Nigeria’s victorious women footballers promised $100,000 each
Returning home as African champions, the president thanked the players for their inspiration.
Month: July 2025
How California draws congressional districts, and why it might change in a proxy war with Trump
California Democrats may upend the way the state draws congressional districts to weaken GOP power, a response to Texas potentially doing the opposite at President
Married couple killed while hiking with their children
A manhunt is under way after a married couple were killed while hiking with their children in an Arkansas state park.
Now that countries have capitulated on tariffs, Trump will be back for more
Governments should stop handing Trump unnecessary victories and stand up to him. This is the only way to defeat him.
India claims to have killed all suspects of Kashmir’s Pahalgam attack
Three armed men killed on Monday were involved in deadly attack on tourists in Pahalgam, Indian minister says.
A day in the life of a Palestinian family seeking food in Gaza
This is a day in the life of a Palestinian family in Gaza, living through Israel’s policy of starvation.
Judge blocks Trump from denying federal grant money to shelters that serve trans people
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration’s anti-DEI and anti-LGBTQ+ restrictions on federal grants given to organizations serving domestic and sexual violence survivors, LGBTQ+
Why the Key to a Mathematical Life is Collaboration
In 1971, Fan Chung, then in her second year of graduate school at the University of Pennsylvania, received an assignment. Her thesis adviser, Herbert Wilf
Changing the narrative on hormone-related mood disorders in women
In a wide-ranging Genomic Press Interview published today in Brain Medicine, Dr. David R. Rubinow recounts the serendipitous path that led him to overturn decades
New research provides the first clinically relevant overview of childhood brain tumors
Childhood brain tumor survival depends on the type of tumor. Comparing survival rates across countries is difficult, because brain tumors aren’t recorded in the same
What’s better for your gut: lean beef or chicken? Science weighs in
A crossover trial in healthy young adults found that both lean chicken and beef diets reduced gut microbial richness, but only chicken caused significant diversity
How a leaky gut could be putting your heart at risk
Researchers reviewed recent studies showing that gut dysbiosis contributes to heart failure by weakening the gut barrier, enabling harmful metabolites like TMAO to trigger inflammation
Moderate coffee and tea habits linked to sharper thinking in seniors
Moderate coffee intake and both moderate and high tea consumption are associated with a slower decline in fluid intelligence among older adults over nearly a
Bankrupt Futurehome suddenly makes its smart home hub a subscription service
Smart home device maker Futurehome is forcing its customers’ hands by suddenly requiring a subscription for basic functionality of its products. Launched in 2016, Futurehome’s