A fresh Trump tariffs court ruling has shaken one of Donald Trump’s biggest policy tools. A federal appeals court said his use of emergency powers for tariffs was against the Constitution. That cut deep into his trade agenda, something he always defended as protecting American jobs. Trump did not hold back, he called it illegal,...
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A Salmonella outbreak linked to an egg recall has already affected nearly 100 people across the United States. Officials linked the illnesses to eggs from Country Eggs, LLC. The recalled eggs were sold under a few different brand names and shipped to multiple states. No deaths have been recorded so far, but many people have...
Many adults over the age of 50 start to notice that they have increasing difficulty climbing stairs or carrying their groceries as they grow older. While people typically dismiss this as simply a part of getting older, it could be a sign that your muscles are beginning to weaken. As we age, our muscle mass...
NASA’s Perseverance rover has produced its sharpest visual record yet, capturing a wide panoramic view that might remind you of the American Southwest. This landscape, however, sits more than 140 million miles away on Mars and displays something uncommon. Brilliant blue skies that resemble Earth’s atmosphere stretch across the Mar’s horizon. If you were actually...
Animal lovers know the turmoil of watching a nature documentary. There’s the adorable prey trying to hide, and the majestic predator trying to hunt. Both are trying to survive, and you are rooting for both of them to succeed. Yet the conclusion is always emotionally conflicting. Yes, the prey got away but now the predator...
Each spring, Oregon’s Lost Lake seemingly vanishes magically, at least to those unfamiliar with this geographical phenomenon. The stunning alpine lake only exists due to the rain and melting snow filling the basin every winter. But as the seasons change, the water drains away and a lush meadow takes its place for the summer months. ...
Jade Damarell, a 32-year-old experienced skydiver, died during a skydive in County Durham, UK, on April 27, 2025. A coroner’s inquest in August concluded that her death was suicide, just one day after her relationship ended with her former partner. Damarell built a reputation in the skydiving community for her skill and passion. She completed...
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has implemented new restrictions that will affect millions of travelers who use cordless hair devices. This particular focus on cordless hair devices is due to some devices potentially containing harmful materials. Materials such as gas cartridges and butane canisters are not permitted on flights. These changes, announced in August 2025,...
From next year, January, Southwest Airlines will drastically change how plus size travellers fly. The airline plans to implement a new policy that requires “plus-size” passengers who cannot fit within their seats’ arm rests to purchase an extra ticket before boarding. This marks a significant departure from Southwest’s long-standing customer-friendly approach that made it a...
Around one out of every three adults in the United States is affected by prediabetes. Yet, effective diet-based interventions are currently few and far between. In studies, pistachios have been shown to improve the markers that determine a quality diet. However, not much is known about how they affect the gut microbiome, which plays an...
In 2021, an animal was hit by a car and brought to an animal rehabilitation center in Brazil. As they treated it, the veterinarians noticed certain strange behaviors. It looked and barked like a dog but had longer and more pointed ears. However, it refused dog food and ate rats. It also climbed bushes, which...
There is nothing like exploring a new city in a far-flung country for the first time. When we think of travelling, it is the moments spent watching sunsets on exotic beaches, meandering down cobblestone pathways in a little village, or walking around a bustling metropolitan city that come to mind. However, a large part of...