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Chest pains need to be taken seriously. Once you've ruled out a heart problem, here's what doctors would like you to know.

As job seekers eagerly anticipate a surge in hiring opportunities, the new year may not immediately usher in a flurry of job openings—here's why.

Not just AWS, Microsoft et al that are betting on nuclear energy, 13 federal agencies get in on act too

The U.S. Judicial Conference decided to not make criminals referrals to the Justice Department over separate ethics complaints against Justice Thomas violating ethics protocols.

Designers must embrace 5 principles as our industry shifts with AI.

What if some of your favorite TV shows collided in wild and unpredictable ways? We dreamed up the most outrageous crossovers …

A serving police officer has admitted at a court hearing to causing the death of a moped rider due to careless driving

Next week at the CES 2025 trade show in Las Vegas, we'll once again be able to see and hear about the latest tech trends in person.

Learn how researchers have interpreted the story of one particular fast radio burst that emerged from a neutron star 200 million light-years away.

Stepping into management can make or break a team — learn how to lead with confidence, build trust and avoid the pitfalls that derail so many first-time managers.

California sober: No alcohol or drugs except marijuana

New York sober: No alcohol or drugs except cocaine

Kentucky sober: No alcohol or drugs except a cool, tall mint julep on a sweltering July afternoon

Oregon sober: No alcohol if it’s not an IPA

Texas sober: No alcohol except empty beer cans to shoot

Maine sober: No addictive drugs except lobster rolls

Maryland sober: No addictive drugs except crab cakes

Georgia sober: No addictive drugs except... Читать дальше...

Bob walks through diagrams from Hayek's famous LSE lectures to explain the Austrian view of the boom-bust cycle.

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Democrats surrender on press freedom

Democrats spent election season fundraising by warning America that a second Trump term would kickstart America’s descent into fascism. It’d be logical to assume, then, that after Trump won, they’d do everything in their power to restrain his anti-democratic impulses. Читать дальше...

Maybe start with good jokes.

Grant Duncan writes: The arguments from the TEU and the Greens are intellectually weak, as they only want “free” speech on campus for ideas which they’ve pre-approved, as if they were the academic arbiters, if not the censors. (Who do they think they are?) Anything that opposes what they approve can be de-platformed or shouted […]

Police can place a GPS tracker on your car as part of an investigation.

In the olden times, people believed that a horse was twice as powerful as an oxen, which is why horses have been called on to pull everything from plows to carriages for centuries. Now, it turns out that a couple of oxen may actually have more oomph than 550 horses, after two of the animals rescued a Ferrari that was…

The cold wave is expected to decrease as wet weather is possible in the coming days. It is pertinent to mention that Jammu and Kashmir is expected to witness another spell of snow and rain from the evening of January 4 onwards.

The January transfer window is often seen as a lifeline for clubs in need, but for Tottenham Hotspur, the challenge lies not just in recruitment... The post Postecoglou admits Spurs may seem desperate to sellers in January appeared first on Spurs Web.

If shooting is an Olympic sport, and if breaking was, darts should at least be considered. Yet there’s more chance of Raygun becoming a two-time Olympian.

Families with young children continue to splash in the water, despite fears for their health.

From “exploration runs” to managing pain and learning a new skill, these goals can make exercise sustainable and enjoyable.

This unruly 327-page document is holding Sydney back on housing. Could there finally be a fix?