For decades, the protein p-tau217 has been cast as a villain in the story of Alzheimer’s disease, almost synonymous with brain damage and cognitive decline. The prevailing narrative has been clear: elevated p-tau217 levels are a red flag for neurodegeneration, marking the onset and progression of this devastating illness. Yet, recent groundbreaking research shatters this
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The WNBA’s announcement of three new franchises in Cleveland, Detroit, and Philadelphia signals a watershed moment that many long-time advocates of women’s sports have awaited with cautious optimism. Increasing the league from 13 to 18 teams over the next five years reflects a clear intent not just to grow, but to solidify the WNBA’s standing
Cynthia Erivo is best known for her electrifying performances on stage and screen, particularly her iconic portrayal of Elphaba in the smash-hit musical Wicked. Yet, her latest venture behind the scenes reveals an artist and producer willing to take risks that extend far beyond the spotlight of musical theater. Through her production company, Edith’s Daughter,
In a world where billions struggle for clean drinking water, the race to innovate practical, accessible solutions is nothing short of urgent. Recently, a remarkable advancement has emerged from the laboratories of MIT: a black “bubble wrap” hydrogel designed to extract potable water directly from the air—no power source required. Tested in Death Valley, one
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 7 promises to mark a significant departure from a divisive design feature that has lingered since the launch of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and the latest S25 lineup. The “Saturn Ring” camera bezel—an undeniably thick metallic ring surrounding the lenses—has faced consistent backlash from users and critics alike for
Ace Bailey’s selection by the Utah Jazz with the fifth overall pick in the NBA Draft challenges conventional wisdom about how prospects should navigate the pre-draft process. His refusal to engage with multiple teams through workouts—most notably declining visits with the Philadelphia 76ers, Charlotte Hornets, and even the Jazz—stands out as a risky gamble in
Ace Bailey’s path to the NBA has been anything but straightforward. Drafted fifth overall by the Utah Jazz, Bailey entered the league under a cloud of skepticism sparked by his pre-draft decisions. Foregoing workouts with some interested teams, including the Philadelphia 76ers and Charlotte Hornets, raised eyebrows about his willingness to engage fully in the
Canada’s decision to back away from its digital services tax (DST) just before its implementation marks a revealing episode in the complicated dance of international trade and taxation. Introduced with the intention of fairer tax collection from tech giants like Amazon, Google, and Meta, the tax—even at a modest 3% rate—was designed to capture revenues
While independent films often capture critical acclaim and generate buzz at festivals, their transition to commercial theaters remains a challenging ordeal. The recent limited release of A24’s *Sorry, Baby*, helmed by Eva Victor, highlights this ongoing struggle. Despite a remarkable 96% Rotten Tomatoes score and a strong per-theater average of $21.6k across just four locations,
The federal investigation into Malik Beasley regarding gambling activities tied to NBA games and prop bets isn’t just another isolated scandal — it punctuates a growing crisis in professional basketball that demands urgent scrutiny. This isn’t merely about a player possibly crossing ethical boundaries; it’s about the NBA grappling with the blurred lines between gambling’s