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Overview: Trump Faces the Generals In a high‑profile address to hundreds of senior military officers, President Donald Trump raised the stakes on civil‑military loyalty. While…
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Thomas Müller makes German football history with Vancouver Whitecaps Thomas Müller, now 36, has added a new line to his remarkable career. With Vancouver Whitecaps,…
Thomas Müller Makes History with Vancouver Whitecaps Thomas Müller has added a historic chapter to his storied career as Vancouver Whitecaps grab the Canadian Championship…
Game 2 standoff: The decision and its context In a 3-0 deficit that proved to be the final margin, the Cubs’ decision to leave left-hander…
Overview: Flu vs Sport – A Contested Encounter In a tightly fought clash between Fluminense and Sport Recife, the players delivered a performance that split…
What the study found Researchers report the first direct evidence that tiny air pollution particles can attach to red blood cells, potentially enabling them to travel throughout the body. The team, led by Professor Jonathan Grigg and Dr Norrice Liu at Queen Mary University of London, studied healthy volunteers and found that particles from vehicle…
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Regulatory filings hint at the next Vision Pro Regulatory documents submitted to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission have surfaced, hinting at Apple’s next iteration of the Vision Pro. The files describe a head mounted device with model number A3416 and include an image that MacRumors notes clearly resembles a Vision Pro unit. While the pages…
A quirky twist on cold prevention As autumn arrives, many of us default to familiar remedies—honey, ginger tea, Vitamin C—when we sense a chilly season ahead. But a recent study from the University of Hamburg suggests that our bodies may be primed to fight colds in a much less traditional way: by watching videos of…
What the Hamburg study actually tested In a first of its kind experiment at the University of Hamburg, 62 adults watched short video clips. Some clips showed healthy individuals, others depicted people with clear cold symptoms. The researchers aimed to see whether merely observing illness cues could influence the body’s immune preparation, even before exposure…
