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A new Connecticut law forces recyclers cashing in more than 1,000 containers to show a copy of their driver's license, handing Republicans fresh ammunition in the voter ID fight.

Show # 7 St. Paul High School Something Rotten! Jr. Director: Lesley Thomas Gianna Dufresne, Critic St. Joseph High School What does it mean to be true to yourself? Welcome to the Renaissance, where St. Paul High School’s production of Something Rotten! Jr. explores this question through clever puns, memorable characters, and lively musical numbers. […]

Using land supply efficiently I have enjoyed the Herald’s pieces about population and housing growth over these past weeks. As an old, long-since retired city planner, I worked on Calgary’s major land annexation process from 2001 to 2007. For historical context, the City of Calgary’s projection back in the early 2000s was for a population […]

The Hisense CanvasTV lineup just got a little more accessible. The company has added a 50-inch model to the S7 series, the 50S7SG, giving the art-focused TV a size that fits smaller rooms and tighter budgets. It doesn’t lose any of the features that made the larger versions popular, either. The CanvasTV now comes in […]

Eight activists arrested in Minnesota told HuffPost how it feels to be targeted by Donald Trump’s war on dissent — and they have a warning.

“What they're doing in trying to affect and buy an election by coming in and spending $10 million at the last minute — all it did was turn voters against them,” Sen. Tammy Duckworth told HuffPost.

I regularly drink from stray glasses of water I see scattered around my house that were poured the day before. I think I’m being efficient and resourceful, but am I being safe? 

Suzanne Morphew's daughters battle family over her remains as accused husband Barry faces October murder trial. Legal fight reveals deep family divisions.

A certain type of shopping mall has become a surprising bright spot for real estate investors.

His chest felt like his son was lying on it. His doctor recommended a procedure that's "crazy even to heart surgeons."  CBS News

Without a doubt, Donald Trump and MarkWayne Mullin are...well, let's back up a sec. I was on Tequila Talk, my show every Thurs, 6pm et w/ Joe Walsh. We both love tequila, so we spend Thurs Happy Hour getting folks thru another Trump week. With MAGA mockery, some tequila, a righteous rant or 3.

A lactic acid bacterium isolated from kimchi may help promote the removal of nanoplastics from the body by binding to them in the intestine. Nanoplastics are ultrafine plastic particles measuring less than 1 micrometer that are generated during the degradation of larger plastic materials. These particles can enter the human body through food and drinking water. Due to their extremely small size, nanoplastics may cross the intestinal barrier and accumulate in organs such as the kidneys and brain. However... Читать дальше...

Transit Officer Paul DeGeorge thought his son was lying on him. Then he realized something much scarier was happening.

1. GLP-1 drugs are changing how Americans eat. Food companies are racing to catch up  CNBC
2. The GLP-1 saga is only getting juicier and messier  Scientific American
3. Restaurants adjusting portion sizes as use of GLP-1s increases  Spectrum News
4. Transformative or overhyped? The impact of weight-loss drugs on European food demand  ING THINK economic and financial analysis | ING THINK
5. 7 opportunities to reach GLP-1 consumers  Commercial Baking

This episode was originally released on May 25th, 2018.

When two women in their sixties start losing interest in sex, their sex-starved partners become increasingly frustrated. Both women blame old age for their waning libidos. But is their diminished sex drive because of age or something else?

The erotic lives of senior citizens are typically made invisible by our culture, which can lead to confusion and misinformation. Dr. Pepper Schwartz, the love and relationship columnist for AARP... Читать дальше...

1. Engadget review recap: Lots of Apple devices, Galaxy S26, Dell XPS 16 and more  Engadget
2. MacBook Neo, AirPods Max 2, iPhone 17e, and everything else Apple announced this month  TechCrunch
3. iPhone Fold, Mac Studio, OLED MacBook Pro: What to expect from Apple for the rest of 2026  AppleInsider
4. Apple’s 2026 Product Roadmap: New iPhones, Macs, and Apple Watch Are Coming  TechRepublic
5. Apple Released Yet Another New Product Today  MacRumors

Canada considered conserving oil with gasoline rationing stamps in 1979. While it never put the stamps into circulation, economist Peter Tertzakian said the proofs are a reminder that anything can happen in an oil shortage.

1. Financial markets are responding to the Iran conflict in unexpected ways — leaving some investors puzzled  MarketWatch
2. Iran war's economic shocks could reverberate for a while  Axios
3. Economic fallout from U.S.-led war is hitting the rest of the world harder  The Washington Post
4. Dire Straits  Reuters
5. Iran war will scar the global economy  Financial Times

Here you can hear the memories of children from whom blood was drained, and see photographs of adults digging their own graves. Upon entering one of the halls, you will find yourself in a burning barn…

The $730bn start-up plans to increase staff to 8,000 by end of 2026 in bid to close gap with rival Anthropic

1. Heathrow’s new car parks to cost more than Gatwick’s second runway  The Telegraph
2. Heathrow CEO says expansion opponents guilty of ‘misinformation’  The Times
3. Heathrow Airport Expansion Edges Forward, But Who’s Paying?  Forbes
4. Heathrow: Outrage as letters sent to 3rd runway residents  Hounslow Herald
5. Heathrow neighbours urged to contact 'relocation' service  Hillingdon and Uxbridge Times

'Big Bang' star Kunal Nayyar has been praised as an 'angel' for helping families pay soaring medical bills.

And very wrong