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A recent government shutdown deal has revealed a concerning truth about the Republican Party: its lack of concern for the pain inflicted on average Americans by its policies. According to analyst Will Saletan, the party doesn’t prioritize human suffering in its decision-making. He believes this indifference is both a political weakness and a sign that … Read more
A widely used supplement, melatonin is often marketed as a natural sleep aid. However, concerns are growing about its long-term effects due to limited research and potential interactions with other health conditions. While it may help individuals with certain disorders, such as autism or Alzheimer’s disease, excessive use can lead to adverse effects like heart … Read more
Star Trek and Alien: Earth are two of the biggest space-based franchises, but both face competition from another sci-fi staple – The Outer Limits. A classic series that started in 1963, The Outer Limits has a proven track record with episodes like “Dead Man’s Switch.” This Season 3 episode follows Lieutenant Ben Conklin as he … Read more
New research on melatonin, a popular sleeping aid, has raised concerns among scientists about its long-term usage. A study of over 130,000 adults found that those taking melatonin for more than a year were at greater risk of heart failure and dying from any cause. While the findings are preliminary and don’t change current health … Read more
Warren Buffett will step down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway at the end of this year. However, he’s not retiring completely. Instead, he’ll continue to deliver his annual Thanksgiving message and increase his philanthropy efforts. Buffett, 95, is being replaced by Greg Abel, 63, who was designated as his successor in 2021. Buffett praised Abel, … Read more
A federal magistrate judge, Laura McNally, is planning a visit to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Broadview, Illinois. The visit comes after Judge Robert Gettleman issued a temporary restraining order to improve conditions at the facility. McNally has been tasked with supervising the exchange of evidence as part of the discovery process. … Read more
A US federal judge is considering releasing hundreds of people arrested by federal agents during an immigration crackdown in Chicago. The National Immigrant Justice Center claims that many of these arrests were made without a warrant, violating a consent decree in Illinois and neighboring states. If the judge rules in favor of the center’s request, … Read more
The quest for the perfect ChatGPT prompt has become a viral sensation, with many claiming to have discovered a “master” prompt that works for every situation. However, this is just a myth – there’s no single perfect prompt that can work for everyone. The key lies not in magic phrases, but in context, clarity, and … Read more