Scientists at the University of Edinburgh have made a groundbreaking discovery about how a toxic protein linked to Alzheimer’s disease damages brain connections. Using living human brain tissue, they showed that the protein amyloid beta sticks to and harms the connections between brain cells. The researchers used small pieces of healthy human brain tissue collected … Read more
Nintendo has released an update for the original Switch before its successor, the Switch 2, arrives on June 5. The update includes several new features, including shareable Virtual Game Cards and color swaps for some app icons. One significant change is the ability to upload data from your original Switch to a dedicated server, which … Read more
Hall of Fame wide receiver Cris Carter believes Shedeur Sanders is solely responsible for his disappointing NFL draft experience. During an episode of the “Fully Loaded” podcast, Carter stated that Sanders’ pre-draft preparation was flawed, particularly when it came to his image and interview process. Carter pointed out that Sanders spent too much money on … Read more
Mali’s national dialogue has recommended naming junta leader Assimi Goita as president with a five-year mandate. The recommendation comes after a dialogue held in the capital Bamako, where political actors discussed possible reforms and future governance structures. As part of these recommendations, all existing political parties would be dissolved, and new party creation conditions would … Read more
Harvey Weinstein’s retrial has begun with Miriam Haley, one of his accusers, testifying that he forced oral sex on her in 2006 after she told him to stop. Haley, a former entertainment producer, recalled the alleged assault, which occurred when she was 40 years old and working as a production assistant on a reality TV … Read more
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Memory lapses are a common experience in our busy lives. Forgetting where you put your keys or why you walked into a room is often dismissed as stress or fatigue. However, when does forgetfulness become a cause for concern? Distinguishing between typical forgetfulness and signs of cognitive decline can be crucial. According to Dr Henk … Read more
The Times of Israel website is currently experiencing technical difficulties, with the site unavailable due to a temporary outage. Users are being directed to check back later or wait for further updates on when the site will be restored. No official statement has been issued by the website owners regarding the cause of the issue. … Read more
Sean Combs, also known as Diddy, is facing a federal trial on charges of sex trafficking and racketeering. The four-part Investigation Discovery series “The Fall of Diddy” delves into Combs’ history of alleged abusive and destructive behavior, which dates back to the late 1980s. Directors Yoruba Richen and Emma Schwartz interviewed over two dozen people, … Read more
United Parcel Service (UPS) plans to close 164 operations and 73 buildings by June, reducing its workforce by 20,000 positions by the end of the year. This is part of the company’s largest network reconfiguration in history, aimed at decreasing deliveries for Amazon by over 50% by June 2026. The move aims to optimize UPS’ … Read more