Cowpea Virus Found to Trigger Immune Response Against Cancer Cells

A study published in Cell Biomaterials has discovered that the cowpea mosaic virus (CPMV), a plant virus typically infecting black-eyed peas, can trigger an immune response against cancer cells. Researchers found that CPMV activates innate immune cells and establishes systemic, long-lasting anti-tumor memory, making it a promising low-cost and potent cancer immunotherapy. Unlike other plant … Read more

Child’s Body Found Dead in Silverthorne, No Foul Play Suspected

A 1.5-year-old boy went missing near Willow Grove Open Space in Silverthorne on Tuesday, July 22. The child was found dead later that evening. Summit County Coroner Amber Flenniken has identified the boy as Zeldris Milo Maes of Arvada. According to Kristina Nayden, communications director for Silverthorne, no foul play is suspected in Maes’ death. … Read more

Air Pollution Linked to Increased Risk of Dementia

A recent study published in The Lancet Planetary Health has found a significant link between long-term exposure to outdoor air pollution and the risk of dementia. The analysis of data from almost 30 million people revealed that particulate matter with a diameter of 2.5 microns or less (PM2.5), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), and soot are associated … Read more

Israel Allows Foreign Aid Drops in Gaza Starting Friday

Israel has agreed to allow foreign countries to parachute aid into the Gaza Strip, starting on Friday, according to Israeli army radio. This move comes as the territory faces severe food and water shortages due to an ongoing blockade. The blockade, which began in March, has resulted in over 100 deaths from starvation, according to … Read more

AOL’s Cookie Policy Explained

AOL is part of the Yahoo family of brands, which owns and operates various websites and applications including Yahoo, AOL, Engadget, Rivals, In The Know, and Makers. When visiting these sites or apps, a cookie policy notice appears. This notice explains how personal data will be used for additional purposes beyond browsing. Users can choose … Read more

Macron Recognizes Palestinian State Amid Global Outrage Over Gaza Crisis

French President Emmanuel Macron has formally recognized Palestine as a sovereign state, sparking outrage from the US and Israel, while drawing support from other European nations and international human rights organizations. The move comes amidst growing global condemnation of the Israeli army’s military operations in Gaza, which have left thousands of civilians dead or injured. … Read more

Microsoft’s Cloud Data Transfer to US Authorities Raises Concerns

Microsoft’s claims of data sovereignty have been called into question after a recent hearing revealed that the company cannot guarantee that customer data will not be transferred to US authorities upon request. This raises concerns about the effectiveness of cloud providers’ promises of sovereignty and the potential risks to EU customers. Experts weigh in on … Read more

Jaguars 2025 Training Camp Continues with Intensity

Jaguars’ 2025 Training Camp resumed on Thursday, marking the second day under new Head Coach Liam Coen’s leadership. The team conducted a 1 hour and 45 minute practice in helmets and shorts at the Miller Electric Center. Coaches John Oehser, J.P. Shadrick, and Kainani Stevens observed key developments during the session. They noted that the … Read more

BMW Cooling System Powers AMD’s Record-Breaking CPU

The latest high-performance CPU from AMD requires a robust cooling system to maintain its operating temperatures. The Threadripper 9995WX Pro is no exception, demanding massive power and heat dissipation capabilities. To stay within safe limits, users often “overclock” their CPUs, which increases heat production. In search of an unconventional solution, Chinese YouTuber Geekerwan turned to … Read more

Concerns Over Vaccine Access Rise Under New HHS Secretary

The US is facing a growing concern over access to routine childhood immunizations. Pediatricians warn that anxious parents are worried about the future of vaccine coverage, especially for children covered by Medicaid. The issue gained momentum after Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a longtime anti-vaccine activist, removed 17 members from the … Read more