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Medications and Alzheimer's: A Closer Look

January 10, 2025

Polypharmacy—the use of five or more meds simultaneously—is becoming more common as people age and develop various health issues along with Alzheimer's disease. This study took a deeper dive into how many medications people with Alzheimer's are taking and whether it affects them differently. Alzheim

politics

Why the Supreme Court Won't Delay Trump's Sentence

January 10, 2025

The U. S. Supreme Court has said no to delaying former President Donald Trump's sentencing in his New York hush money case. This happened on Thursday, just a day before his scheduled sentencing. The court's majority thought that Trump's sentencing wouldn't really bother his presidential duties, sinc

science

How Soil pH and Texture Impact Phosphorus Movement in Tropical Soils

January 10, 2025

Phosphorus (P) is essential for plants, but in acidic soils, it's often tightly bound and unavailable. To make P easier for plants to use, farmers sometimes mix it with organic matter. This study explored how loamy and clayey soils in a tropical region handled P differently, when pH was changed, and

politics

Elon Musk's New Budget Target: Half the Ambition, Still Big

January 9, 2025

Elon Musk, the world's richest person, has adjusted his goal for cutting the federal budget. Initially, he aimed for a massive $2 trillion reduction, but now he thinks achieving half of that, $1 trillion, would be a significant win. Musk, who is part of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)

celebrities

Dale Jr's Wife Reveals His Surprising Personal Habits

January 9, 2025

When it comes to NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Jr. , fans used to only get a glimpse into his life through the occasional interview. But now, thanks to social media and podcasts, we get a peek at their daily routines, including the good, the bad, and the embarrassing. In a recent episode of Dale Jr D

politics

Elon Musk's DOGE and FDR's Fight for Efficient Government

January 8, 2025

Back in the 1930s, President Franklin D. Roosevelt was stressed out by a massive government that was hard to manage. He felt there were too many agencies doing similar things, and he couldn't control them all. This was a big deal because the Supreme Court had said these independent agencies could do

entertainment

Stage Bound: A Night of Truths

January 8, 2025

Get ready for a night like no other! Amy Adams' production company, along with three other powerhouses, has snagged the rights to Eliza Kennedy's upcoming novel, "Lucky Night. " This isn't your average love story. It's about Nick and Jenny, who are finally spending their first night together after s

health

Blood Tests: A New Hope Against Alzheimer's

January 8, 2025

Alzheimer's disease is a tricky condition to spot early. The usual methods involve spinal fluid tests and brain scans, but they have their downsides. Lately, scientists are buzzing about a new idea: checking blood plasma. This could make early screening a lot easier. Advanced tools that scan protein

health

Young People's Muscle Fat Burn: What Changes with Age?

January 7, 2025

Do you know that muscles can store fat? Inside muscle cells, there's intramyocellular lipid (IMCL) and outside, it's called extramyocellular lipid (EMCL). Then, there's fat between muscles, known as intermuscular adipose tissue (IMAT). Scientists think these fats play a role in energy production in

politics

Rep. Meuser Backs Rep. Johnson for Speaker, Hopes DOGE Will Calm Critics

January 6, 2025

Rep. Dan Meuser from Pennsylvania has thrown his support behind Rep. Mike Johnson from Louisiana for the House Speaker position. With the Republican Party holding a slim one-vote majority, the decision is crucial, especially for certifying the 2024 election results. Meuser believes that Johnson's jo