical records – as data protections are weakening

You might assume that what you tell a doctor stays between you, your physician and perhaps your insurer. But the reality is more complicated.

International Business Times UK · Aug 17

Did Lindsay Clancy Confess To Killing Her Children? The Facts Behind the Massachusetts Murder Trial

Lindsay Clancy's trial in Plymouth, Massachusetts, centres on whether she is criminally responsible for her children's deaths, citing severe postpartum psychosis against murder charges.

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