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Nov 15 2025POLITICS

Journalists and Controversial Figures: Where Do We Draw the Line?

In the world of journalism, maintaining a clear boundary between reporter and source is crucial. This became evident when emails surfaced, revealing interactions between journalists and the late Jeffrey Epstein. One such exchange involved journalist Michael Wolff, who advised Epstein on how to handl

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Nov 15 2025POLITICS

How Brazilian Telegram Groups Spread Big Ideas and Big Lies

In Brazil, Telegram groups have become hotspots for sharing big ideas and even bigger lies. During times of crisis, like the COVID-19 pandemic, these groups have seen a surge in discussions about the New World Order (NWO), Globalism, and QAnon. But what's really going on in these online spaces? Res

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Nov 15 2025POLITICS

Seattle's New Mayor: A Surprise Victory for Progressive Change

In a surprising turn of events, Bruce Harrell, the centrist Democrat and former City Council member, initially seemed to be leading the race for Seattle's mayor. However, as more ballots came in, the tide shifted dramatically in favor of 43-year-old democratic socialist candidate, M. Lorena Wilson.

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Nov 15 2025TECHNOLOGY

Building AI That Gets Us: A Simple Guide to Aligned Intelligence

AI is getting smarter, but how can we make sure it's on our team? The key might be teaching AI to understand the world and what we want, just like we do. This isn't about making AI smarter in general, but smarter in a way that aligns with our goals. Think of it like teaching a kid. You don't just w

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Nov 15 2025HEALTH

Unlocking the Brain's Secret Weapon Against Stroke

The brain has a built-in defense system that might help fight stroke damage. This system is called JNK3 signaling. Scientists have been studying it to see if it can protect the brain during a stroke. They looked at 56 studies, mostly on rats, to understand how JNK3 works. JNK3 is like a switch that

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Nov 15 2025HEALTH

Helping Elders and Caregivers Make Smart Choices for Healthy Aging

Older adults and their caregivers often face tough choices when it comes to staying healthy. A recent study looked into how helpful different decision aids (DAs) can be for them. These aids are tools designed to make it easier to pick the best options for a healthy lifestyle. The study focused on s

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Nov 15 2025EDUCATION

Downtown Dallas Campus: A Fresh Start for Students

Downtown Dallas is getting a makeover, and education is at the heart of it. Dallas College is shaking things up with plans to redesign its El Centro Campus, a key player in the area for over 50 years. The college has picked four teams to compete for the project, with proposals expected in December.

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Nov 14 2025WEATHER

Southern California Faces Potential Weather Chaos This Weekend

Southern California is in for a rough ride this weekend, with a powerful storm system on the way. This storm, fueled by an atmospheric river, is expected to bring heavy rain, strong winds, and possibly even tornadoes. The worst of it is predicted to hit Los Angeles County, but other areas like Ventu

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Nov 14 2025HEALTH

Smart Machines in Medicine: Can We Trust Them?

Smart machines are becoming super smart in healthcare. They can help doctors find diseases, plan treatments, and manage health on a large scale. But there's a big problem. These machines might not always do what we want them to do. They could make mistakes, be unfair, or even cause harm if they are

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Nov 14 2025EDUCATION

Navigating the First Job: Personality and Happiness Matter

Starting a new job is a big deal for young people. It's a time when they figure out who they are in the workplace. But what makes some people better at this than others? A recent study looked into this, focusing on young adults in Japan. The study tracked these young adults from their university da

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