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Birds are more afraid of women than men. Scientists have no idea why
Urban birds in European cities fly away sooner when approached by women than men, a pattern observed across 37 species, though researchers cannot yet explain why.
Fifteen NHS staff sacked after accessing medical records of Valdo Calocane victims
Fifteen NHS staff have been dismissed following unauthorized access to medical records of victims of a 2023 Nottingham attack, with additional disciplinary measures issued to other employees.
Bad news for Trump ahead of the midterms: it’s still the economy, stupid
Economic pessimism is rising among Republicans and traditional GOP voters as midterm elections approach, with rural Americans and white voters increasingly reporting concerns about the economy despite partisan perception gaps.
Tech market sell-off deepens amid fears over US inflation and AI debt
Global stock markets experienced significant declines following disappointing US inflation data and mounting concerns about debt levels in the AI sector, triggering selloffs across technology and semiconductor stocks.
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What the results of a Connecticut congressional primary race may mean for Social Security
Connecticut’s Democratic primary for its 1st Congressional District resulted in former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin defeating incumbent Rep. John Larson, who championed Social Security expansion legislation ahead of the program’s projected 2032 funding crisis.
Treasury, IRS move to restrict refundable tax credits to certain immigrants
The Treasury Department and IRS proposed rules restricting refundable tax credits for certain immigrants, potentially affecting millions of lower-income people including asylum seekers and DACA recipients.
International student enrollment falls amid tighter U.S. visa policies, reports show
International student enrollment in U.S. colleges declined 17% in fall 2025, with Common App reporting a record 10% drop in international applications for the upcoming academic year amid tighter visa policies.
No more UK energy bills support likely before price cap rise
UK households are unlikely to receive additional energy bills support before October’s price cap increase, though targeted measures could be considered if prices spike again in January, government sources indicated.
The IRS slashed its staff. One result? More taxes going uncollected
A Treasury Department Inspector General’s report reveals that a 27% reduction in IRS enforcement staff in 2025 coincided with a 35% plunge in audit revenue, resulting in billions of dollars in uncollected taxes.
Trump admin targets tax-exempt status at private colleges — threatening a key tax break for donations
The Trump administration proposed ending federal tax-exempt status for private schools using race in admissions or student aid decisions, potentially affecting thousands of institutions and charitable donations.
With HSAs, employers are turning to the 401(k) playbook
Employers are increasingly using automatic enrollment to boost worker participation in health savings accounts, mirroring successful 401(k) retirement plan strategies.
Nvidia adds more than $400 billion in value after blowout earnings boost AI confidence
Nvidia’s stock surged nearly 9% after the chip giant provided strong revenue guidance, adding approximately $440 billion to its market capitalization and reassuring investors about sustained artificial intelligence demand.
Casella’s (CWST) Growth Machine Is Outrunning Its Own Profits
Casella Waste Systems reported second-quarter revenue growth of 16.9% to $543.7 million, but net income fell 27.6%, reflecting acquisition integration costs outpacing profitability gains.
These 2 AI Storage Stocks Soared as the S&P 500 Fell
Seagate and Western Digital gained 6.3% and 5.9% respectively on September 4 as the S&P 500 declined, reflecting investor rotation toward profitable storage infrastructure supporting AI data demands.
The S&P 500 Fell, but These 2 AI Memory Stocks Exploded Higher
On September 4, the S&P 500 fell 0.4% while Sandisk surged 11.9% and Micron gained 6.1%, reflecting investor rotation toward AI memory and storage suppliers.
Installed Building Products (IBP) Grows Revenue While Margins Quietly Slip
Installed Building Products reported record second-quarter revenue of $777.8 million, up 2.3% year-over-year, but net income and margins declined as residential insulation sales weakened.