Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive neurological disorder that affects the elderly, causing memory loss, mood issues, and personality changes. However, recent evidence suggests that the disease can have early symptoms decades before diagnosis. Dr. Daniel Gibbs, who diagnosed himself with Alzheimer’s at 72, shared his warning signs and lifestyle changes that reduced the impact of … Read more
A celebrated painting by Ernie Barnes, a renowned artist born in Durham, NC during the Jim Crow Era, is now on display at the Mint Museum Uptown until June 30, 2025. The painting, titled “The Sugar Shack,” gained fame as the cover art for Marvin Gaye’s 1976 album “I Want You” and was featured in … Read more
Midwest grid planners are doubling down on plans to build high-voltage wires to support the growing use of renewable energy and battery technology across the region. The Midcontinent Independent System Operator’s (MISO) board recently approved a $30 billion package of new electric transmission projects, which will connect nine Midwestern states from Michigan to southern Indiana. … Read more
Army is set to face Louisiana Tech at the Radiance Technologies Independence Bowl, replacing Marshall as the opponent. Marshall officials notified bowl officials that they would not be able to participate due to a wave of players entering the transfer portal following their coaching change. The Thundering Herd’s decision comes after coach Charles Huff left … Read more
The Washington Capitals have dominated on the road, winning 10 straight games away from Capital One Arena. However, they’ve struggled at home in recent times, with just one win in their previous six games against Buffalo Sabres. Despite notching points in four of those losses due to overtime victories, the team’s overall performance has been … Read more
Fact-checkers are increasingly being targeted by hostile actions as they try to clarify and debunk misleading claims. A new report by the European Digital Media Observatory (EDMO) reveals that 66% of respondents, including academics, fact-checkers, and journalists, have fallen victim to online harassment, intimidation, physical threats, or doxxing. The most common forms of abuse are … Read more
A recent court ruling against Elon Musk has set the stage for a potentially landmark legal battle in 2025, with some experts warning that it could reach as high as the US Supreme Court. According to Anat Alon-Beck, an associate professor at the School of Law, the outcome emphasizes the significance of following Delaware state … Read more
A team of scientists has discovered a new predatory crustacean species in the hadal zone of the Atacama Trench, located off the coast of northern Chile. The newly identified species, named Dulcibella camanchaca, is a large and active predator that thrives in one of Earth’s harshest environments. The discovery was made by researchers from the … Read more
The end of former President Bashar Assad’s rule marks a significant shift in Syria, but the question remains: will he be held accountable for his alleged human rights abuses? Under his regime, more than 15,000 people have been tortured to death since the civil war began in 2011. The Syrian Network for Human Rights blames … Read more
Health officials warn that heart attacks spike during the Christmas season. As loved ones gather together, it’s essential to keep an eye on family members with pre-existing heart conditions. The risk of heart attacks is increased by colder weather, extra holiday eating, and alcohol consumption, along with stress. A cardiologist notes that people often ignore … Read more