Science

Popular cholesterol drugs may help prevent dementia

Having lower cholesterol levels may help protect against dementia, according to a large-scale international study led by the University of Bristol. The research, involving data from more than one million participants, found that people with genetic traits that naturally reduce cholesterol are less likely to develop dementia. The work was led by Dr. Liv Tybjærg Nordestgaard during her time at...

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Your gut microbes might be turning fiber into extra calories

Deep within your gut lives a bustling world of microbes, each playing a role in digesting your food. Among them is one unusual microbe that produces methane -- a gas more often associated with cows and landfills than humans. According to new research from Arizona State University (ASU), this methane-making microorganism may influence how many calories your body extracts from...

Apps

5 things you need to know about publishing and distributing your app for Android XR

Today, we're focusing on one of the last steps in your development journey, ensuring these experiences successfully reach your users. Publishing correctly ensures your app is packaged efficiently, discovered by the right devices, and presented in the best possible light.Here are 5 things you need to know about publishing and distributing your app for Android XR on Google Play.1. Uphold...

Arts and Theater

Master’s Degree Preferred

By Maridee Slater. Maridee Slater invites theatremakers to think beyond graduate school credentials and gatekeepers to preserve the embodied practices that allow us to see each other and collaborate across difference Source link...

Business

Social Security COLA 2026: payments to go up 2.8% as inflation cools

 The Social Security Administration’s annual cost-of-living adjustment will go up by 2.8% in 2026, translating to an average increase of more than $56 for retirees every month, agency officials said Friday. The benefits increase for nearly 71 million Social Security recipients will go into effect beginning in January. And increased payments to nearly 7.5 million people receiving Supplemental Security Income...

Celebrity

Footage Shows Suspects Escaping After Stealing Jewels

Paris was not ready for what went down at the Louvre museum recently. Forget high-speed car chases or cinematic getaway plans—this was pure, unfiltered audacity on display. Wild new footage shows two thieves slowly lowering themselves out of the world-famous museum on a mobile lift like it was the most normal thing in the world…right in front of unsuspecting tourists....

Crypto

Trump To Pick Pro-Crypto Lawyer To Lead The CFTC

President Donald Trump has selected Michael Selig, chief counsel for the Securities and Exchange Commission’s crypto task force, to chair the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Selig’s nomination, first reported by Bloomberg, marks Trump’s second attempt to fill the CFTC’s top post, following the stalled nomination of Brian Quintenz, a16z crypto’s global policy chief, amid opposition from Gemini co-founder Tyler...

Culture

Consciences of ecology | Eurozine

In an issue of Esprit entitled Consciences de l’écologie, Catherine Larrère looks at how the ecological thought of the social philosopher André Gorz was shaped by two works published in the 1970s: Edward Goldsmith and Robert Allen’s A Blueprint for Survival, and the Meadows Report on The Limits to Growth. From these Gorz drew the lesson that the pursuit of...

Economy

Who was Dr. Agron Alija? Physician who died in Canada in a head on crash; how did he die; all you need to know

A doctor in London, in Canada’s Ontario, was killed after he sustained injuries in a head-on crash on Fanshawe Park Road in the city's northwest end on Tuesday (October 21, 2025). Another motorist also sustained serious injuries due to the collision. The deceased doctor was identified as Dr. Agron Alija, 62, of London, according to reports. He was pronounced dead...

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