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The Surprising Link Between Sunlight and Blood Sugar
Emerging research suggests a surprising benefit to getting more sun. —Getty Images—Ippei Naoi Now that clocks have fallen back, many Americans face a dreary daily reality: finishing the workday after the sun has set. That could be problematic for health, since sunlight benefits us in many ways. It helps regulate our internal clocks, boosts mood,…
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DSA narrowly votes against rescinding Nithya Raman endorsement in L.A. mayor’s race
A national panel of the Democratic Socialists of America narrowly voted against rescinding the endorsement of Nithya Raman for Los Angeles mayor Monday, just one day ahead of Tuesday’s election. The group had been considering revoking the endorsement of the council member over her views on Israel, which some considered insufficiently tough. In a 14…
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Trump friend offers alarming preview of ‘martial law’ election order: ‘Pushing for it’
A longtime friend of President Donald Trump is pushing for an emergency order “tantamount to martial law” if Democrats rack up big wins in the midterm elections. “I’m pushing for it,” MAGA attorney Peter Ticktin told MS Now’s Vaughn Hillyard in an exclusive interview. Ticktin represents Tina Peters, the former Colorado election official convicted of…
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Intel Stock Is Cratering After Trump Poured Taxpayer Money Into the Chipmaker
In August 2025, the Trump administration raised eyebrows by making a $8.9 billion investment in US chipmaker Intel, as part of a massive $100 billion drive to boost semiconductor supplies. At first, it looked like an excellent investment as the AI race heated up as Intel saw shares shoot up, reaching just over $92 a…
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Two California college students injured in deadly train crash in Spain
Two Cal Poly San Luis Obispo students who were studying abroad were injured in a high-speed train collision in central Spain last week that killed at least 69 people and injured dozens more. Matt Lazier, a Cal Poly spokesman, said in a statement that the students were receiving medical care and that the university was…
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10 books to read in November: Memoirs from Willie Nelson, Bob Woodward, LeVar Burton and more
As a nation, we give thanks this month, and readers can, too, since November’s new releases include several kinds of fiction (sci-fi, climate dystopia and thriller, among them) and nonfiction featuring a memoir from a nonagenarian legend, an octogenarian legend and an almost-septuagenarian legend. Happy reading! FICTION: Stations: A Novel By Louise Kennedy Riverhead Books:…
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GOP insiders rage as ‘lazy’ red-state senators suck up cash — after ignoring warnings
Republicans are spending tens of millions of dollars in the final days of the campaign to rescue three red-state senators who party insiders say ignored months of warnings, according to Axios. Senate races in Kansas, South Carolina and Mississippi are normally easy GOP wins. This year, national Republicans have pulled money away from swing-state battles…
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The Thanksgiving meal deal that’s even cheaper than Walmart’s — with a catch
As the nation’s grocery giants clamor to win over inflation-battered Americans ahead of the holiday season, Amazon has entered the meal deal battle with a Thanksgiving offer that is $10 less than Walmart’s. The Jeff Bezos-owned firm on Monday unveiled a $25 Thanksgiving meal bundle including turkeys as low as 79 cents a pound, as…
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Will Smith and ex Sheree Zampino are all smiles during Australia getaway after Jada Pinkett Smith reconciliation
Will Smith spent time with his ex-wife, Sheree Zampino, in Australia after reconciling with his wife, Jada Pinkett Smith. The former couple was pictured smiling as they arrived at Sydney Airport together on Monday, after Will wrapped his upcoming movie “Supermax.” The “Bad Boys” actor, 58, wore a blue hoodie, gray sweatpants, a white hat…
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After scary injury to Jack Campbell, Lions get emotional win over Vikings: ‘It was all about Jack’
Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell was resting and expected to spend the night in the hospital for testing and monitoring after sustaining a scary neck injury, the team announced soon after its 19-15 victory against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday afternoon. Campbell, a fourth-year player who made his first Pro Bowl last season, was lying…