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A Surprising Two-Way Link Between Falls, Brain Disease, and Head Injuries in Older People

Many people think of a traumatic brain injury as an accident that happens suddenly, such as a fall, a car crash, or a sports injury. But scientists are discovering that the story may be much more complicated. A head injury may not simply be an isolated event. Instead, it may be closely tied to other […]

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A Daily Probiotic May Ease Depression and Anxiety in Older People

Scientists are increasingly discovering that mental health may be influenced by much more than the brain alone. One surprising area of research focuses on the digestive system and the tiny organisms that live inside it. These microorganisms may help shape mood, behavior, and emotional well-being. Depression is one of the most common mental health conditions […]

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Rare Photos Show What Everyday Life in Cuba Looked Like During the 1970s

A decade after Fidel Castro’s revolution reshaped the island, Cuba in the 1970s was a country still finding its footing, caught between the optimism of a new social order and the harsh realities of economic isolation. Photographer Manel Armengol traveled through towns like Matanzas in 1976, capturing the unscripted rhythms of daily life: workers heading […]
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β€œMy 20 Year-Old Daughter Can’t Find a Job Because All the Work Has Gone to Migrants”

Sean Thomas says his 20 year-old daughter can't find a job – any job, stacking shelves, washing pots – because all the work has gone to migrants at a shocking ratio of 27 to one.

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Vintage Auto Ads Reveal How Companies Used Attractive Models to Boost Sales in the 1970s and 1980s

Flip through any auto parts catalog from the 1970s or 80s and the message becomes clear within seconds: this was an industry that believed a woman in a bikini could sell anything from spark plugs to seat covers. Long before marketing departments worried about backlash or boycotts, automotive advertisers operated on a simple, unapologetic formula […]
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Cholesterol Drug Statins May Slow Physical Aging in Older People

When people hear about statins, they usually think about cholesterol. For decades, doctors have prescribed these medications to help lower cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes. But a major new study suggests that statins may have another important benefit that could help millions of older adults. Researchers have found evidence […]

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D.O.J. Seeks to Halt Pollution Lawsuit Against Elon Musk’s Data Center

The department cited national security concerns, saying Elon Musk’s company had played a crucial role in the Iran war. It also argued it has the authority to stop environmental lawsuits brought by citizens.

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Construction at xAI’s power plant in Southaven, Miss., in February. The NAACP has sued the company over air pollution from generators there.
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A Later Breakfast Could Be a Hidden Sign of Early Death in Older People

As people grow older, many aspects of everyday life begin to change. Sleep patterns may become different, energy levels can fluctuate, and daily routines often shift. Eating habits also tend to evolve with age. Some people lose interest in certain foods, while others develop new preferences. Scientists have long studied what older adults eat and […]

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A Stronger Flu Vaccine Could Offer Better Protection for Older People

For many people, the flu is an unpleasant but temporary illness. A few days of fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, and fatigue are followed by recovery and a return to normal life. However, for older adults, influenza can be much more dangerous. What starts as a simple infection can quickly develop into serious complications […]

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Nostalgic Ad Photos From the 2000s That Bring Back Another Time

There’s a particular kind of magic in stumbling across an old advertisement, that split-second jolt of recognition followed by a wave of memories you didn’t know were still sitting there, waiting. Flip through any collection of 2000s print and television ads, and that’s exactly what happens. The colors hit first: saturated blues, hot pinks, and […]
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Rare 1960s Photos Offer a Fascinating Look at Swimsuit Fashion of the Era

Fashion has a way of reflecting the world around it, and in the 1960s, the world was moving fast. The postwar economic boom had put more disposable income in more pockets than any previous generation had known. Vacation culture was expanding, domestic air travel was becoming accessible to the middle class for the first time, […]
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Only One Chosen Race In Christ

The Apostle Paul emphasizes that salvation is based on faith in Jesus Christ, not ethnicity or lineage. Only a remnant of Israel will be saved, as true identity comes from spiritual connection rather than genetic heritage. Believers, regardless of their origins, form the true Israel, unified in Christ’s grace.

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Jewish Anti-Zionist Congress | An Historic Stand Against Oppression

Jews and people of Jewish descent everywhere - those whom the Zionist state claims to speak for – are uniting to declare their unwavering opposition to Zionism. Since the First Zionist Congress over a century ago, Zionism claimed to speak on behalf of all Jews, while permanently attempting to silence opposition to its constant crimes.

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