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TSA is rolling out a new scanner — and it could mean a headache for carry-on travelers

The new scanners show TSA agents a three-dimensional image of all of the objects in a traveler’s bag

The Independent UK · 18h ago

D.C.'s affordability headache has a silver bullet, new study shows: Tackling $40 trillion national debt would boost household income by $36,000

"Deficit reduction can further reduce inflation by lowering self-reinforcing inflation expectations to the extent it reduces the likelihood that future policymakers will aim to inflate away the national debt."

Fortune · 20h ago

‘I had a headache for days’: Hrgovic reveals brutal toll of Itauma world title fight

The Croat, who shocked Moses Itauma to win the IBF heavyweight title last month, said: ‘I didn’t celebrate. I went home to rest. It was such a hard fight’

The Guardian - UK · 20h ago

This Tiny Pest Can Hitchhike Indoors on Your Houseplants This Fall

If your houseplants spent summer soaking up sunshine on the porch or patio, you may be preparing to bring them inside as fall nights get colder. Unfortunately, a plant isn’t always the only thing making the trip through your front door. Spider mites can hide on foliage, and they’re so…

Frugal Gardening · Sep 16

Straining Left a Woman with Air Inside Her Skull, and Two Scans Never Found How It Got In

A 45-year-old woman strained, felt a sudden headache, and had air inside her skull. CT and MRI scans never showed how the air got in.

Medical Daily · Sep 16

Scrub Typhus Goes Undiagnosed for Weeks: Symptoms, Fever Patterns, and What to Track

What Scrub Typhus Actually IsOrientia tsutsugamushi, the bacterium behind scrub typhus, travels on the larval stage of trombiculid mites, chiggers, that live in tall grass, scrubland, and forest edges across India's northeastern states, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Tamil Nadu, and Odisha. The mite bites, feeds for a few hours, and leaves.…

Times Life · Sep 16

Hemkund Sahib: The Sikh Gurdwara at 4,329 m and What the Trek From Govindghat Actually Demands

The Road Begins Before GovindghatMost people think the trek starts at Govindghat. It starts the night before, when you are lying in a guesthouse in Joshimath or Badrinath, listening to the Alaknanda move in the dark, wondering whether your knees will hold. By the time the first bus drops you…

Times Life · Sep 15

Nearly Three in Four Red Ear Syndrome Cases Have a Trigger, and One Woman's Was Orange Juice

A pooled review of 100 published red ear syndrome cases found an identifiable trigger in 73%. In one, a diary pointed to orange juice.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

See a Charge From a Company You Don’t Recognize? Don’t Assume It’s Just a Subscription You Forgot

A strange company name on a bank or credit card statement can trigger a familiar reaction: “Oh, that’s probably some subscription.” Maybe. But clicking past an unfamiliar charge without checking can also give an unauthorized transaction time to become a bigger headache.

The Free Financial Advisor · Sep 14

An $80 Billion Treasury Shift Could Be a Warning for U.S. Bonds

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is facing an increasingly intense logistical headache. Here's what to know.

Barchart · Sep 14