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Dec 04 2025HEALTH

The Silent Struggle of Middle-Aged Americans

In recent times, a growing number of Americans aged 45 and above are feeling the weight of loneliness. This is not just a fleeting feeling but a significant increase from previous years. Nearly half of those in their late 40s to mid-50s are grappling with loneliness. This is a stark contrast to the

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Dec 04 2025FINANCE

Political Jitters: How Politics is Shaking Up Money Matters

In recent times, politics has taken center stage in financial planning discussions. This shift comes as no surprise, given the recent government shutdown, fluctuating tariffs, and stock market ups and downs. A recent study by the CFP Board reveals that politics is now the top concern for many Americ

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Dec 04 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Hockey, Romance, and Real-Life Questions: The Heated Rivalry Dilemma

The new sports romance series "Heated Rivalry" has sparked curiosity among fans about the real-life sexual orientations of its stars, Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie. The show, based on Rachel Reid's "Game Changers" book series, follows the secret affair between Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov,

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Dec 04 2025CRIME

A Former Counselor Faces Serious Charges for Alleged Abuse

A retired mental health counselor is now facing serious legal trouble. Edmund Rivers, 68, is accused of sexually assaulting five young patients over many years. These incidents reportedly happened at Hartgrove Behavioral Health Hospital in Chicago. The charges include multiple counts of criminal se

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Dec 04 2025SCIENCE

Unlocking Cancer's Hidden Patterns: A Data-Driven Quest

Cancer is a tricky foe. It has some common traits, but finding shared molecular patterns across different types has been a challenge. Now, with tons of data at hand, researchers are diving deep to uncover these hidden links. A recent study took a big leap. They looked at data from twelve different

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Dec 04 2025ENTERTAINMENT

A Life Dedicated to Indie Films: Remembering Tammie Rosen

Tammie Rosen, a key figure in the independent film scene, has passed away at 49 after a tough fight with cancer. She was the head of communications at the Sundance Institute, where she made a big impact. People who knew her say she was a great leader. Ebs Burnough, the chair of the Sundance Institu

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Dec 04 2025HEALTH

A New Hope in Lung Cancer Treatment

Black Diamond Therapeutics has shared some promising news about their drug, silevertinib. It's being tested on people with a specific type of lung cancer. The results from the second phase of trials show that 60% of patients responded well to the treatment. This includes 25 partial responses and one

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Dec 04 2025HEALTH

How Money and Community Help Newcomers Feel Better

People moving to new places face many challenges. One big issue is their mental health. Having enough money and support can make a huge difference. But it's not just about cash. It's also about how they use what they have and the help they get from their new community. Studies often look at one thi

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Dec 04 2025BUSINESS

Citi's Big Promotions: What's Changing and Why?

Citi has just announced a fresh batch of 276 managing directors. This is the smallest group since 2020, showing a shift in the bank's approach. The new leaders come from different parts of the bank, like markets, banking, wealth, and services. The bank is focusing more on growth in these areas after

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Dec 04 2025HEALTH

Gabapentin Rules: A State-by-State Look

Gabapentin is a drug that more and more people are using. It's often prescribed for nerve pain and other conditions. But there's a catch: some people might misuse it. This has led to different states making their own rules about gabapentin. From 2016 to 2024, half of the states and territories in t

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