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Do you have seasonal affective disorder? How to tell — and what to do about it
Seasonal affective disorder affects about 1 in 20 Americans and typically lasts roughly 40% of the year. Light therapy lamps and lifestyle adjustments can help manage symptoms.
Washington state resident dies from bird flu following exposure to infected cattle
A Washington state resident with prior health conditions died from H5N1 bird flu after exposure to infected cattle at a dairy farm, marking the first U.S. bird flu death in a year.
The start-ups hoping to return battery making to the US
US battery start-ups are developing sodium ion technology as an alternative to lithium ion, with companies like Unigrid and Emerald Battery Labs seeking to establish domestic manufacturing to reduce dependence on Chinese supply chains.
Here’s who Netflix just brought in to run content — and what it means for the streamer
Netflix appointed former Disney executive Peter Rice as chief content officer, replacing 10-year veteran Bela Bajaria as the streamer confronts viewership stagnation and recent workforce reductions.
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Healey’s profiteering warning on food and fuel risks row with retailers
UK Chancellor John Healey warns retailers against profiteering on food and fuel prices amid ongoing Iran conflict, stating the government is monitoring closely for price gouging.
From a mother’s grief to a nation’s fury: How an exam leak became a political storm
An 18-year-old Indian student’s suicide following the cancellation of medical exam results triggered nationwide protests that forced the education minister’s resignation, highlighting systemic issues in the country’s high-pressure education system.
Saudi Crown Prince MBS urges Trump to ‘prioritise dialogue’ in US-Iran war
Saudi Arabia’s crown prince urged Trump to prioritize diplomatic dialogue with Iran over military escalation, hours before the US president announced a pause in strikes.
Migrant deaths in Ceuta rise to 72 after border surge from Morocco
At least 72 people died after roughly 60,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta over several days, prompting EU member states to call for coordinated border measures.
Republican senator says former son-in-law should resign from US Congress
Republican Senator Bernie Moreno called for his former son-in-law, House member Max Miller, to resign amid domestic abuse allegations involving Moreno’s daughter. Miller has refused to step down despite growing pressure.
Iran says negotiations with Oman over Strait of Hormuz in final stages
Iran’s foreign minister stated negotiations with Oman over the Strait of Hormuz are reaching final stages, with both nations working toward a new maritime route agreement through the strategic waterway.
Most Americans say Trump has gone too far on US immigration: Poll
A new poll shows 39% of Americans approve of Trump’s immigration policies, down from 49% at the start of his second term, though about half say he has overstepped on enforcement measures.
A woman with apparent heat stroke found dead while taking shelter in a car in quake-hit Japan
An elderly woman died from heat stroke while sheltering in a car in earthquake-hit Kumamoto, Japan, as the region faces extreme temperatures and ongoing recovery challenges.
EU to hold urgent meeting of interior ministers on Tuesday over Ceuta crisis
EU interior ministers will hold an urgent meeting Tuesday to address divisions over more than 50,000 migrants who arrived in Spanish territory Ceuta, with at least 67 deaths reported during crossings.
Tourist plane crashes in Peru, killing 13 on board
A Cessna Caravan carrying 13 people crashed over Peru’s Nazca Lines archaeological site on Saturday, killing all aboard, including tourists from Germany, Spain, and Italy.
Five dead and 41 missing after Indonesia ferry catches fire
An Indonesian ferry carrying over 250 people caught fire while traveling between Surabaya and Makassar, resulting in five confirmed deaths and 41 missing persons.
A teen was killed at a Seattle protest. New video evidence shows what really happened
New video evidence reveals that a 16-year-old killed at Seattle’s 2020 CHOP protest was shot by armed security volunteers, with no evidence he fired weapons. The case remains unsolved six years later.