A University of Washington neuroscientist says everyday memory lapses are usually caused by stress or fatigue, not dementia, and that noticing the problem yourself is actually a reassuring sign.
With the Yankees’ roster deadline for the AL wild-card series against Boston looming, Aaron Judge has yet to do any hitting or running as he tries to recover from a calf strain, and manager Aaron Boone says no decision has been made.
Louisiana congressional candidate Stephen Wagley says he backs President Trump’s handling of the Iran war and won’t second-guess the president’s decisions, while criticizing politicians of both parties for being ‘opportunistic’ about the conflict.
Palm Beach County commissioners voted 6-0 to pause new data center approvals for a year, citing concerns over electricity bills, noise and environmental impact, weeks after President Trump warned against rejecting such projects.
President Trump said 25,000 people died in the Russia-Ukraine war last month and 32,000 the month before, unverified figures he offered while pressing for a peace deal and confirming a shift allowing Ukraine to produce U.S. Patriot missiles.
Tim Tebow says he is pausing his relationship with Life Surge after a Pablo Torre-Mother Jones investigation tied him to alleged fraud by the Christian organization, prompting radio host Craig Carton to accuse Torre of unfairly attaching Tebow’s name without proof.
Reported violent crime fell 9% nationwide over the past year, according to FBI data, and even HBO host Bill Maher, a frequent Trump critic, says the president’s tough approach may be part of the reason.
President Trump is attending Saturday’s SEC showdown between No. 14 Tennessee and No. 1 Texas at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, where fans greeted the news with excitement alongside a 50%-off beer promotion before kickoff.
Oklahoma brings a top-tier defense but a struggling offense into Athens to face a high-scoring Georgia team, setting up a matchup that could turn into a defensive grind rather than a shootout.
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A Dutch review committee has approved the euthanasia of a 2-year-old child with severe disabilities, the first reported case under a 2024 law expansion allowing euthanasia for children under 12 in limited circumstances.
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