How much mercury is too much? Here’s what experts want you to know
Foods like canned tuna and swordfish are known for their higher mercury content—how much is too much?
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Study looking at AI chatbots in 7,000 workplaces finds ‘no significant impact on earnings or recorded hours in any occupation’
Despite AI’s promise to revolutionize white-collar work, most workers are using it sparingly—or hiding it from their boss.
I’ve been practicing medicine at a renowned institution for 40 years. Society isn’t ready for us to reverse the aging process across an entire population
Dr. Joel Geiderman is convinced there is a biological mechanism that triggers the onset of aging and with enough research, we will discover what it is. Sooner, rather than later.
U.S. debt no longer earns a top grade at any of the major credit rating agencies after Moody’s downgrade
"Successive US administrations and Congress have failed to agree on measures to reverse the trend of large annual fiscal deficits and growing interest costs."
70% of neurodivergent adults say they’re facing increased stigma at work, and the ongoing corporate rollback of DEI programs could make the situation worse
Stigmas are holding some neurodivergent employees back from getting the accommodations they need.
Uncover the complexities of CoinsPaid and SoftSwiss Money Laundering operations
Investigative reports by Shana Dovi on Medium have uncovered serious allegations against CoinsPaid, an Austrian cryptocurrency payment processor that operates under Dream Finance OÜ in Estonia
Former FBI head Comey is being investigated by the Secret Service over a picture of seashells that could look like a call for violence against Trump
In an Instagram post, Comey wrote “cool shell formation on my beach walk” under a picture of seashells that appeared to form the shapes for “86 47.”
Fortune’s 2025 CEO Survey shows increasing pessimism
Also: Inflation still top of Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s mind, Meta’s fraud problem.
Military and civilian air traffic controllers in Washington have a hotline. It hasn’t worked for over 3 years
The FAA said the dedicated direct access line between air traffic controllers at Reagan and the Pentagon's Army heliport hasn't worked since 2022 because of the construction of a new tower at the Pentagon.
