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Argument Over How to Divide Stimulus Check Leads to Senseless Slaying of Child, Three AdultsReporting — Mar 21, 2021For thousands of years, philosophers have struggled to understand the psychological underpinnings of greed. Even with so much good in the world — and so many people who attempt to act kindly with understanding toward…

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Largest real-world study ties sleep to cycle regularityHealth — Aug 27, 2026A large real-world study of 2,596 women links longer and more consistent sleep with more regular menstrual cycles, suggesting sleep patterns influence hormonal timing. Separately, experts warn that sleep disorders in women, especially obstructive sleep apnea—which affects a substantial share of adults—are often misattributed to stress, with women showing distinct symptoms that require targeted recognition and treatment.

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CDC Plans $50 Million 9/11 Youth Health Study — Sep 10, 2026The United States is moving to study long-term health effects on children, teens, young adults, and those in utero from 9/11 through the World Trade Center Youth Research Cohort, overseen by the CDC and the World Trade Center Health Program with about $50 million in funding and a planned kickoff as participation grows, potentially starting July 1, 2027. Congress directed this effort in 2022 to fill long-standing gaps in tracking outcomes for younger Yorkers, with recruitment challenges and a design that compares exposed individuals under 21 or in utero to similarly aged unexposed peers living in Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn.

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Derek Foss million seems reasonable if it finally fills the gaps in data for that younger group.

FDA Approves Updated COVID-19 Vaccines NationwideHealth — Aug 27, 2026The FDA has approved the updated Comirnaty XFG COVID-19 vaccine and related XFG-adapted formulations for fall 2026-2027, with immediate shipping to pharmacies, hospitals, and clinics for adults 65+ and younger individuals with underlying conditions at high risk. The approval, based on a broad body of clinical and real-world data, aligns with guidance to target current circulating variants and will extend access to the new vaccine across the United States.

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IJRTop Trump Dinner Bidders Stash Cash On Exchanges That Shut Out AmericansDylan Kresak · 3 min · 3h

Las Vegas teen surrenders in Santa Monica shooting — Jul 23, 2026A 16-year-old from Las Vegas turned himself in and was taken into custody in connection with a deadly shooting near the Santa Monica Pier that killed 24-year-old Edgar Buitimea after a physical altercation between two groups outside Parking Lot 1 North. The investigation, which points to a juvenile suspect with the case potentially moving from juvenile to adult court, continues as authorities say no further suspects have been identified amid heightened security around the World Cup watch parties.

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AP Top 25 College Football TeamsRankingCollege football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.

Oregon psilocybin program shows lasting mental health benefits — Aug 19, 2026Real-world Oregon psilocybin services provided relief from anxiety, depression, and PTSD, with about two-thirds calling the experience among the most meaningful of their lives, while maintaining safety comparable to clinical settings in a large multi-site study of 346 adults across 24 licensed centers. The findings, published in JAMA Network Open, come as regulators consider potential fee increases that could threaten the nation’s first regulated psilocybin market despite demonstrated mental health benefits.

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Mimrylo earns FDA approval for Polycythemia VeraHealth — Aug 28, 2026FDA approved Takeda’s Mimrylo (rusfertide), a first-in-class hepcidin mimetic for erythrocytosis in adults with polycythemia vera, to keep hematocrit below 45% and reduce phlebotomy burden. In the phase 3 VERIFY trial, 76.9% of patients achieved a clinical response, signaling a potential shift in PV treatment and paving the way for broader access worldwide.

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