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Many deaths and injuries in explosion and fire at Canadian military base

‘I cannot recall an incident like this in recent memory,’ says Canadian defence minister

The Independent UK · Oct 18

What Happens to a House When the Cook Who Fed It for Nineteen Years Leaves

The First MorningThe stove is clean in a way it has not been on a weekday in nineteen years. That is the first thing you notice, not the silence, but the wrongness of a clean stove at seven in the morning. You open the refrigerator out of habit and find…

Times Life · Oct 18

What the Mahabharata Understood About Siblings Who Were Never Equals

The Sorting Happens Before the Story BeginsKarna is born holding the sun in his chest and armour on his skin. He arrives already marked. The Pandavas arrive already counted, five sons, one mother, one inheritance. Before any of them speaks a word in the text, the Mahabharata has already decided…

Times Life · Oct 18

Pandal Hopping in Kolkata: North and South Routes, Metro Hours, When to Walk

Why the Route You Take Matters More Than the Pandals You PickKolkata has roughly 2,500 community pujas during Durga Puja week, and the temptation is to treat the city as a single open map. It is not. North Kolkata and South Kolkata run on different crowds, different aesthetics, and different…

Times Life · Oct 17

Akal Bodhon: Why Rama Woke the Goddess Out of Season

The Season That Was WrongThe Goddess sleeps in summer. This is not metaphor but cosmology. In the older ritual calendar, Devi's wakeful season runs from the cold months into spring, Chaitra Navratri, when the world is tilting toward heat and the nights still carry a chill. Sharad, the autumn that…

Times Life · Oct 17

His Eyes Swung Side to Side Like a Ping-Pong Match While He Was Awake, and His First Scan Missed the Stroke

A 70-year-old's eyes swung side to side after a fall. His CT was normal, but an MRI found a stroke on both sides of his thalamus, fed by one rare artery.

Medical Daily · Oct 16

SanDisk Stock Has Soared More Than 1,000% — Cathie Wood Just Issued a Stark Warning

SanDisk AI-driven rally faces risks as Cathie Wood warns Chinese memory production could pressure prices and intensify the industry’s cycles.

Barchart · Oct 16

The ‘difficult’ memory driving England ahead of Rugby League World Cup opener against Tonga

Captain George Williams is drawing on the painful memories of the 2022 semi-final loss to Samoa

The Independent UK · Oct 16

Global Dementia Model Projects 24.7 Million New Cases a Year by 2050, with Higher Rates Among Women

A JAMA Neurology study projects 24.7 million new dementia cases a year by 2050. What the model shows and what it means for U.S. caregivers.

Medical Daily · Oct 16

The eye condition that may signal dementia years before memory begins to fail

Researchers find retinopathy can’t simply coexist with cognitive decline but must precede it

The Independent UK · Oct 16