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The use of at-home brain stimulation devices including tDCS is flourishing among a group of enthusiasts, who say the tool gives them a mental edge.
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Fauci talks HIV vaccine research after most recent trial failure: 'I don't give up on it'
In an interview with Yahoo News, Dr. Anthony Fauci discussed the state of HIV vaccine research after the recent failure of a late-stage trial funded by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, saying, "I don't get discouraged by my failures. I get more inspired to do more and to continue the fight, and to continue the efforts to get a success."
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Attacks on Electrical Substations Raise Alarm
A recent spate of attacks on electrical substations in North Carolina and other states has underscored the continued vulnerability of the nation’s electrical grid, according to experts who warn that the power system has become a prime target for right-wing extremists. Over the past three months, at least nine substations have been attacked in North Carolina, Washington state and Oregon, cutting power to tens of thousands of people. After those attacks, federal regulators ordered a review of secu
- Washington Post
How exercise can help you build resilience at any age
Stress surrounds us every day in subtle and substantial ways. Although we can't eliminate stress from daily life, research shows that by intentionally stressing our bodies through exercise, we can change how we respond to stress and boost our resilience. Resilience is the ability to bounce back from adversity - a career setback, a relationship breakup or any of the big and small disappointments of daily life - and grow from the experience so that we handle difficult situations even better the ne
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Man punched several girls' basketball players during game, brandished a gun, police say
A Perris man has been arrested after a game last month when he allegedly jumped out of the stands and threw punches, then went to his car and pulled out a gun.
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Cowboys hire Brian Schottenheimer as new offensive coordinator
The former Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator replaces Kellen Moore as the Dallas OC.
- Esquire
Seth Rogen Confirms Emma Watson Walked Off the Set of His Movie: ‘She Was Probably Right’
In an interview with British GQ, Rogen said that Watson did, in fact, refuse to shoot a scene in which Danny McBride is a cannibal and holds Channing Tatum by a leash.
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Gen Z is 'doing extraordinarily well' saving for retirement, study finds
Workers between18 and 25 already had $33,000 socked away in their retirement accounts.
- The New York Times
Classified U.S. Report Highlighted Foreign Power Surveillance With Advanced Technology
WASHINGTON — The Chinese spy balloon floating over the continental United States generated deep concern on Capitol Hill in part because it came on the heels of a classified report to Congress that outlined incidents of U.S. adversaries potentially using advanced technology to spy on the country. The classified report to Congress last month discussed at least two incidents of a rival power conducting aerial surveillance with what appeared to be unknown cutting-edge technology, according to U.S. o
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This week in Bidenomics: Bragathon
Biden can now claim economic superlatives that eluded his bombastic predecessor, Donald Trump.
- Business Insider
'It's embarrassing for our sport.': Duke University women's basketball coach says her team played first half with the wrong ball
After her team beat Pittsburgh, Duke coach Kara Lawson pointed out an alleged error in their loss against Florida State.
- TODAY
This 14-year-old has been sleeping outside for more than 1,000 days. He has no plans to stop
Isaac Ortman started sleeping in his Minnesota backyard as a fun activity during the pandemic. The Boy Scout hopes to continue sleeping outside through college.
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Robb Elementary School to be demolished, Uvalde contends with conflicting emotions
Jerry Mata, whose 10-year-old daughter Tess was killed in the Uvalde, Texas, school shooting last year, still returns to the campus of Robb Elementary to honor his child. Mata and other victims' families are waiting for the buildings to be torn down, while the community grapples with mixed emotions over plans to demolish the school and replace it with a new one elsewhere in Uvalde. Robb Elementary is the site of the second-deadliest elementary school shooting in American history, where 19 children and two teachers were killed on May 24, 2022.
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A Man Who Allegedly Shot An Unarmed Black Airbnb Guest Who Was Crossing The Street Said “Oh, You Think You Can Run?” Before Firing His Weapon
Police said the suspect called 911 to report that he had shot someone he thought was breaking into his house. But even the suspect’s attorney admitted there was no evidence the victim was involved in any criminal activity.View Entire Post ›
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Evacuation ordered in Ohio town after train derailment and fire
Evacuations were ordered near a railroad crossing in a small eastern Ohio town Friday night after a train derailed and there was a fire, officials said.
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7 worst canned foods to buy and why: Soup, pasta, baked beans & more
Canned food is convenient and shelf-stable, but not as healthy as you may think.
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A Friend of Prince William’s Revealed Exactly What the Royal Is Allegedly Feeling About Prince Harry Ahead of Looming Coronation
If Prince William had his way, he probably wouldn’t be inviting Prince Harry to their father’s coronation. It sounds like the Prince of Wales is dealing with some big feelings after his younger brother released his memoir, Spare, in speaking his truth about life behind palace walls. According to a William pal who spilled the […]
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Melinda Dillon, mom in movie classics 'Christmas Story,' 'Close Encounters,' dies at 83
The two-time Oscar nominee was also known for films like "Absence of Malice," "Harry and the Hendersons" and "Magnolia."
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Over 200 years after Waterloo, bones of slain soldiers remain a mystery
The June 18, 1815, clash ended Napoleon Bonaparte's ambitions of conquering Europe, and resulted in the deaths of around 20,000 soldiers.
- Benzinga
Studies Show Stress Levels Are Up In 2023 and Wearable Devices May Be The Solution
More than 1 in 4 adults (26%) reported anticipating more stress at the start of 2023, according to Psychiatry.org. The American Psychological Association's survey results show that three-quarters of adults say their stress levels have increased over the past year. The studies agree that stress levels are up. With the events of 2020 still looming, it's not surprising that many people feel anxious and overwhelmed about what is to come. Economic and environmental factors, such as a weak job market,