Long COVID May Be Far More Common Than Thought, Study Suggests

A new study published in the journal PLOS Pathogens has found that exposure to the virus that causes COVID-19 may lead to chronic health impacts years after the initial illness. Researchers examined rhesus macaques infected with the delta variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus and found persistent parameters of disease in 60% to 90% of the … Read more

Browns Training Camp Update: QB Battle and Roster Bubble

The Cleveland Browns’ training camp is in full swing, with coaches and reporters closely monitoring the team’s progress. The quarterback battle is heating up, with Kenny Pickett and Shedeur Sanders standing out during team drills. Pickett threw consecutive touchdown passes in low red zone drills, while Sanders tossed for a trio of scores, including a … Read more

Comic-Con Celebrities Share Their Love for the Fandom

At the Entertainment Weekly Comic-Con Bash, stars from TV shows like Nathan Fillion’s “The Rookie”, Disney Channel’s “Phineas and Ferb”, and Marvel’s “X-Men ’97” attended the event to share their personal takes on Comic-Con. The convention has become a star-studded celebration where celebrities dish on upcoming projects, soak in fan love, and celebrate success. Nathan … Read more

Trump Jokes About Lowering Interest Rates During Frosty Fed Visit

US President Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell had a tense exchange during their public tour of the Federal Reserve’s $2.5 billion renovation project, where they disagreed on the project’s timeline and cost. The meeting marked Trump’s first since criticizing Powell and the Fed for not lowering interest rates, with the president joking … Read more

Tick Safety: Separating Fact from Fear

Ticks are a growing concern across the US, with tick-borne diseases increasing and Lyme disease being the most prevalent. Experts say that while it’s true, ticks pose a threat, the risk is not as high as many people think. According to Erika Machtinger, an entomologist at Pennsylvania State University Extension, Lyme disease is the biggest … Read more

NASA Warns of 20% Workforce Departure Amid Space Agency Restructuring

A significant restructuring effort is underway at the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). According to a spokesperson, approximately 20% of the agency’s workforce, amounting to around 3,870 individuals, are expected to leave. The number may fluctuate over the coming days and weeks. Despite this exodus, NASA estimates that roughly 14,000 employees will remain … Read more

Raw Milk Outbreak Sickens Over 160 People in US, Officials Warn of Risks

A new report by California health officials reveals a raw milk-related outbreak that sickened over 160 people in the US between September 2023 and March 2024. The outbreak, caused by Salmonella contamination, was linked to a single dairy farm’s products, which were distributed in several states. The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) describes the … Read more

AI-Driven Power Surge Causes Electricity Bills to Skyrocket

A sharp increase in electricity bills is not just a result of imagination; it’s a harsh reality driven by the growing demand for artificial intelligence (AI). The largest power grid operator in the US, PJM Interconnection, reports that electricity usage is rising sharply this summer, with some areas seeing bills increase by as much as … Read more

Neanderthals Ate Maggots, New Study Reveals

Researchers have found evidence that Neanderthals ate maggots as part of their diet, challenging long-held assumptions about their eating habits. The discovery was made through a study published in the journal Science Advances, which analyzed nitrogen levels in ancient human remains and fly larvae. The researchers, led by assistant professor Melanie Beasley at Purdue University, … Read more