5
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Insufficient sleep associated with decreased life expectancy (ohsu.edu)
14
Noninvasive imaging could replace finger pricks for measuring blood glucose (news.mit.edu)
6
Tesla sets Norway's all time annual car sales record for any carmaker (reuters.com)
3
Giant trees of the Amazon get taller as forests fatten up on carbon dioxide (nbcnews.com)
95
A human-accelerated neuron type potentially underlying autism in humans (oup.com)
4
Felony charges after South Carolina high school filled with fart spray for weeks (arstechnica.com)
2
Exceptionally long-lived 117-year-old woman possessed rare 'young' genome: study (sciencealert.com)
3
Enzyme behind diet-induced obesity and diabetes can be 'switched off' (reddit.com)
15
Even light alcohol drinking raises dementia risk, according to largest study (psypost.org)
8
Study finds caffeine increases task persistence under pressure (psypost.org)
86
New study shows plants and animals emit a visible light that expires at death (acs.org)
10
After 60 Years, Diabetes Drug Found to Unexpectedly Impact the Brain (sciencealert.com)
6
Quebec to stop offering free Covid-19 vaccines to the general population (cbc.ca)
1
The Productivity Paradox of AI Coding Assistants (cerbos.dev)
2
A £1 pay rise could leave you tens of thousands worse off in Britain (sky.com)
2
Microsoft Goes Back to Basic, Open-Sources Bill Gates' Code (gizmodo.com)
3
New scanning method reveals ADHD brain differences (newatlas.com)
4
Stronger gut-brain link in some may worsen anxiety and other mental conditions (newatlas.com)
4
Study finds major root cause of obesity (nypost.com)
7
Anthropic to Pay $1.5B to Settle Author Copyright Claims (bloomberg.com)
2
Treasury Secretary Says Government Weighing Declaring National Housing Emergency (realtor.com)
1
Covid-19 seems to age blood vessels – but only among women (newscientist.com)
118
H-1B Visa Changes Approved by White House (newsweek.com)
26
White House prepares order targeting banks for "unbanking" for political reasons (reuters.com)
2
DOGE staffer known as 'Big Balls' attacked in DC (thehill.com)
7
India approves 10 new nuclear reactors (asian-power.com)
4
UK Government Warns Promoting the Use of VPNs Could Attract Fines (ispreview.co.uk)
12
UK Technology Secretary: Online Safety Act opponents are on the predators's side (twitter.com/peterkyle)
4
Elite police squad to monitor anti-migrant posts on social media (telegraph.co.uk)
1
Neuroscience study shows the brain emits light through the skull (psypost.org)
9
People's brains aged faster during the Covid pandemic – even the uninfected (nature.com)
1
Wikipedia threatens to limit UK access to website (telegraph.co.uk)
3
New Duke Study Finds Obesity Rises with Caloric Intake, Not Couch Time (duke.edu)
6
New Duke study finds obesity rises with caloric intake, not couch time (sciencedaily.com)
2
Maryland's New Tech Tax Targets Digital Services (salestaxinstitute.com)
3
Iran Threatens to Flog Elon Musk's Starlink Users (newsweek.com)
2
Britain can't afford to spend £24,000 on every adult (cityam.com)
26
What explains the liberal-conservative happiness gap? (natesilver.net)
4
Twitch banning streamers for mentioning other platforms during multistreams (twitter.com/awk20000)
2
Devs are considering quitting because of embarrassing legacy tech, survey finds (msn.com)
3
Publicly funded homes for the poor cost $1.2M each to build (washingtonpost.com)
6
Japan's births in 2024 fall below 700k for first time (mainichi.jp)
6
Brazil sues Chinese electric carmaker BYD over slave-like conditions of workers (independent.co.uk)
2
Man jumps in front of a Tesla and kicks it, gets fatally shot by driver (nbcwashington.com)
2
Why American venture capital is flowing into India like never before (msn.com)
1
St. Louis tornado sirens didn't sound in deadly storm. Commissioner put on leave (cbsnews.com)
1
Waymo recalls 1,200 robotaxis following low-speed collisions with gates, chains (techcrunch.com)
7
Unemployed youths 'won't get out of bed for anything less than £40k': Lords told (lbc.co.uk)
2
How GPT-4.1 and Grok 3 align politically according to 4 orientation models (twitter.com/davidrozado)
4
Put an Aluminum Foil Behind Your Wi-Fi Router and Thank Me Later (twitter.com/buhlenomuhle)
2
UMass Boston student charged in firebombing Kansas City Tesla dealership: DOJ (nypost.com)
7
Virginia state flag banned in Texas district over exposed breast (axios.com)
97
The last RadioShack in Maryland is closing (marylandmatters.org)
36
Overuse of CT scans could cause 100k extra cancers in US (icr.ac.uk)
15
Dementia Is Much More Common Among the Married Than the Unmarried (psychologytoday.com)
52
US President endorses bill to lock the clocks in current Daylight Savings Time (flvoicenews.com)
2
Nose Bacteria May Hold the Key to Your Covid-19 Vulnerability (scienceblog.com)
61
Eight or more drinks per week linked to brain lesions (aan.com)
10
Planes collide with members of Congress on board at DC airport weeks after crash (the-sun.com)
4
MSU study finds number of US nonparents who never want children is growing (msu.edu)
1
DOGE's latest $51M slash will have your head spinning (dailymail.co.uk)
3
Background Music Impacts Employees (osu.edu)
3
Twitch and X reach deal to drop Twitch from X's lawsuit over ad spending (reuters.com)
1
Your Body Fat May Be Shaped by the Month You Were Conceived (sciencealert.com)
3
Is Covid sabotaging our immune systems? (canadianaffairs.news)
13
Hyundai to buy 'thousands' of Boston Dynamics robots (therobotreport.com)
2
Rock smashes through Tesla windshield, injures pregnant woman: B.C. police (cloverdalereporter.com)
4
Masturbation frequency by gender in the US [graph] (reddit.com)
3
Change in voter support for Trump between 2020 and 2024 [graph] (reddit.com)
12
A demanding work culture could be undermining efforts to raise birth rates (psypost.org)
3
Novato Cybertruck vandalism caught on tape marks latest Bay Area Tesla attack (sfstandard.com)
9
Flagstaff women say they were targeted, assaulted for driving Tesla car (azfamily.com)
2
Virginia to become first state to make speeding impossible for some drivers (msn.com)
7
Taxpayers Spent Billions Covering the Same Medicaid Patients Twice (wsj.com)
7
Financial Times apologizes after mistake accusing Tesla of "missing" 1.4B (reddit.com)
5
Conservative Influencers Targeted by 'Swatting' Calls (newsweek.com)
16
Tim Walz says he 'boosts mood' by looking at Tesla stock (thehill.com)
5
Is human intelligence starting to decline? (threadreaderapp.com)
1
Solving the Puzzle of Long Covid (science.org)
1
Nvidia claims it shipped twice as many RTX 50 GPUs at launch compared to RTX 40 (kitguru.net)
2
VACE: All-in-One Video Creation and Editing from Alibaba (huggingface.co)
12
Trump administration to resume military aid to Ukraine and intelligence sharing (ajc.com)
13
Tesla charging stations torched in arson near Boston, latest attack on Elon Musk (nbcnews.com)
2
Attempted Arson and Vandalism at Tesla Store in Colorado Being Investigated (lovgov.org)
12
Trump says military spending could be halved, defense stocks drop (cnbc.com)
1
US Coast Guard releases suspected audio recording of Titan submersible implosion (accuweather.com)
4
LA County teen and "serial swatter" gets prison time for "swattings" (cbsnews.com)
3
Popular weight loss drug shows promise in reducing cravings for alcohol (usc.edu)
3
Three Bradford schools reduce admissions due to low birth rates (bbc.com)
3
The fastest object was manhole cover that was blasted into space by nuclear test (zmescience.com)
1
Hunyuan Video is a gift to the open-source community (reddit.com)
4
Lenovo's expandable and rollable laptop screen is launching this year for $3500 (theverge.com)
1
Drinking coffee in the morning is better than all-day drinking for heart health (scimex.org)
2
[dupe] Waymo driverless robotaxi sends airport passenger spinning in circles (nbcnews.com)
2
LG's new projector looks like a stand fan (engadget.com)
1
Roborock's new flagship robot vacuum has an arm that can grab small objects (engadget.com)
4
Surgeon General Calls for Cancer Warning on Alcoholic Drinks (inc.com)
2
British girls outdrink boys – and most of Europe (thetimes.com)
2